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Currents of Change: The Living History of the Great Lakes

Currents of Change: The Living History of the Great Lakes

Living history exhibit exploring the Great Lakes at the National Museum.

This temporary exhibit invites families to dive into the story of how people and the Great Lakes have shaped each other over time. You'll explore everything from the early beaver trade that powered regional economies to the modern challenges we face today—like invasive species and harmful algae blooms. The exhibit walks you through key moments in Great Lakes history while highlighting how science, conservation efforts, and community involvement are helping protect these precious freshwaters for the future. The exhibit is included with your regular museum admission, so there's no extra cost to experience it. You'll find it in the Temporary Exhibit Gallery at the National Museum of the Great Lakes. This is a great way to help kids understand the living, changing world around us and why taking care of our natural resources matters.
When
Fri, Jul 10
Time
10:00 AM
Cost
Ages
Ages 6–18
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