Events

he Haunted History of Kalamazoo Walking Tour begins and ends at Bronson Park, and covers just over a mile and takes approximately 2 hours.

One tour which will take you across the forest to witness all the fall colors for $40 a person, while another tour will take you across the Kalamazoo River, for $80 a person.

This year, our cities' voices have been amplified possibly more than ever before. RBG's recent passing has inspired Kalamazoo women of leadership to organize a march on Saturday, October 17th in Bronson Park at 11 a.m.

If you still haven't had an elephant ear this summer, here's your chance.

Registration to be part of the ride will start at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 29th at Zeigler Motorsports. Cost will be $15 per bike/car and all proceeds will go to the foundations listened above.

Kalamazoo is no stranger to the popular show which enters into its 19th season this year, as our own Matt Giraud took the fifth place finalist slot on the eighth season of the reality television series in 2009

The exhibit, which in the past has featured and Ancient Oceans tourm, has been transformed into an interactive drive-thru experience, featuring over 70 moving and roaring dinosaurs and a 50 - foot - long Megalodon

Covid-19 cancelled yet another event. But here's how you can help the charity behind Kalamazoo Ribfest.

Unfortunately, due to Executive Order 2020-110 (COVID-19) (June 1, 2020), The Ribfest Food Truck event presented by Firekeepers Casino Hotel has been cancelled.

Saturday decades of concerts and memories will come to an end.