There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
Build your button collection with this rare chance to select from PoCo Muse buttons no longer available on any other day.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
History on Tap at the Washington Street Tap Room
Talk local history over a drink with friends, history professionals, and amateur historians between 5 and 7p. A short talk will be given at 6p about early industry in Porter County.
Free event for 21 and older; drinks not included.
Living history interpreters from an event in 2023.
Help us commemorate 80 years since the end of WWII. Our living history crew will be demonstrating a variety of military roles spanning the length and breadth of the war, showing US forces, as well as those of our allies. See uniforms, equipment, rations, and weaponry of everyday soldiers from the era.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
Join our friends from the Daughters of the American Revolution for the dedication of an Indiana Historical Marker honoring Dr. Almira Fifield, MD.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
The Hannells entertain friends with a picnic outside their pottery studio. From Ceramic Industry, 1954.
Learn about artists Vin & Hazel Hannell in Life Work and celebrate the collaborative exhibit series, Vin & Hazel Hannell: Creativity, Community, Conservation, between the PoCo Muse and other community arts organizations by attending this kick-off event. Light refreshments will be available.
Mark your calendars for Executive Director Kevin Matthew Pazour’s special guided tour of the PoCo Muse galleries and collection storage facility. RSVP required.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
Donors and special guests are invited to this V.I.P. reception for Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
his featured exhibition explores what it means to be an artist by mapping the artistic journeys of Vin & Hazel Hannell from Chicago to Furnessville and beyond. The Hannells had prolific, passionate, and generous careers that established them as emblematic regional artists of the mid-twentieth century.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
Walk the Solar Trail and back on Deer Trail in Ogden Dunes with biologist Laura Brennan.
Explore The Hour Glass in Ogden Dunes, which was built by Professor O. D. Frank in 1933.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
Explore the historic Stagecoach Inn on Saturday, April 26, between 10a-2p. It’s not every day that you get the opportunity to peek inside a building built in 1849!
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
We are closed to the public for installation of Life Work: The Artists Hazel & Vin Hannell.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
PoCo Muse Executive Director Kevin Matthew Pazour invites you to attend his final guided tour of the current exhibits.
Stop in late to see three great exhibits before they close forever.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
PoCo Muse Supporter and electric rail enthusiast Ken Hill will lead a guided walking tour and hike that follows the path of the Valparaiso & Northern line from its southern terminus to Long Lake. There will be a decent amount of walking during this field trip, so please dress accordingly with comfortable footwear. Spots are extremely limited, so RSVP by calling or emailing the PoCo Muse.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
There's a good chance you will hear additional stories that don’t appear on the exhibit labels during this complimentary highlights tour.
The “X” in this image marks the location of the clock tower and offers a rare glimpse from the aftermath of the December 1934 courthouse fire. This image and several others were a 2014 gift of Chuck and Marian Worden.
What do you know about the iconic Porter County Courthouse? Join PoCo Muse Executive Director and Porter County Historian Kevin Matthew Pazour for a fun and informative presentation about the history of the courthouse at Pines Village Retirement Communities on Thursday, March 27, at 1p.
This presentation is free and open to the general public. Can’t make it on the day of the talk? Don’t worry. We will be video recording the program to share online at a later date.
