2013 Calendar of Events

We have a wonderful line-up for 31st Season. Join us for great entertainment while supporting our efforts to restore the magnificent centerpiece of our collection, Amaryllis. We have almost reached our goal and Johnny Verbeeck and his son will begin work on May 16th



May 8 - Season's Opening Celebration, 7 pm to 9 pm

Join us at the Museum on May 8th at 7 pm as we celebrate the opening of Music House Museum’s 31st Season. The year promises to be an exciting one! The evening will feature the amazing sounds of Elk Rapids High School’s Zero Hour Jazz Band and Chorale, along with hors d’oeuvres and sweet treats. Money raised at this event will benefit the ERHS Music Program and the Mortier Restoration Project. Tickets are only $10 for adults and $5 for students. Space is limited so reservations are recommended.

June 14 & 15 - 2nd Annual Antiques and Collectibles Consignment Sale, , 10 am to 4 pm

The Museum is planning our 2nd Annual Antiques and Collectables Consignment Sale. On Friday, June 14 and Saturday, June 15, from 10:00-4:00 day you will have the opportunity to find amazing deals on great antiques and collectables. You also have the opportunity to sell those items that are collecting dust in your attic or hutch. What a great way to make some money and also benefit an amazing Museum!! Please mark your calendars and start collecting items you wish to sell and/or plan on coming to shop.

All items must have a minimum price/value of $10.00. We will not accept clothing/shoes, TVs, microwaves, computers and/or related items, records or piano rolls. Watch for further information/instructions in the coming weeks.

Questions/comments may be directed to:
Ellie Holdsworth (phone: 231-264-5451; email: billell@chartermi.net) or
Dorothy Clore (phone: 231-331-6587; email: dorothyclore@charter.net).











The Music House Museum is an educational institution whose mission is to collect, restore and preserve and demonstrate automated musical machines and related Americana of their era; and to educate all age groups of their significance to music, culture, technology and regional history.



MHM is a non-profit organization serving the public since 1983