Dennos Museum "Green Intentions" Exhibit Opening 

Royce Ragland, Green Elk Rapids Committee Chair giving keynote at the Dennos Museum Reception for "Green Intentions" exhibit

Kim and Royce in front of the Green Intentions exhibit at the Dennos Museum which is on display now

​Green Elk Rapids wants to thank the people who helped make our Dennos Museum reception possible:

The staff at Dennos Museum, the Green ER members who contributed time, materials, ideas, information, funds, and cookies!!!, to make the reception a festive occasion and celebration of 14 years of raising environmental awareness in our community.

The exhibit recognizes efforts by past village president Dan Reszka and past village manager Bob Peterson, current village manager Bryan Greenback and current village president Jim Janisse, village council members through the years, graphic designer Jim Witte, Pro Image staff Matt and Todd, Barb Mullaly, the many authors and speakers who have visited us through the years, students, and supporters who helped assemble our material.  We hope you all recognize your efforts in this exhibit.

Our sincerest thanks for all this,
exhibit team Kim and Royce

Green Elk Rapids Exhibit at the Dennos Museum Center 
April 15th

Green Intentions: One Community Promoting Environmental Awareness

This exhibit highlights activities by the Green Elk Rapids Committee since their
inception in 2009. With a mission to raise awareness and appreciation for
environmental issues and the natural environment, the volunteer group works to
engage the community through a variety of educational experiences to make an
impact at the local level and beyond. Their intentions are to encourage individuals
and other communities to actively green their game.

The start of Green Elk Rapids

The exhibit location is adjacent to the Miliken auditorium in the long hallway with skylights.

A reception is also being planned before the exhibit - Details to be announced soon.