International Museum Day, held annually on May 18th, celebrates the role of museums in fostering cultural exchange, preserving heritage, and promoting understanding among people worldwide. It’s a day to recognize the multifaceted contributions of museums to society, from education and economic development to social well-being and global connections.
Liverpool, the European Capital of Culture 2008, is still a cultural epicenter. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and vibrant present with live music, art galleries, museums, and more. From the iconic Jacaranda Club to the cutting-edge Open Eye Gallery and the trove of local history at the Museum of Liverpool, the city’s cultural impact is undeniable. Savor the flavors of Liverpool’s dining scene at the Voyager restaurant, housed in the historic Halyard hotel, and catch a captivating performance at one of the city’s many renowned theaters. Liverpool’s cultural legacy continues to inspire and entertain, making it a must-visit destination for any culture enthusiast.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 11, 2024, for the annual Free Museum Day in Jackson County. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., around 10 museums will open their doors to the public for free, offering a unique opportunity to delve into Jackson County’s rich history and cultural heritage. Explore captivating galleries and exhibits, learn about Michigan’s military legacy, and discover the pioneer roots of Jackson County. Each museum will host open-house style receptions, featuring self-guided tours, engaging child-friendly activities, and historical demonstrations.
