Hours: 8:00 a.m. until sunset Tours, museums, and artifacts depict the region's celery farming heritage at this center. In addition, the center features an 1856, one-room schoolhouse, a 1931 grain elevator, playground facilities, a picnic area, biking and walking trails, the Hayloft Theatre, and summer festivals such as Family Festival, New Orleans Festival, and Michigan Shakespeare Festival. Facilities: * Historical Interpretive Center on celery farming to region with working farm area (small fee) * Canoe and bicycle rentals (PCBP livery) * Playground equipment * Hard surface trail connecting to Bicentennial Park Ponds * Restrooms * Hayloft Theatre (summer entertainment) * Stuart Manor (Greek Revival home available for group reservation) * 1856 Schoolhouse (restored schoolhouse available for reservation) * Grain elevator (available for group reservation) * Celery Flats Amphitheatre (summer entertainment)