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2025 Partners

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Join TCHM & play a part 
in local history! 

Tri-Cities Historical Museum (TCHM) creates connections to our shared local history…welcoming history explorers from near and far to experience the stories of the Tri-Cities.

 

Together, TCHM and our Partners bring multiple interactive exhibits to life every year, inspire kids of all ages with K-12 education programming, and give our community access to our shared local history at our Community Archive and Research Center (CARC).

All of our Partners are recognized in print and digital materials, plus receive additional benefits like event tickets, River Winds ads, member activities, and rental specials...so you choose how to best showcase your commitment to creating connections to local history!

Want to become a partner?

Do you have a question about our Corporate Partners program? Please contact Elisa Hopper, Development Director at (616) 842-0700 x 120  or connectingtohistory@tchmuseum.org

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Exhibitions and Community Programs
Help bring local history to life for locals and visitors alike

Connect explorers of every age to the stories of their hometown. From Small Gallery to Centennial Hall, exhibits like Ship Shape Sisters: The Women of the Coast Guard SPARS and Picnics and Parades: 100 Years of the Coast Guard Festival , your support helps bring our community history to life for locals and visitors alike.

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Murder! at the Museum

Solve a mystery in the Museum...on your own or with friends

When a body is discovered in the Museum, the police arrive and immediately ascertain the person was a victim of foul play. Hoping to crack the case quickly, the detective on scene asks the event attendees for assistance with the investigation. Attendees must identify suspects, conduct interviews, and put together clues to solve the case!

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Curator's Club

Honorary curatorship of one of the Museum’s permanent exhibits

For only $1 a day, become an honorary curator of one of the Museum’s permanent exhibits highlighting the ‘Timeline of the

Tri-Cities’. This annual membership is open to any community organization, small business, school, or nonprofit. 

Advertise in TCHM's River Winds

Choose 1/8 page, 1/4 page, 1/2 page, or full page ad for your business or organization. For the Spring issue, the advertising purchase deadline is Wednesday, March 26, 2025 with final art due Friday, March 28, 2025. For the Fall issue, the advertising purchase deadline is Wednesday, July 30, 2025 with final art due Friday, August 1, 2025.​

Use your ad space to advertise your local business, or to promote your upcoming class reunion, fundraiser, annual sale, or other special event!

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Did you know we collect and preserve the artifacts and history of our local Tri-Cities businesses? 

Our community businesses and service/support organizations are cornerstones of the Tri-Cities. Preserve your story by donating objects, print materials, or photographs to our collection, or research your business history as part of an upcoming anniversary, opening, or event. Contact our Curator of Collections for more information and to schedule a research appointment!  

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Regular Hours

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Tri-Cities Treasures
Recreate the local history moments that shaped the Tri-Cities

​Tri-Cities Treasures is an annual gala fundraiser in support of your local Museum, and will feature an historic menu and displays from the Tri-Cities area.

In 2025, we'll revisit the wedding of Nathaniel Robbins and Esther Savidge in the beautiful setting of The Lilley Mansion in Spring Lake.

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