Greenfield Village
Now Open
The Henry Ford's first major home acquisition in 40 years, the Dr. Sullivan and Mrs. Richie Jean Sherrod Jackson Home is both a family home and a national landmark relocated from Selma, Alabama. In this home, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the Jackson family and other movement leaders helped shape the Voting Rights Movement and advance the passage of the landmark 1965 Voting Rights Act.

Collections Gallery in Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
Open now through January 18, 2027
Trace the evolution of American craft from its functional origins to its contemporary expressions. Experience the power of handmade objects to tell stories of resilience, resourcefulness and entrepreneurship. Featuring a wide array of artifacts from The Henry Ford's collections, this exhibit explores why and how we create — and for whom.

The Gallery by General Motors in Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
Open now through September 13, 2026
Drawing exclusively from The Henry Ford's collections, Fabric of America: Our Fashions, Textiles, and Technologies explores the deep connections between textiles and our shared history. Through five enduring American values — liberty, practicality, inventiveness, abundance and individualism — this exhibition reveals how fabric shapes who we are as a people and a nation.

Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
July 9-26, 2026
Traveling for the first time together in history, see documents like George Washington's, Alexander Hamilton's and Aaron Burr's Oaths of Allegiance (1778); the Treaty of Paris (1783); Senate Markup of the Bill of Rights (1789); and more. The Henry Ford is one of eight institutions across the U.S. where nine original founding-era documents will be on display to the public as part of The National Archives and Records Administration traveling exhibition, Freedom Plane National Tour: Documents That Forged a Nation.

*Due to extreme interest, reservations for this exhibition are currently full.

The Gallery by General Motors in Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
October 18, 2026-January 3, 2027
Unleash your inner space explorer in Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks! Step into NASA's Artemis missions and build your way through lunar challenges. Featuring awe-inspiring LEGO sculptures and hands-on engineering stations, this immersive experience brings the adventure, science, and creativity of space exploration to life — one brick at a time.

Experience special exhibitions and programs that reflect on and honor the history, culture, traditions and contributions of diverse communities whose stories have shaped America.

• Handmade: The Crafting of America
  Now open through January 18, 2027
• Fabric of America: Our Fashions, Textiles, and Technologies
  Now open through September 13
• Celebrate Indigenous History
  October-November
  Programming held in the museum and village
• Artemis Adventure with LEGO^® Bricks
  Member Preview: October 17
  Open to the Public: October 18, 2026-January 3, 2027
• Light & Joy in the Holiday Season
  December

Experience firsthand the sights, sounds and sensations of America’s fascinating formation with over 80 acres brimming with resourcefulness and ingenuity.

• Music in the Market
  July 18-19, August 29-30, September 19-20
• Detroit Central Market Weekends
  July 25-26, August 22-23, September 26-27
• The Jackson Home Public Opening
  Open Now
  
• Historic Base Ball
  June 13-September 7
• World Tournament of Historic Base Ball
  August 8-9
• Old Car Festival, Powered by Hagerty
  September 12-13
• Celebrate Indigenous History
  October-November
  Programming held in the village and museum

Experience some of the most entertaining and enlightening stories ever told — in one of the nation's most impressive venues for telling them. Learn more.

Featured America250 Films:

• America's Musical Journey
  Now showing through July 23
• National Parks Adventure
  Beginning July 24 and showing through September 30

Rev up your inner engineer in a five-part experience at a legendary American factory — Ford Motor Company's Dearborn Truck Plant.

• National Manufacturing Day
  October 1-2

Experience all of America: 250 Years in the Making with a yearlong membership to The Henry Ford. Become a member for free general admission to the museum and village, plus free parking and exclusive savings on Ford Rouge Factory Tour, Giant Screen Experience and ticketed events.