America 250 : Celebration Vignettes
Celebrating America 250: Your American Story
America 250: Somerset Collection
America 250: Stellantis
America 250: Flood Law
America 250: Belle Tire
America 250: Harley Davidson
America 250: General Dynamics Land Systems
America 250: The Next Generation of Defense Solutions
America 250: Built With American Pride
America 250: Celebrating Designers in America
America 250: Flood Law
America 250: Detroit Grit Meets Open Roads
Events in Your Area
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July 9-26, 2026
Freedom Plane National Tour at The Henry Ford -
July 17-19, 2026
Thunder Over Michigan Air Show, Willow Run Airport -
July 25, 2026
Macomb's Patriotic Cruise for America's 250th Birthday Celebration -
August 2, 2026
Troy Traffic Jam car show celebrating America's 250th birthday: Columbia Center, 201 W. Big Beaver Rd., Troy, Michigan
Events In Your Area
America 250: The Stories
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Forgotten Harvest gets 40K-pound donation as part of church's America250 work
On Thursday morning, Forgotten Harvest got a massive donation thanks to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City.
The Henry Ford plans 3-day block party to celebrate Jackson Home opening
The Henry Ford is celebrating the official opening of the historic Dr. Sullivan and Mrs. Richie Jean Sherrod Jackson Home in Greenfield Village in June.
Arsenal of Democracy Museum highlights Detroit's WW2 manufacturing legacy
Detroit's Arsenal of Democracy Museum showcases the city's WWII manufacturing history with vehicles, weapons, and artifacts.
Colorado railroad connects generations through a shared passion for trains
The Royal Gorge Route Railroad in Cañon City, Colorado, is more than a scenic ride — it's a place where generations connect over a shared love of trains.
Rochester marks 250 years of American independence with cemetery dedication
Dozens gathered at Mount Avon Cemetery in Rochester on Saturday for a dedication ceremony marking 250 years since America's fight for independence.
The Battle of the River Raisin: Deadliest battle ever fought on Michigan soil
Monroe is home to the deadliest battle ever fought on Michigan soil — and you can visit the site for free.
