Decorative Exhibition
Decorative ExhibitionDearborn
Step into 1900s America at this sprawling outdoor museum where you can ride a Model T through historic streets, board a steam train, and watch glassblowers and blacksmiths at work in preserved workshops.
Tips
June 12 at 9:30am
Step into living history as the Jackson Home — a Civil Rights landmark relocated from Selma — opens its doors for the first time. The village-wide block party keeps the energy high with live music, a Black-owned business market, historic baseball by 19th-century rules, and the electrifying 40+ Double Dutch Midwest Invitational.
June 13 at 9:30am
Greenfield Village throws a weekend-long block party to welcome the Jackson Home, a civil rights landmark, with Black-owned vendors, live music, historic baseball, and the 40+ Double Dutch Invitational. Timed entry required to tour the home itself.
June 19 at 9:30am
Celebrate freedom and legacy at this Juneteenth commemoration featuring cooking demos with historic African American recipes at the Mattox Family Home, an Emancipation Day feast of barbecue ribs and hibiscus sweet tea, plus live music and a Black-owned business marketplace.
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Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionStep into 1900s America at this sprawling outdoor museum where you can ride a Model T through historic streets, board a steam train, and watch glassblowers and blacksmiths at work in preserved workshops.
Tips
June 12 at 9:30am
Step into living history as the Jackson Home — a Civil Rights landmark relocated from Selma — opens its doors for the first time. The village-wide block party keeps the energy high with live music, a Black-owned business market, historic baseball by 19th-century rules, and the electrifying 40+ Double Dutch Midwest Invitational.
June 13 at 9:30am
Greenfield Village throws a weekend-long block party to welcome the Jackson Home, a civil rights landmark, with Black-owned vendors, live music, historic baseball, and the 40+ Double Dutch Invitational. Timed entry required to tour the home itself.
June 19 at 9:30am
Celebrate freedom and legacy at this Juneteenth commemoration featuring cooking demos with historic African American recipes at the Mattox Family Home, an Emancipation Day feast of barbecue ribs and hibiscus sweet tea, plus live music and a Black-owned business marketplace.