Miniatures and dollhouses have captivated us and been part of our culture for years. Join us at this workshop to assemble your very own “Sweet Shop,” with an entertaining talk and guidance from Mo Miller, who inspired our exhibit Lifting the Roof: The World of Dollhouses. The “Sweet Shop”
Kidsfirst will be closed on April 2, 3, and 4 so that we may do our annual deep cleaning of the area. We like to keep this environment clean and tidy for our young ones! When Kidsfirst reopens on April 5, kids pre-K through Grade 3 can explore the
Local playwright Jim Geisel talks about his play, Kluckers, which tells the story of Boyd Gurley who, as editor of the Indianapolis Times in the 1920s, reported about the Ku Klux Klan when its membership was higher than ever. Gurley’s story helped expose the corruption within the Klan and
Step into the glitz and glamour of the Roaring Twenties! 🥂✨ The Studebaker Museum and The History Museum invite you to our second annual Bootlegger’s Bash on Friday, April 25th, from 6-10pm. Experience the high energy of a Gatsby-style soirée with live jazz from The Blackhawk Broadcasters, handcrafted cocktails featuring
Game Time: 2:05 p.m. Gates Open: 12:00 p.m. Join us at Four Winds Field when the South Bend Cubs celebrate the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) and the South Bend Blue Sox, an original team of the AAGPBL. See Cubs players dressed in replica jerseys and museum staff
During this 75-minute outdoor program for schools, students will interact with live, costumed interpreters who will demonstrate and discuss many aspects of pioneer life—fur trapping and trading, beeswax candle making, blacksmithing, weaving and knitting, herb gardening, and medical practices. Additional themes are explored as students rotate through each station,
During this 75-minute outdoor program for schools, students will interact with live, costumed interpreters who will demonstrate and discuss many aspects of pioneer life—fur trapping and trading, beeswax candle making, blacksmithing, weaving and knitting, herb gardening, and medical practices. Additional themes are explored as students rotate through each station,
During this 75-minute outdoor program for schools, students will interact with live, costumed interpreters who will demonstrate and discuss many aspects of pioneer life—fur trapping and trading, beeswax candle making, blacksmithing, weaving and knitting, herb gardening, and medical practices. Additional themes are explored as students rotate through each station,
During this 75-minute outdoor program for schools, students will interact with live, costumed interpreters who will demonstrate and discuss many aspects of pioneer life—fur trapping and trading, beeswax candle making, blacksmithing, weaving and knitting, herb gardening, and medical practices. Additional themes are explored as students rotate through each station,
During this 75-minute outdoor program for schools, students will interact with live, costumed interpreters who will demonstrate and discuss many aspects of pioneer life—fur trapping and trading, beeswax candle making, blacksmithing, weaving and knitting, herb gardening, and medical practices. Additional themes are explored as students rotate through each station,
During this 75-minute outdoor program for schools, students will interact with live, costumed interpreters who will demonstrate and discuss many aspects of pioneer life—fur trapping and trading, beeswax candle making, blacksmithing, weaving and knitting, herb gardening, and medical practices. Additional themes are explored as students rotate through each station,
Be enchanted with the wonders of spring at this tea presented by The History Museum. Taking place in the elegant Leighton Gallery, the event features tables of eight, each decorated to reflect all the charms of fairies. This one-of-a-kind experience offers a menu of savories, sweets, and classic teas,
The History Museum’s mailing address is 808 West Washington Street, South Bend, IN 46601. The main entrance to The History Museum and the Studebaker National Museum is located at 897 Thomas Street, which is one block south of Washington Street. Click Here for Directions and Map
