AUG 7 - NOV 17
Free Display in the Brick Lobby, Open on Weekends

In the late 1960s, 200 apple trees were cut down on the Dow family orchard. The wood of those trees was sold as a fundraiser and in their place, the Midland Center for the Arts was built giving a home to six local nonprofits; effectively turning them into one organization. The Center was built to offer the community a place to experience, and often participate in, performance, art, music, science, and history. Since its opening in 1970, the Center for the Arts has hosted everyone from David Brubeck to Steve Martin and the Men of Music choir to local children in youth theater productions. Join the Midland County Historical Society (a founding member group) in looking at some highlights of the Center’s history while keeping our eyes forward through our renovation into a dynamic future.