Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation^®

Bicycles: Powering Possibilities traces the story of pedal-powered mobility through historic and contemporary bicycles, vintage accessories, archival documents and photos, interactive experiences for all ages, and profiles of important builders, riders and racers from the past 200 years.

Explore the mind of Leonardo da Vinci through full-scale inventions that bring to life his discoveries in art, engineering, science, flight and more in DaVinci The Exhibition.

Join us during Black History Month to reflect on the past, celebrate the present and commit to creating a more just future.

Dr. Sullivan and Richie Jean Sherrod Jackson of Selma, Alabama, preserved stories of their family and the Voting Rights Movement so they could be shared with generations to come. Mrs. Jackson’s memoir, The House By the Side of the Road, takes center stage in this temporary collection spotlight, highlighting how everyday people can preserve and share their own family stories.

Little learners get hands on, minds on at Tinkering for Tots: A program designed for curious preschoolers to develop an innovative mindset and make connections through storytelling, play, artifact exploration and a take-home STEAM activity kit.

Discover the story of American craftsmanship in Handmade: The Crafting of America. From practical beginnings to bold, modern expressions, this exhibition traces the evolution of craft and celebrates human creativity.