Kalamazoo Valley Museum

In the recent years, with the evolution of Covid and economy, we have tried to find ways as a country to help each other. The next time you want to go to a museum, zoo, or something similar, check and see if you get free or discounted admission.

It's funny how age changes your perspective. When I was a kid, a trip to the museum was quite the event. If it was a great museum, it was a chance to explore a special place. Then you get older, you sort of forget about museums.

A free program in conjunction with the Michigan State University science festival, the Kalamazoo Valley Museum will host Statewide Astronomy Night on April 8, 2022.

Coming up with date ideas can be difficult. Hopefully, this list can help you out!

Good news for Kalamazooans with inquisitive minds. After being closed to the public for almost a year, since last March, the Kalamazoo Valley Museum began slowly reopening to the general public this week.

Today is an auspicious day. 100 years ago on August 18th, the 19th amendment was ratified giving every woman in this country the right to vote.

Click here to learn more about the project and to submit your unique Kalamazoo COVID-19 story.

This exhibit is as fun as it is educational, and might just inspire you to create your own perfectly wicked garden.

Turn off the tablets, and settle in for some amazing and enthralling storytelling at the Kalamazoo Valley Museum.

The categories for 2020 are Ensemble & Solo. Auditions are January 10th.