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By 1963, the post-World War II fervor for civil rights, which had begun several years earlier in southern states like…
Watch Lisa Williams, Joan Hawxhurst, and Karen Trout as they reminisce about Reading Together’s impact in Kalamazoo County over the…
Follow along with KPL’s Miss Natalie as she reads The Hidden Oracle from The Trials of Apollo series by Rick…
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.…
The Wilbur Home and School for the Feeble-Minded Administered by Dr. Charles T. Wilbur, a physician who had been born…
In 1976, the “showcase” of Kalamazoo’s commemoration of the nation’s Bicentennial was a 3-screen multi-image slide show. This 53-minute program…
Artist(s): Tom T. Hall w/ Bobby Bare, and Jeannie C. Riley Date: 24 January 1975 Tickets: $4.50/$5.50/$6.50 (reserved seating) Attendance:…
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.…
“Books Wanted for Soldiers” was the Kalamazoo Public Library’s (KPL) request to the public in August 1917. Through its membership…
During the years between the two World Wars, a sure sign that springtime had arrived in Kalamazoo was the appearance…
Kalamazoo’s own indie shoegaze acousticore group returns to Kalamazoo Public Library in support of the new album, “All Things Made…
KPL offers take-home activity kit bags for children, teens, and adults called KPL @Home. A different activity is featured every…
When the first non-native settlers arrived in the Kalamazoo area, the Native Americans already in residence were members of the…
Albert White was an African American building contractor who lived and worked in Kalamazoo from the 1870s until his death…
East side of South Burdick Street, south of South Street (207–211 S. Burdick St.). Built and run as a film…
KPL’s Storytime Librarians have joined forces to celebrate the closing of 2021 with a SPECIAL end-of-the-year Family Storytime! Mr. Bill…
Called “the world’s foremost African centered jazz group,” Detroit-based ‘In The Tradition’ gave this performance at the Eastwood Branch Library…
Location: North side of East W Avenue, 1/10th mile east of South 28th Street. Status: Inactive
Fr. Kenneth Schmidt, Sharon Froom and Olga Bonfiglio talk about their varied experiences in Rwanda, the ongoing efforts to heal…
“Log Cabin Life in Early Kalamazoo” (1987) – Restoration specialist Annette Conti and Richard Roosenberg of the Kalamazoo Nature Center…
Magazines, journals, newspapers, and reference books provided to Michigan libraries and Michigan residents at home with their Michigan Driver's License…
Providing indexing and full-text coverage of the most respected scholarly law journals, Legal Source is the authoritative database for current…
Newspaper Source Plus provides a full-text digital collection of the world's major news content. It includes millions of articles from…
This database offers detailed "how-to" instructions and creative ideas to meet the interests of virtually every hobby enthusiast. Full text…
Consumer Health Information offers detailed answers to the 200 most-commonly-asked health questions. Supporting the needs of patrons and patients, these…