MUSEUM HOURS: Wednesday - Saturday, Noon - 4 pm and the 1st Sunday of each month, 2 - 4 pm. Closed all holidays.
The Museum will be closed Friday, May 24th through Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day Weekend.

Of Fears & Memory
By Alina Poroshina

On exhibit through July 27, 2013
 

Artist Alina Poroshina examines cultural memory in her latest series of work focused on the Armenian Genocide of 1915. In “Of Fears and Memory,” Poroshina reflects on how the atrocities committed in 1915 have been encoded into her own Armenian heritage through figurative paintings that she describes as Expressive Realism.


STEMinists: Michigan Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
On exhibit through February 2014
 

Since the passage of Title IX, women remain disproportionately underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The new exhibit STEMinists aims to combat barriers remaining to women’s equal participation in STEM fields by introducing girls to what it means to work in a STEM field, successful Michigan women role models working in STEM, and steps to pursue their interest in STEM fields. Increasing the number of women in STEM fields is good for everyone—it has the potential to help address the wage gap between men and women and increase the competitiveness of the United States in the global economy.


Not Just a Man's War:
Michigan Women and the Civil War

Currently on exhibit

In celebration of the Civil War sesquicentennial come discover what the War meant for the women of the state. Life in Michigan changed when men left to fight in the Civil War. In addition to their regular duties, the women who remained at home assumed responsibilities previously held by men while sending supplies to support soldiers far from home. Other Michigan women moved to the frontline, serving in hospitals and -- for some bold women--even on battlefields.

When Lincoln declared "Thank God for Michigan!" upon the arrival of the first regiment from a western state, he could not have anticipated all of the sacrifices and changes the women of Michigan would face.


Frances Farrand Dodge: Remembrance
Organized by Judy Page

Opening reception Sunday, August 4, 2-4 p.m.
On exhibit through October 26, 2013

Frances Farrand Dodge (1887-1969) was a recognized artist of the arts and crafts movement. Her work largely consisted of etchings, but she also worked in oil paint and watercolor. Her work has been collected by many museums, including the Cincinnati Museum of Art and the Smithsonian. This exhibit will feature works from the personal collections of the artist's family.


Kateland
by Kate Paul

Opening reception Sunday, November 3, 2-4 p.m.
On exhibit through January 25, 2014

Kate Paul, owner of Paul Studios, LLC in Livonia, presents an exhibit of individual self-discovery. Paul creates her own mythology and looks to express the magic of what it feels like to be alive through her work with acrylic, oil, and ink on canvas.


Great Gifts for Every Occasion

Did you know that the Michigan Women's Hall of Fame Gift Shop sells unique gifts created by, for, and about women, including novelty gift items, books, DVDs, and Fair Trade jewelry, scarves, handbags and purses. Now featuring...

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"We Can Do It!
A Celebration of Michigan Women"

Just like Rosie the Riveter said some 60 years ago, "We can do it"-- and for the past 25 years at the Michigan Women's Hall of Fame, we have done just that -- celebrating the achievements of outstanding historical and contemporary Michigan women. Buy your copy today!

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The Michigan Women's Historical Center & Hall of Fame
213 West Malcolm X Street, Lansing Michigan 48933 • Phone: 517-484-1880


Our mission is to inspire and engage adults and children by celebrating Michigan women's history, promoting educational opportunities, and honoring the accomplishments of Michigan women.

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