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Contains artifacts from mystics such as Aleister Crowley.
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Exhibits include Australian Adventure, African Savanna, Wilderness Trek, The Primate, Cat & Aquatics Building, The RainForest, and Waterfowl Lake. Some exhibits require additional admission fees.
This is the actual house used in the 1983 modern-day classic film A Christmas Story. It has since been converted into a museum dedicated to the film - most visitors come during Christmas season. Access to the inside of the house and the museum are limited to tours. Tours run hourly at 15min past the hour and last for about 45min. Inside the house there are props to play with (like a Red Ryder bb gun, a blue bowling ball, several hats, Lifebuoy soap, etc.). Tours start at the gift shop which is also where tickets can be purchased.
Here you can experience the magic of glass blowing. Local artists give free public demonstrations. Take a class or browse the gallery, you might just find a piece of hand blown glass artwork that fits your fancy.
Tiedemann House
A Victorian-era stone house that is very castle-like. Many claim the house is haunted.
A large art gallery complex housed in a repurposed motor factory building in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood. Every third Friday of the month, they have an open house. Features over 30 galleries. Visit the website for events.