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Kaitlin Rose is a singer songwriter currently residing in Kalamazoo, MI. She began playing the guitar in 2001 at the…
The five-piece band treated those in attendance to over an hour of traditional New Orleans Dixieland interspersed with information about…
Much of what is known about Kalamazoo’s outward appearance during the mid to late nineteenth century—its buildings, its citizens, and…
Gail Griffin, author and professor at Kalamazoo College; Katherine Joslin, author and professor of English, Western Michigan University; and Kathy…
Historian Tom Buettner explains why 27 million people attended the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair (World’s Columbian Exposition) and describes Michigan’s…
Kalamazoo Public Library is honored to welcome Sandra Farag, our new Head of Youth Services! Sandra most recently served as…
The Art Deco and later, Streamline Moderne styles that were popular during the 1920s and 1930s, influenced the design of…
The Red Sea Pedestrians brought their one-of-a-kind, high-energy, neo-Klezmer, full-blown, instrument-swapping fusion back to the Kalamazoo Public Library for an…
Kalamazoo Public Library celebrated its 100th free live concert on Wednesday, May 27, 2015, with The Moxie Strings, the electrifying…
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When the first non-native settlers arrived in the Kalamazoo area, the Native Americans already in residence were members of the…
Location: District #6 Fractional – Section 35, west side of Portage Road, about half a mile south of Cork Street.…
February is Black History Month, and KPL is honoring some of the formative Black men and women who have impacted…
Susan Nenadic, author of “A Purse of Her Own,” discusses women’s work and employment in Michigan during the nineteenth century,…
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Oscar Buckhout, pioneer produce merchant in Kalamazoo, shipped the first load of commercial celery from what would soon be known…
Called “the world’s foremost African centered jazz group,” Detroit-based ‘In The Tradition’ gave this performance at the Eastwood Branch Library…
By 1963, the post-World War II fervor for civil rights, which had begun several years earlier in southern states like…
The Michigan and Huron Institute was granted a charter from the territorial legislature of Michigan on 22 April 1833. Now,…
Brian Foo, the mastermind behind The Library of Congress’ Citizen DJ project will discuss this innovative resource for music lovers.…
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