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A 2020 photography exhibition showcasing work from local photographers who have reimagined historical photographs from the Museum’s collection to fit today’s perception. A photographer has an eye for creating a successful photograph. The ability to see the potential for a strong picture and then organize the elements into being effective and compelling is a key skill in taking photographs. Then & Now showcase the creativity of the photographers in the way they saw the original historic photographs and recreated the…
Artwork and artifacts will give off a strange glow under ultraviolet light at the Paper Discovery Center. Why do some things react to black light while others do not? Learn the science behind this, see funky art glowing and make your own glow paper. Fun for all. Included in your admission cost.
This series of large scale paintings presents women across the continents and across the centuries. These paintings are meant to express inspiration by the shared journey of women everywhere. Offered as a tribute; a statement of love and an expression of fascination. The artist becomes both student and guide as she investigates various countries, looking for appealing or historical patterns, possibly artifacts or vegetation, maybe of past, maybe of future, and perhaps a little mythic imagery to invite the viewer…
Artist Statement How long does it take for a denied class to achieve parity? It took over 130 years after the Constitution was written for women to gain the right to vote on a national level. This year, 127 women are serving in Congress—more than any other time in our history. There is no better moment than the present one to showcase the lives of ordinary/extraordinary baby boomer women. Baby boomer women have shown all of us how never to…
A 2020 photography exhibition showcasing work from local photographers who have reimagined historical photographs from the Museum’s collection to fit today’s perception. A photographer has an eye for creating a successful photograph. The ability to see the potential for a strong picture and then organize the elements into being effective and compelling is a key skill in taking photographs. Then & Now showcase the creativity of the photographers in the way they saw the original historic photographs and recreated the…
Stroll through a quaint collection of five separate museum attractions highlighting the local area’s history. Buildings include Steamboat House (1920), Railroad Depot (1880), One Room Schoolhouse (1880), Little Country Home (1900) and the Kay Wilde Doll Cottage. Historically preserved buildings authentically displayed. Museum grounds conveniently arranged in a single venue and a park like setting. Steamboat House: Experience the original preserved interior cabins of the paddle steamboat “Leander Choate”. One-of-a-kind. The Steamboat House has a long storied existence and are…
Join us for an all-new live game of “Who dun it?” in the unmatched surroundings of Hearthstone’s beautiful interiors. You will not be watching… All guests assume the persona of characters and try to solve the mystery using evidence, clues, and conversation with the other “suspects.” The experience includes food, wine, and other beverages served by our docents in the roles of maids and butlers. Prizes are awarded for best costume, best acting, and a grand prize for the first…
Enjoy music, appetizers, drinks, and a first look at JMKAC’s newest exhibition series, “On Being Here (and There),” including “Good Road to Follow,” an exhibition focused on Green Bay artist Adolph Vandertie. Photo:Adolph Vandertie, untitled, 1976; basswood, mahogany, fabric, glass, metal, and varnish; 41 1/8 x 32 x 6 1/2 in. John Michael Kohler Arts Center Collection, gift of Kohler Foundation Inc.
Come see hundreds of beautiful African violets and related plants on exhibit and for sale. Designs featuring blooming African violets and blossoms will be on exhibit. Supplies such as pots, soil, and fertilizer will be for sale. Free admission and parking. Show times are: Saturday, May 2nd 10am to 4:30pm and Sunday, May 3rd, 11:30am to 3:00pm.
Come see hundreds of beautiful African violets and related plants on exhibit and for sale. Designs featuring blooming African violets and blossoms will also be on exhibit. Supplies such as pots, soil, and fertilizer will be for sale. Free admission and parking. Showtimes are, May 2, 10 am to 4:30 pm and May 3, 11:30 am to 3:00 pm.
