Muskegon Rising

Need help understanding hospice care? Susan Houseman from Harbor Hospice explains the "when, why, and how" of their services, including the Poppen Hospice Residence, palliative care, and grief support. Learn how Harbor Hospice has guided families in Muskegon and surrounding counties since 1983. Plan ahead for life's tender moments.

Join us in celebrating 85 years of the West Michigan Symphony with world-renowned conductor Scott Speck. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look as he leads the Muskegon orchestra in their mission to share the power of music with all of West Michigan.

Meet Rotarians Howard Hardesty and Kendrah Robinson and explore the Muskegon Rotary Club, Michigan's largest. Discover a welcoming community of individuals dedicated to service and making a positive impact. Learn how you can get involved and contribute to meaningful projects that connect us with a network of changemakers who have been making a positive impact in Muskegon since 1916. 

Mission for Area People has been a cornerstone of our community for over 56 years, providing essential support and services to individuals and families facing hardship. Join us for a conversation with Dr. Rem Sprague, a long-time board member, and Kristen Turgeon, the Executive Director, as they share insights into the organization's history, mission, and the compassionate approach that makes it so impactful.

Experience the Muskegon Museum of Art through the eyes of curator Art Martin. His careful selection, arrangement, and attention to detail create a captivating narrative for visitors. Martin's expertise and storytelling abilities bring art to life, offering a fulfilling and surprising experience. Discover the secrets behind his visualization and balance techniques, and learn how his skills transform a visit to the museum into a truly satisfying journey. 

Join us for a discussion about the Muskegon Area Intermediate School District (MAISD) to learn about its critical programs and services. From early childhood development to career training, MAISD supports local schools, students, and educators. Discover how MAISD is shaping education and empowering the Muskegon community. 

The Milwaukee Clipper is a retired passenger and automobile ferry known as the “Queen of the Great Lakes.” As a historic landmark, your visit will provide an immersive dive into Muskegon's maritime heritage. Step aboard this majestic vessel and explore its fascinating history, from construction to retirement.

The Clean Slate program offers a fresh start for individuals with criminal records, empowering them to rebuild their lives. While everyone deserves a safe community, fair wages, and affordable housing, these opportunities remain out of reach for hundreds of thousands of Michiganders due to their past mistakes. Discover how Clean Slate can clear your record and illuminate a brighter future.

Charles Hackley envisioned a world-class art museum for Muskegon. Upon his death, he bequeathed a fund to acquire "pictures of the best kind." The Muskegon Museum of Art, dedicated on June 21, 1912, attracted global media attention. After over a century of fulfilling Hackley's vision, the MMA’s permanent collection now rivals those of major metropolitan cities.

The USS Silversides Submarine Museum, located on the Muskegon Lake channel, features a World War II submarine (the USS Silversides) and a museum with exhibits including a Prohibition-era Coast Guard cutter (the USCGC McLane). The museum aims to honor military personnel, preserve military history, and educate the public about past and present military technology.