Stop by during our monthly Open Hours at the Cultural History Center to check out exhibits, ask questions, play games, and chat with staff and fellow community members. A large portion of the center is dedicated to the Anishinaabe people - their history, culture, and the important role they continue to play throughout Michigan. Whether […]
Hey grown-ups - ever wanted to shoot an arrow at a dinosaur? Or a polar bear? Maybe even a giant mosquito? Now’s your chance! Join us at the ODC to learn the fundamentals of archery or fine-tune your technique.All equipment is provided (sorry, no outside bows).For ages 18+.Registration required.Fee: FREE - sponsored by Allegan County […]
Stop by during our monthly Open Hours at the Cultural History Center to check out exhibits, ask questions, play games, and chat with staff and fellow community members. A large portion of the center is dedicated to the Anishinaabe people - their history, culture, and the important role they continue to play throughout Michigan. Whether […]
Have you always wanted to try out archery? Now is your chance! This program is geared for anyone ages 10 and up. We will go over the basics of archery and you will have time to practice shooting at 3D targets and regular targets.We will provide all of the equipment. (Sorry, no outside bows.) We […]
Gwénbeshké (Turning Over a New Leaf) Celebration.Join us as we celebrate the care, creativity, and community effort that brought the ODC Network's Cultural History Center to life. This special gathering honors Anishinaabe history and culture while marking an exciting new chapter for the Center.Myriah Williams, M.Ed., Potawatomi Pokagon Band Citizen and ODC Cultural and Environmental […]
Women in Nature is a program series designed to motivate women to be more healthy, active and passionate about the natural world surrounding them.This archery program will include a quick lesson on how to shoot a bow and arrow, which will be taught by one of our certified women archery instructors. Then participants will have […]
