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Looking for a Great Night of Fun for the Whole Family? The Cherry Bowl Drive-In is the Place for You!
Come Early. Pick your Spot. Order a delicious homemade dinner. Play some Mini-Golf. Sit Back and Relax! You just took a Giant Step Back into the Fabulous 50’s with the Cherry Bowl Family.
The Cherry Bowl Drive In Theatre opened in 1953 in Northwest Michigan, the Cherry Capital of the world. Our screen tower was widened in the late 1950’s to accept the “New” phenomenon, “Cinemascope,” a larger aspect ratio than was previously available. Look closely during our “Vintage” cartoons to see the size of movies before cinemascope.
Our sound system consists of the original vacuum tube motiograph amplifiers, that still power our speakers at the speaker posts. (These posts also light up with a warm red glow for a truly exceptional visual experience during the presentation.) We have also added the option of FM Radio sound so you can hear the entire sound track of the preshow, feature, and vintage footage through your own in car stereo system.
Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theatre
9812 Honor Hwy
Honor, MI 49640
231-325-3413
Enjoy a musical tour that explains and demonstrates the unique instruments; including a Belgian dance organ, nickelodeons, music boxes, pipe organs, the Wurlitzer Theater Organ and a Weber reproducing piano. Also on display are scale models of Traverse City landmarks as they appeared in the 1930’s.
Musical Tours
Tours are continuous during all hours that the museum is open and you may join a tour at any time up to 4 P.M. The last complete tour begins at 2:30 P.M.
Admission:
– Adult – $11
– Children ages 6-15 – $4
– A family – $25
– Special rates and hours are available for groups of 20 or more.
The Music House Museum is an educational institution whose mission is to collect, restore and preserve and demonstrate automated musical machines and related Americana of their era; and to educate all age groups of their significance to music, culture, technology and regional history.
The Music House Museum
7377 U.S. 31 North
Acme, MI 49610
231-938-9300