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One Night Stay at The Finnley Hotel

Voucher for One Night Stay at The Finnley Hotel in Grand Rapids. 

1 Frederick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Family Pass

1 Family Pass to Frederick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park.

A destination marrying world-renowned sculpture and horticultural landscapes, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park’s indoor and outdoor gardens and sculpture galleries hold something for everyone to enjoy.

With the visionary support of Fred and Lena Meijer, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park was founded as a non-profit organization with a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1995. This beloved cultural institution, dedicated to promoting gardens, sculpture, the natural environment, and the arts, has evolved into a celebrated destination in the Midwest, known globally for its outstanding art and gardens. Its enduring commitment to a legacy of cultural enrichment for future generations is deeply rooted in its historical journey.

Russ' Restaurants Giftcards (4 count)

4 $25 giftcards to Russ' Restaurant!

Allow us to introduce ourselves. You probably already know us as the homemade goodness people. Russ' started during the Great Depression as a tiny family-run drive-in restaurant in Holland, MI. Since then, we've expanded to multiple locations across West Michigan. Our goal is to provide families with a comfortable, consistent, and delicious casual dining experience.

Our strong values are at the heart of who we are. That’s why we strive to exercise fairness, integrity, honesty, compassion, and kindness in all we do.

Read more about the story of Russ' Restuarant here: https://www.russrestaurants.com/our-story 

Grand Rapids Public Museum General Admission Tickets (2 count)

2 General Admission tickets to the Grand Rapids Public Museum.

About the GRPM:
 
Mission
We exist to be a living monument of artifacts, ideas and stories told through exhibitions, events, and educational programming designed to inspire, motivate and celebrate our human bond. We enrich the lives of our community through experiences of the wider world in a uniquely Grand Rapids context.

Vision
To inspire passionate curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world around us.

For nearly 170 years, the Grand Rapids Public Museum has been a source of inspiration and a place to cultivate curiosity, with a focus on history, science and culture. The Museum, at its core, is a learning intuition dedicated to accessibility and knowledge to all.

The Museum has a long history as an educational resource in the community. Founded in 1854 as the Grand Rapids Lyceum of Natural History, the Museum’s first collections were the “Cabinets of Curiosities” put together by important civic leaders such as John Ball.

The GRPM is supported by individuals, corporations, and the people of Kent County who approved a joint 10-year millage in 2016 with the John Ball Zoo. The millage covers core operational costs including the care of the 250,000 artifacts in the Collection, allows for facility improvements, and enhances our educational exhibits and programming.

As the Museum looks toward the future, it is planning an expansion focused on increased programming, new welcoming, retail and dining spaces, and enhanced access to the Grand River for all – all part of our ongoing effort to be a universally accessible institution, reflective of the community.

John Ball Zoo 2025 Admission Vouchers (4 count)

4 2025 Admission Vouchers to the John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids. 

About the John Ball Zoo:

John Ball Zoo is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation committed to the advancement of public education on the need for wildlife conservation and preservation. On January 1, 2014 Kent County, owner of the Zoo, and the John Ball Zoo Society unified their respective operations at the Zoo to create John Ball Zoo. A long term management agreement is in effect that allows non-profit management with continued ownership by Kent County.

Vision

We envision a future of being a world-class zoo, a premier education facility, a renowned conservation center, and a wildly successful national visitor attraction.