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The Frank Street School is one of several school buildings that have called the Northside Neighborhood its home, and one…
Join us October 7 at Central Library during Art Hop for an immersive experience in observance of KPL’s 150th anniversary.…
As noted in an earlier article about the influence and entrepreneurial acumen of German immigrants to Kalamazoo from 1870-1914, many…
RAWK Prompt #3: STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) Calling all writers! RAWK will host a workshop series during Geek…
Belfast Gin creates a sound unique to the Celtic genre with an almost classic rock feel—a music category they call…
In this video series presented by Old House Owners Workshop (OHOW), learn about window anatomy, and how stiles, meeting rails…
Kalamazoo’s own high-flying circus artists, the Aerial Angels, performing feats of grace, strength, and beauty suspended between floors of the…
You likely have seen the beautiful Black Lives Matter street mural on Rose Street between South and Lovell. But do…
An old silent home movie shows how Arlene Strong got started in the bakery business in Kalamazoo’s Oakwood Neighborhood during…
The People's Church, affiliated with the Unitarian-Universalist Association, took root in Kalamazoo almost in spite of itself. In 1855, when…
KPL TV: Teen Filmmaker Festival
The 10th Annual Teen Filmmaker Festival, held at the State Theatre in Kalamazoo, MI, on February 24, 2013, featured the…
On Wednesday, April 21st KPL’s cloudLibrary titles will begin transferring to the hoopla digital platform. This move will necessitate the current…
Of the 22 city neighborhoods in Kalamazoo, Milwood has the second largest number of residents (Edison is the most populous),…
Local historian Lynn Houghton looks at more than 100 years of Kalamazoo’s history through the work of six notable photographers:…
Nate Fuller of the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy (SWMLC) explains how Michigan’s forests, wetlands, and other natural communities got to…
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Location: Southeast corner of VanKal Street and RS Avenue. Status: Active Photos: Beth Timmerman, 2010
A presentation and discussion about the history of redlining, racially restrictive covenants, and segregation in Kalamazoo. Learn how the federal…
When the first non-native settlers arrived in the Kalamazoo area, the Native Americans already in residence were members of the…
Location: District #2 – Section 17, north side of Q Avenue between 38th and 40th Streets. School appears to have closed…
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Explora is EBSCO's research interface designed specifically for students and educators. The secondary school version features relevant and reliable content and easy-to-use functionality…
Full text reference books on business, history, science, environment, medicine, and multicultural studies
Ancestry allows family researchers to search through a database comprised of an array of public records. Provided via ProQuest, includes…
Newspaper Source Plus provides a full-text digital collection of the world's major news content. It includes millions of articles from…