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A film by Laura Barrett, produced by Karen Trout, Farrell Howe, and Kalamazoo Public Library for Reading Together 2016. Inspired by…
Courtesy of Alamo Township Museum.
Albert White was an African American building contractor who lived and worked in Kalamazoo from the 1870s until his death…
More than three million African-Americans lived as slaves in the Southern United States in the mid-1800s. They had few human…
It is impossible to watch or read the news and not see stories about efforts to ban books at both…
Authors of the new book “The Library Ladies of Kalamazoo: Their Home and History” tell how they collaborated to create…
Did you know KPL Family Storytime programs provide children with fun, engaging activities and storybook readings? New Family Storytime episodes…
Kalamazoo Public Library strongly condemns the harassment and violence that has been escalating in our country against people of Asian…
It was during World War II that a song helped immortalize Kalamazoo, Michigan. The Glenn Miller Orchestra introduced “I’ve Got…
Print Version (PDF) March 26, 2020 The following individuals have been designated by Ryan Wieber, KPL Library Director, as necessary…
There are many women in Kalamazoo who have played a role in our history. Lynn Houghton, Regional History Curator at…
Books and Bellies returns! Join Healthy Babies, Healthy Start, and Kalamazoo Public Library for a reading circle for expecting parents!…
¿Por qué se celebra en los Estados Unidos? ¿Es la independencia de México? Siempre se ha contado la misma historia,…
Before the days of the big bands; before jazz and ragtime; while military bands ruled street parades and open air…
In 2009, Loreen Niewenhuis walked the perimeter of Lake Michigan and wrote the bestselling book, “A 1000-Mile Walk on the…
Michigan Festival of Sacred Music, in collaboration with the Kalamazoo Public Library, presented a program of sacred flutes, featuring Michael…
Each year, Kalamazoo Public Library hosts the Great Grown-up Spelling Bee to benefit Ready to Read, our early childhood literacy…
Join Restorative Justice Trainers Molly Mechtenberg and Ruth Garcia (Gryphon Place) as they discuss the historical, cultural, and systemic policies…
The municipal-run Red Arrow Golf Course (1041 King Highway) was built along the Kalamazoo River in 1937. Its construction represents…
Join two academic and one public librarian for KPL’s newest book club: No Shelf Control: A Graphic Novel Book Club.…
Find your ancestors in over 300 years of historical newspapers, books, pamphlets and government reports. Search over 1,000 newspapers; the…
Ancestry allows family researchers to search through a database comprised of an array of public records. Provided via ProQuest, includes…
Search Kalamazoo and Michigan history with The Kalamazoo Gazette Collection. Coverage from 1837 through current. Explore current and archived issues…
This full-text Spanish-language database covers a broad array of subjects inside and outside academia. It offers content from a variety…
Explora is EBSCO's research interface designed specifically for students and educators. The elementary school version highlights relevant, reliable, and age-appropriate content that's easy and fun…