In the early 1980s, when cable television was still in it
Professional training is not a requirement for the all-female, no-audition-required group of singers called the Kalamazoo Community Chora
When you walk into Lakeview Animal Hospital in Portage, you can’t help but notice a large portrait of a formidable-looking black horse th
If you listen to Megan Dooley’s latest album, Made in Kalamazoo, chances are you won’t be able to guess what’s coming next.
When Kalamazoo artist Suzanne Siegel was a struggling California artist in the early 1970s, her schoolmate and friend Alan Freeman was of
Combine a couple of saxophones, a pair of spoons and a heavy-metal drummer covering Greatful Dead songs and what do you get?
When Tim Liby’s church, The River, decided to expand its facilities two years ago, he saw the opening he’d been dreaming of for years.
Music often plays in the background at Melody Allen’s art studio in Kalamazoo. Sometimes a soft, meditative song fosters her creativity.
Soul and R&B singer Meagan McNeal was born and raised in Chicago, and her music career has led to her living in Los Angeles and Phoen
On a gorgeous fall day by the Kalamazoo River, musician Susan Harrison and artist Conrad Kaufman sit at an outdoor table at Arcadia Brewi
With 12 theater organizations in Southwest Michigan, the stage might seem a bit crowded.
In the early 1980s, when cable television was still in it
When Gloria Badiner laid eyes on cast glass for the first
WMU theater professor Lofton Durham conceived of and oversees the Mostly Medieval Theatre Festival.
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