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  • clocktower-entrance-to-henry-ford-museum
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    Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks

    Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks launches visitors into a creative, hands-on exploration of NASA's Artemis missions and the future of space travel. This dynamic exhibition combines large-scale LEGO sculptures with interactive engineering stations to bring space science to life.
  • Denise McCluggage at Bahamas Speed Weeks, Nov-Dec 1959
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    Celebrate Women's History Month

    Join us at Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Ford Rouge Factory Tour during Women's History Month to explore the boundary-breaking achievements of American women throughout history.
  • Presenter telling the story of Elijah McCoy
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    Elijah: The Real McCoy

    Meet Elijah McCoy, an iconic American inventor who created 57 patents over 80 years. He revolutionized the Industrial Age and brought trains in ahead of time. The performance is approximately 15 minutes.

  • Performer dressed as Mary Judge tells the story of Detroit Central Market
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    Market Season

    As you visit the market in Greenfield Village, learn how it emerged as one of the city’s most successful hubs for multicultural communities in Detroit. Performances run about 15 minutes at 10:30 a.m., 11:45 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:30 p.m. Weather dependent.

  • A loom
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    Liberty Craftworks Hands-On Activities

    Join our presenters for an engaging experience with hands-on activities inspired by the seasons, featuring a variety of themed weekends. You'll have the chance to explore crafts such as weaving, printing, pinch pots and corn husk dolls. Activity area is located in front of Spofford Sawmill. 

  • clocktower-entrance-to-henry-ford-museum
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    Sharing the Spirit of America

    Join us in Greenfield Village as we partake in a nationwide commemoration of the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. July 8 will mark the 250th anniversary of this historic moment, and community gatherings across the country will simultaneously recreate the occasion with synchronized public readings.

  • Cities of the Future
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    Cities of the Future

    Imagine stepping 50 years into the future and finding smart cities designed to be totally sustainable. Renewable energy is our primary power source, space-based solar power provides energy 24 hours a day, and you can ride an electric flying vehicle! This isn't science fiction. Engineers are making plans for a sustainable world right now.


    Closed Captioning available upon request. Select showtimes in 3D.

  • Great Bear Rainforest
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    Great Bear Rainforest

    Journey to a land of grizzlies, coastal wolves, sea otters, humpback whales and the fabled all-white Spirit Bear — one of the rarest animals on Earth. Great Bear Rainforest is set in one of the planet's most exquisite and secluded wildernesses on Canada's rugged Pacific coast.

    Closed Captioning available upon request.

  • Nourishing Narratives Film Screening image with illustrated vegetables on a light teal background.
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    Nourishing Narratives 2026 Student Films Screening

    FREE screening celebrating the 2026 winners of Nourishing Narratives: Cultivating Youth Stories for Change, a national mobile film competition that empowers students ages 13-18 to explore food justice through storytelling. Ten award-winning short films will be screened, exploring topics including access to healthy food, urban farming and community gardens, organizations feeding their communities, food education and Indigenous food justice. Panel discussion to follow.


    No ticket purchase or advance registration required. Seats are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • America The Beautiful Move Poster
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    America The Beautiful: Our Natural Wonders 3D

    America the Beautiful is a sweeping giant-screen experience celebrating the vast and varied natural worlds that define the United States and the conservation movement that has ensured their survival. The protection of America's beauty, wonder and resources was set in motion by Theodore Roosevelt and other pioneers who popularized principles still in practice today, passed down through generations, that will keep America's wild heart beating for many more.


    To commemorate America's 250th, we're offering special $2.50 admission to this film for both members and nonmembers. Free for veterans, active duty military and indigenous guests with ID.


    Premieres November 11. Tickets on sale soon.