The new Lakeside Grill will open on Saturday, June 27.

Guests will have numerous areas to eat as they enjoy their lunch or dinner relaxing in the Lakeside grill area (new food venue by lake at trail level just below Portico), on the Terrace (dining area atop Lakeside Grill), by the lake on the Dock (dining area ON the water in front of Lakeside Grill), or on the Café Deck (the 2 levels of deck outside of Noah’s Café).

Among the unique food items are a ‘Sea Dog,’ which is a battered cod fillet on a bed of shredded lettuce, a ‘BBQ Brat,’ and ‘Noah’s Chili Cheese Dog.’ Burgers include a ‘Buffalo Bleu Burger’ and ‘Garden of Eating Burger,’ which is a veggie patty with lettuce, tomato and a unique pesto mayo.

This weekend is a great time to visit the Creation Museum. Along with the opening of the Lakeside Grill, we have several workshops planned and our new petting zoo is open (free with admission)-you won’t want to miss seeing our new zonkey and zorse, of course.

This afternoon, we welcomed the newest additions to our new petting zoo.

The zonkey colt (cross between a zebra and a donkey) was born on May 15.

The zorse filly (cross between a zebra and a horse) was born on June 3. (She’s being fed by museum director of operations, Ted Laughlin).

The camel is 4 years old and is being welcomed to the petting zoo by museum vice president, Mike Zovath.

Be sure to come check out these exotic animals during your next visit to the Creation Museum!

This past week, the tri-state (Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana) area has received some severe storms, and like so many, we have suffered some tree damage. Today a friend of the ministry came by to help us out with trimming some trees, but also to help us take care of the damaged trees. Don Gray has given of his time for years to the ministry with his tree trimming business. We appreciate all of his time and dedication to assist us.

Over the past several days, we have experienced several rounds of severe weather at the Creation Museum. Last night, however, the huge tent in front of the museum was hit hard.

A tree was even uprooted.

We praise the Lord that no one was injured during the storm and there’s no structural damage to the museum. According to the weather forecast, we’re in for a sunny, dry, and hot weekend.

Please note this as you make your summer travel plans. The Creation Museum will close early at 6:00 p.m. on July 18 for a private event. The museum is open until 9:00 p.m. every Friday other than that particular Friday evening, so please plan on staying late on another date instead. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Be sure to check our “Friday Nights of Discovery” brochure for a listing of exciting activities at the Creation Museum for your family.