Museums & Galleries
Historic Museums
The Oakland County Pioneer and Historic Society is host to the Pinegrove Historical Museum. Pine Grove sits on 4 1/2 acres of land on Cesar E. Chavez Avenue in the mansion of former Michigan Governor Moses Wisner. It consists of the mansion and several out-buildings, including a summer kitchen, outhouse, smokehouse and root cellar. The museum itself is in lower level of the renovated carriage house. The collection includes tools and farm implements from the 1800's to early 1900's, and is a tribute to the early Pioneer Settlers of Oakland County who made their own tools or used mass-produced items then available. Call 248-338-6732 for more information or visit their new website at www.ocphs.org.
Art Museums
The Creative Arts Center has been a fixture in the Pontiac community for over 40 years. Housed in the former city library, its mission is to provide our community with an accessible place to learn about and enjoy the arts.
In addition to ongoing exhibits, the Center provides learning opportunities for children and adults with classes in dance, drama, arts and crafts, water color and oil painting, drawing and African drums.
Contact the Creative Arts Center at 248-333-7849 or visit their website at: https://pontiacarts.square.site for more information.
The Oakland County Pioneer and Historic Society is host to the Pinegrove Historical Museum. Pine Grove sits on 4 1/2 acres of land on Cesar E. Chavez Avenue in the mansion of former Michigan Governor Moses Wisner. It consists of the mansion and several out-buildings, including a summer kitchen, outhouse, smokehouse and root cellar. The museum itself is in lower level of the renovated carriage house. The collection includes tools and farm implements from the 1800's to early 1900's, and is a tribute to the early Pioneer Settlers of Oakland County who made their own tools or used mass-produced items then available. Call 248-338-6732 for more information or visit their new website at www.ocphs.org.Art Museums
The Creative Arts Center has been a fixture in the Pontiac community for over 40 years. Housed in the former city library, its mission is to provide our community with an accessible place to learn about and enjoy the arts.In addition to ongoing exhibits, the Center provides learning opportunities for children and adults with classes in dance, drama, arts and crafts, water color and oil painting, drawing and African drums.
Contact the Creative Arts Center at 248-333-7849 or visit their website at: https://pontiacarts.square.site for more information.