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When Flora B. Roberts began her twenty-four year career as chief librarian of the Kalamazoo Public Library in February 1918, she found…
KPL TV: Writers’ Block: Local Authors
Kalamazoo Public Library presents Writers’ Block, a forum where independently published local writers can tell the world about their work.…
Once the jewel of the city park system, Crane Park must have commanded a superb view of the city when the…
KPL TV: Teen Filmmaker Festival
The 13th Annual Teen Filmmaker Festival, held at Chenery Auditorium in Kalamazoo, MI, on Saturday, February 20, 2016, featured the…
The history of the Baptists in Kalamazoo begins in the spring of 1826 when the Reverend Leonard Slater preached many…
Don’t Be Afraid of the Library! is back with a hauntingly chilling tale! KPL Teen Librarian Miss Amanda reads the…
Obituaries should honor the past, preserve it for the future, and give comfort in the present – but they’re tough…
Kalamazoo Public Library strongly condemns the harassment and violence that has been escalating in our country against people of Asian…
National Book Award finalist and local literary treasure Bonnie Jo Campbell read from her newly released story collection, “Mothers, Tell…
Kalamazoo Public Library and Kalamazoo Youth Development Network discuss Reclaiming Community: Race and the Uncertain Future of Youth Work by…
The municipal-run Red Arrow Golf Course (1041 King Highway) was built along the Kalamazoo River in 1937. Its construction represents…
Kalamazoo Public Library has long been recognized for its excellence in programming. Each year, local historians, authors, researchers and historic…
Kalamazoo’s Historic Preservation Coordinator, Sharon Ferraro, working with her 95-year-old dad, retired professional photographer, Lance Ferraro, walk us inside Kalamazoo’s…
Artist(s): Ted Nugent w/ Montrose, and Jay Ferguson Date: 18 October 1976 Tickets: $6.50 (general admission) Attendance: 7,100 Notes: Kalamazoo…
Focus: Identifying & Dating Photographs
Identifying and dating photographs is an essential tool in doing successful local and family history research. Many details including the format of…
Arnie Johnston, perhaps the foremost translator of songs by Jacques Brel, performs songs by Brel, Gabriel Fauré, Edith Piaf, Kurt…
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The Corn Fed Girls played to a packed house at Kalamazoo Public Library on October 22nd, 2008 (12 videos). The…
Dr. Sharon Carlson, historian and neighborhood resident, shares her extensive knowledge of the Stuart Neighborhood history and founding families. Presented…
Folks weren’t exactly sure what it was or what to call it. At first it was “jass,” a derogatory term…
MyHeritage is the leading destination to discover, share and preserve your family history. Trusted by millions of families, its global…
Rocket Languages is an award-winning, interactive online language learning system. Users can learn conversational language at their own pace. Languages…
Designed with public library patrons in mind, Explora provides easy-to-use features and reliable content from the world’s leading magazines and…
Information on foundations, corporate givers, and grantmaking public charities. In library use only.
AtoZdatabases is the Premier Job Search, Reference & Mailing List Database including 30 million business & executive profiles & 240…