Posted by WMTA | My West Michigan | January 7, 2020  There is never a shortage of fun in West Michigan! From cooking events in Whitehall, checking out museums in Holland, or heading up north to Traverse City for wine tours and fine dining — there is something for everyone.

HollandSentinel.com  |  Opinion Posted by Henry Idema | Community Columnist | @hollandsentinel.com December 17, 2019 Take me to the column posted on hollandsentinel.com One of greatest ironies of history is that when billions of Christians prepare to be thankful for the coming into the world of a Jewish baby boy,

HollandSentinel.com  |  Entertainment & Life Posted by Lori Timmer  | @hollandsentinel.com December 14, 2019 Take me to the article posted on hollandsentinel.com HOLLAND — Well-known as a local historian and long-time editor of the Holland Sentinel, Randy Vande Water’s legacy lives on. The Holland Museum now has a portion of

Posted by Heather Klompmaker on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at 2:35 PM On today’s #westmichiganwednesday we visited a fascinating local gem, the Holland Museum. Housed in the original Holland post office, the museum highlights our past, present and future in a way that is both memorable and engaging . As you explore the museum it

October 9, 2019 Honor our veterans and active duty service members on Monday, November 11 in celebration of Veterans Day with free admission from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Holland Armory. Visitors can explore an exhibit on the history of the Armory building, Company D and Col. Henry

By Kate Carlson, Holland Sentinel Reporter Read Full Article HOLLAND — The interactive Smithsonian Spark!Lab at Holland Museum turned one year this month, and the exhibit’s success was celebrated with cake on Wednesday. Since the exhibit opened in August 2018, there have been 74 new Holland Museum members, and family

Holland Sentinel  |  posted by Kate Carlson  |  April 7, 2019 Take me to the article posted on hollandsentinel.com HOLLAND — Holland Museum leadership is in the process of making the building a more dynamic, cultural institution and communicating its relevance to the community. Membership and attendance were up during the