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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.
  • 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. 

  • Vendors set up at tables in Detroit Central Market
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    Detroit Central Market Weekends

    Explore Detroit's historic public market as it comes to life with local vendors, including farmers, artisans and makers, during our Detroit Central Market Weekends.
  • 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.

  • Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks
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    Member Preview | Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks

    Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks launches visitors into hands-on space challenges — design landers, race rovers, and reimagine life on Mars using creativity, engineering, and LEGO® innovation.

  • Cornhusk Doll Hands-On Activity
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    Cornhusk Doll Hands-On Activity

    Make your very own doll using corn husks, string, yarn and dried flowers provided by the Village Herb Associates. Activity is located in front of Spofford Sawmill. All tools and supplies provided. Crafts will run while supplies last. Should a craft run out of supplies an alternative craft will be available.
  • Kid experiencing simulator racing experience in Driven to Win
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    In the Driver's Seat presented by Brembo

    Buckle up for high-octane racing with six interlinked, full-motion simulators that feature the latest technologies — just like the modern pros use for training. This 15-minute experience offers you the chance to drive the world's fastest cars on the most challenging tracks. Drivers must be 12 years old or older and at least 4'6" tall.

  • Innovation Nation episode clip featuring Matt Anderson and Mo Rocca speaking about the Warrior.
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    Innovation Nation Lounge

    Rest your feet while you exercise your mind with the Emmy Award-winning TV show The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation.
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