Upcoming Events
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Aviation in Action: Turning the Tide in the Pacific Apr 18, 2024
This presentation will show how the Midway victory was but one in a series of interconnected events that collectively changed the course of the Pacific War. View More
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Eight Steamboats—Sailing Through the Sixties Apr 19, 2024
During the late 1960s Patrick Livingston worked as a crew member aboard Great Lakes passenger ships and freighters. His memoir of those years resulted in the Michigan Library Notable Book—"Eight Steamboats—Sailing Through the Sixties." View More
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Michigan During the Great Depression Apr 19, 2024
Learn how the problems of the Great Depression still affect us 90 years later. View More
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Michigan Men in the Civil War Apr 20, 2024
This presentation speaks of Michigan’s Civil War soldiers and their experiences and views as citizen soldiers who served in the Union Army of the Potomac from 1861–1865. View More
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Striking at the Root of the Rebellion: Lincoln, the Emancipation Proclamation & the Cause of Freedom Apr 24, 2024
President Abraham Lincoln had used his war-powers to sign the Emancipation Proclamation; America's divisive "peculiar institution" was another step closer to its ultimate demise. View More
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President Abraham Lincoln's Courage to Create Change Apr 27, 2024
Curator Talk – Learn about the Freedom Confirmed exhibit that presents a compelling analysis of President Lincoln’s moral transformation from its original curator, Rodney David Deal. View More
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5th Michigan Regiment Band-EVENT CANCELLED Apr 27, 2024
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the group had to cancel this event. We apologize for the inconvenience. View More
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Muhammad in Mecca Part I Apr 29, 2024
The Life of Muhammad: The Prophet of Islam—Born an orphan; raised a shepherd; honest trader; chosen a Messenger. View More
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Native Plants for Your Gardens Apr 29, 2024
Learn how to support pollinators and birds by adding native plants—and how native plants improve water quality, reduce flooding and minimize garden maintenance. View More
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Muhammad in Mecca Part II Apr 30, 2024
The Life of Muhammad: The Prophet of Islam—Born an orphan; raised a shepherd; honest trader; chosen a Messenger. View More
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Cold-Blooded Creatures Apr 30, 2024
We will learn about reptile and amphibian habitats, populations, diets and adaptations for survival in this hands-on program. View More
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Estate Sales and Estate Planning May 01, 2024
In this course participants will gain the knowledge necessary to make informed decisions when seeking the services of estate sales experts and experts in estate planning. View More
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Unlock the Wisdom Vault: ChatGPT, Your Virtual Knowledge Companion for Retirees! May 01, 2024
Embark on a journey of knowledge, engagement and pure fun! Due to popular demand, this class is a repeat of the highly informative fall edition. View More
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Chasing the Eclipse/Eclipsing Orbiting Bodies May 02, 2024
Angelo and Bob will conduct this portion of the course covering the science behind eclipsing orbiting bodies in space. View More
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The American Guide Series: The New Deal’s Travel Books of the 1930s May 02, 2024
In addition to describing the evolution of a considerable literary achievement, this is also a story of the complicated social, economic and political world of the 1930s. View More
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Transitions and Trade-Offs in the Automotive Industry May 03, 2024
Join us as we discuss the mandated transitions within the auto industry, focused on the perspective of the engineering and manufacturing side. View More
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Has Spring Sprung? May 03, 2024
What are the signs that spring is “springing” in the right direction? The signs are probably not what you think. View More
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Wine Tasting Event at Filipo Marc Winery May 06, 2024
Join us for a sampling of 12 wines—red and white—from dry to sweet. View More
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Wine Tasting Event at Filipo Marc Winery May 06, 2024
Join us for a sampling of 12 wines—red and white—from dry to sweet. View More
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Anton Art Center Tour and Project May 07, 2024
MORE attendees will meet at the Anton Art Center for a tour of displayed student artwork before participating in a guided mixed media project. View More
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Anton Art Center Tour and Project May 07, 2024
MORE attendees will meet at the Anton Art Center for a tour of displayed student artwork before participating in a guided mixed media project. View More
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Uniquely Michigan May 08, 2024
This presentation will be highly interactive and will involve the audience. Come learn about our Great Lakes State and the many key elements that make Michigan “unique.” View More
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Plan Your Legacy May 08, 2024
A panel of experts in the senior industry will be here to help seniors navigate some of the most important aspects of aging. View More
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What do Jews Really Believe? May 09, 2024
Join us for a session of learning to understand and gain insight into what Judaism is all about! View More
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A Brief History of American Film Part I May 09, 2024
Experience films from silents and talkies through today, including Hollywood’s Golden Age. View More
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Stahls Automotive Foundation Museum May 10, 2024
MORE attendees will meet at Stahls for a group tour of this jaw-dropping museum experience, complete with extremely rare autos from the late 19th century-on. View More
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Stahls Automotive Foundation Museum May 10, 2024
MORE attendees will meet at Stahls for a group tour of this jaw-dropping museum experience, complete with extremely rare autos from the late 19th century-on. View More
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The History and Future of the Electoral College May 13, 2024
Come explore the creation of the electoral college in the Constitution, and the significant changes in its operation. View More
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Wandering in the Ancient Mayan World Today May 13, 2024
The Mayan world is very reachable and carries with it a sense of adventure that is found in few other travel experiences. View More
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Butterflies of Michigan Hike May 14, 2024
Attendees will learn to recognize and appreciate some of Michigan’s most common spring butterflies. View More
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Butterflies of Michigan Hike May 14, 2024
Attendees will learn to recognize and appreciate some of Michigan’s most common spring butterflies. View More
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Norman Rockwell: America’s Storyteller May 15, 2024
We’ll explore several of Norman Rockwell's memorable covers for the Saturday Evening Post as well as a selection of other work. View More
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Lake St. Clair—Ours to Protect May 15, 2024
This program will focus on Macomb County’s underground infrastructure and the movement of water. View More
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Governmental Planning for Southeast Michigan May 16, 2024
This presentation will highlight SEMCOG’s efforts in regional transportation issues. The RTA will focus on public transit infrastructure and policies. View More
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Walks and Talks of an American Urbanist Across the Great Cities May 16, 2024
This course will tour some of the great spaces that the instructor visited in her 500 miles of walks across America’s old cities. View More
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How Drones are Used in Public Safety May 17, 2024
Whether used for fugitive apprehension, traffic accident analysis, or firefighting support, these flexible machines have opened a new means of viewing the world. Get a detailed look at what drones are, what they do, and what it takes to operate them. View More
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MORE Learning Lab May 17, 2024
These focus groups are very important sources of MORE attendee feedback on a wide variety of program aspects, ranging from class content to marketing tactics and many other potential considerations. View More
