Where A Sense of Wonder is Cultivated
For more than 50 years, Midland Center for the Arts has been a regional destination for immersive exploration, historical research, artistic expression, and scientific discovery; and now, the Center invites the community to imagine and build an art and STEM Center filled with endless possibilities for learning, creativity, and connection.
A first look inside the new Museum. We're excited to take you on this journey.
Center of Possibility Campaign Introduction Video
Center of Possibility Capital Campaign
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Support our innovative, transformational capital project that will create a center full of possibility, stimulate creativity, and foster discovery throughout the entire Great Lakes Bay region.
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Leading-Edge Art & STEM Museum
A restored, refreshed and more open museum for scientific discovery and artistic expression. The Hall of Idea’s iconic architectural rings in the Alden B. Dow Museum will be more visible, reestablishing the museum’s unique and powerful center.
Exhibit spaces will expand, including a fully renovated lower level for additional exploration, providing a total of five floors of science and art exhibition space. With leading-edge technology and fully interactive exhibits, the new museum will envision the Michigan of tomorrow.
Exhibit spaces will expand, including a fully renovated lower level for additional exploration, providing a total of five floors of science and art exhibition space. With leading-edge technology and fully interactive exhibits, the new museum will envision the Michigan of tomorrow.
Images provided are conceptual only
World-Class Art Studios
A pillar of the organization, the art studios will be redesigned and moved to an accessible and highly-visible space for both professional art instruction and creative endeavors that encompass a variety of artistic mediums.
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Elevated Guest Experience
A new, centralized main entry and lobby space will immerse patrons in the true intersection of art and science by offering striking, multi-level views into the interactive museum exhibits. Redesigned, modern activity spaces throughout the Center will provide numerous opportunities for community gatherings, meetings and celebrations.
Center of Possibility
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Midland Center for the Arts Capital Campaign
A Center of Possibility
Major Donors
$5 Million+
State of Michigan
$1 Million+ |
$500 Thousand+ |
Hemlock Semiconductor |
Frank & Jean Popoff |
James R. Anita Horne Jenkins Family Foundation |
Harry A. & Margaret D. Towsley Foundation |
William & Linda Stavropoulos |
US Department of Housing and Urban Development |
Charles J. Strosacker Foundation |
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Lisa & Howard Ungerleider |
$100 Thousand+ |
$50 Thousand+ |
Stephen & Kristy Carras Jim Fitterling & Alex Lee |
Consumers Energy Foundation |
Jim Fitterling & Alex Lee |
Mike & Rhea Dow |
Dow Credit Union |
Mark & Anne Flegenheimer |
Marcia Haywood |
Michael & Claudia Goad |
Patricia & David Kepler Foundation |
Neil and Annmarie Hawkins |
Midland Area Community Foundation |
MyMichigan Health |
Sarah & Daniel Opperman |
Jill & John Sampson |
Ken & Gina Pederson |
Beth and Graham Taylor Family Fund |
Catherine & David Ramaker |
Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation |
Bill & Cynthia Schuette |
Amy & John Wilson |
J. Donald & Angela Sheets |
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Spence Brothers |