Civil War Museum
Programs & Events

Adult Workshops

In-depth programs designed for adult learners who want to explore Civil War history beyond the basics. These sessions often feature extended lectures, specialized topics, or expert presenters, and may occasionally include interactive or hands-on components.

Link to Workshops

Public Programs

Lectures, talks, and demonstrations that dive into Civil War history and its lasting impact. These programs feature historians, educators, and guest speakers and are open to the general public.

Link to Public Programs

Special Events

One-of-a-kind experiences that bring history to life in unique ways. These events may include performances, themed programs, seasonal offerings, or interactive experiences not part of our regular schedule.

Link to Special Events

Museum Book Club

A welcoming discussion group for readers interested in Civil War history and related topics. Participants read a selected book and gather to share insights, questions, and conversation in a relaxed setting.

Link to Museum Book Club

Annual Bus Trip

Each Autumn, the Civil War Museum offers an annual group travel experience to a significant Civil War-related destination. Locations and themes change each year, bringing participants together to explore historic sites, enjoy guided tours, and travel alongside fellow Civil War enthusiasts.

Link to Bus Trip

Great Lakes Civil War Forum

An annual day-long program featuring multiple in-depth presentations on a unifying Civil War theme. The forum brings together scholars and history enthusiasts for a deeper exploration of the era.

Link to Forum

SPARK!

SPARK! programs are designed for people in the early-to-mid stages of memory loss to visit with their family and care partners.

This free monthly program engages participants in lively conversations, storytelling, object handling, and other multi-sensory activities that relate.

Link to SPARK