A look at the influence Northern Michigan had on both Ernest Hemingway's personal life and literature through commentary and rare family photos provided by Christopher Struble, President of the Michigan Hemingway Society. There will be notable emphasis on the "Nick Adams" collection of short stories. Arguably some of Hemingway's best works, the “Nick Adams” sketches […]
Learn about the science of climate with University of Michigan professor emeritus, Knute Nadelhoffer. Dr. Nadelhoffer is an expert in ecosystem ecology and dynamics, and has studied climate for over 30 years. Hear how researchers like him collect and interpret data and how our region is expected to change. This presentation will include time for […]
Join the DC and NASA astronomer ambassador Rod Cortright for this night under the stars. The Hubble Space Telescope has been described as the most productive scientific instrument ever built. Being in orbit for over 30 years, Hubble is nearing the end of its operational life. Now, the James Webb Space Telescope, launched on Christmas […]
This program will cover the Anishinabek Odawa, their culture and history, current struggles and challenges. Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Historian Eric Hemenway will be leading this evening. Please bring your camp chair, the presentation will be outdoors next to the Discovery Center.
Get up early to try and find the elusive Pigeon River Country elk with the help of retired wildlife biologist, Doug Reeves. Meet at the Discovery Center to go for an early morning bugle and end at the Center with a presentation. Due to the secretive and shy nature of elk, this event has a […]
Learn how to use your camera (or cell phone) to capture the beauty of the PRC. Class includes a short lecture, followed by a field trip into the PRC during this most photographic time of year.