Even after 36 years in the business, Larry Bell still get
With a theme of “From the Wreckage,” this year's Kalamazoo Poetry Festival aims to examine what’s next for the community and the world th
National Book Award winner, 2020 MacArthur Fellow and bestselling author Jacqueline Woodson will present an online craft talk and keynote
It has been decades since Kalamazoo Metro Transit bus riders have been treated to poetry on buses’ overhead placards, but riders are soon
If you’ve got a personal story to tell, local author and editor Wilma Kahn can help get you started through two virtual four-week worksho
Emmy Kastner knew from an early age that she was a writer, but it took her decades to say it out loud.
An opportunity to hear New York Times best-selling author Jason Reynolds speak is offered at 6:30 p.m.
It all started with a son’s simple questions: “Have you ever heard of Johnny Appleseed? Was he real, Mom?”
You may just get to meet your favorite Michigan author at Kalamazoo: An Evening with Notables on Oct.
Kalamazoo poet Diane Seuss was staying in a hotel in Portland, Maine, in April 2016 when she received a text from her editor that she was
Even after 36 years in the business, Larry Bell still get
It felt like our reality shifted in so many ways in March
Nature Center CEO Nathan Smallwood, left, walks one of the center’s trails with Luke Allison, KNC's landscape coordinator.
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WMU theater professor Lofton Durham conceived of and oversees the Mostly Medieval Theatre Festival.
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