Muskegon: A Community Conversation is a collaborative initiative designed to spark meaningful dialogue, foster mutual understanding, and strengthen the fabric of our community—one conversation at a time.

This nine-event series, hosted across Muskegon County, offers safe, inclusive spaces for neighbors to come together, listen, share, and grow through open dialogue. Each set of conversations will focus on a unique theme aimed at helping individuals connect more deeply—with each other, and with the issues that shape our daily lives.

Join us this fall for Community Conversations: Shared Waters, a three-part series exploring the past, present, and future of water in the Muskegon area. Through a panel discussion, a community bike ride, and an expert-led presentation, we'll explore how our lakes and rivers have shaped Muskegon's history, their ongoing impact on daily life, and what it will take to protect them for future generations. Presented in partnership with Hackley Public Library, White Lake Community Library, Muskegon Area District Library, and WGVU.

Currents of Change: A Panel Discussion on Waterways & Development in West Michigan

Wednesday, September 17 @ Time: 5:30 – 7:00 PM

White Lake Community Library

Pedal for Progress: Muskegon Lake’s Comeback Ride

Saturday, September 27 @  12:00 – 1:30 PM

Muskegon Area District Library

Lead the Way to Safe Water

Tuesday, October 21 @ 5:30 – 6:30 PM

Hackley Public Library