When Mattie Jordan-Woods started her job as the executive
Every May Kalamazoo hosts the Olympics of the string music world, but many local folks don’t even know it.
The next best thing to watching a professional jazz orchestra perform is watching a youth jazz orchestra perform, especially one that’s n
Two things happened a world away from each other when Pierre van der Westhuizen was 10 that would come together for him many years later
What can a world-renowned keyboard festival learn from a Kalamazoo-area craft brewery?
"I did a Google search for cool images and a religious article popped up with the words ‘Last Gasp,’” recalls Jay Jackson.
On South Burdick Street, in the yard of a house right next to the southern end of Mount Ever-Rest Cemetery, there’s an enormous green obj
Throughout elementary school, Logan Shields toted home handwritten notes from music teachers proclaiming his astounding pitch and ability
Many artists can draw a flower, but Kristina Spitzner’s flowers are both scientifically accurate and beautiful.
On a cold night in January, steam rolls off concertgoers as they emerge from the back door of The Milhouse, a red and white two-story hom
"The amount of tango dancing in a city corresponds to the amount of sushi restaurants in that city,” jokes tango instructor Doruk Golcu.
When Mattie Jordan-Woods started her job as the executive
Traveling west on Whites Road past the Kalamazoo Country
They don't carry guns, don’t have a badge and can’t write
Inside the offices of Paper City Development in downtown
Dancer Samantha Soltis rehearses Loïe Fuller’s Fire Dance.
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