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The Eccentric Day is one of the most special celebrations in Kalamazoo. Every year, at the Bell's Eccentric Cafe, the community honors one of the major brewery businesses in the city.
The Milham Park Golf Club is set entirely in the city limits. The club first opened in 1936 in Kalamazoo. It is the perfect place to host some golf matches with your friends, family members or business partners. If you are interested, you may also ask the club's staff for private lessons, which will help your skills and techniques evolve more.
The Kalamazoo Animation Festival International is one of the initiatives started by a local community college. This event is centered on providing animation artists with the perfect setting to display and showcase their talents and works. It is also aimed at promoting the animation industry developers in the city. Visitors will have a chance to learn more about animation and how they are created, as well as see examples of productions.
The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts focuses on presenting modern art representations of all kinds. The permanent collections featured here now number over 3,600 pieces. In addition to these, the institute brings several temporary exhibitions over the course of the year. This is an important way through which cultural appreciation and knowledge is rendered for the public.
Originally an Indian village, Kalamazoo means “the mirage of reflecting river.” Only 35 minutes from Lake Michigan, this is a land of hills, lakes, and diverse culture and is home to Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo College. Top things to see and do in Kalamazoo include:
1.The Kalamazoo Mall: This four-block long mall was the first outdoor pedestrian mall in the United States.
2. Bronson Park: Bronson Park is the only location in the state of Michigan where Abraham Lincoln made a public speech. The park experienced devastated losses when a tornado tore through it in 1980.
3. Historic District: Drive along Stuart Avenue, South Street, or the Vine Historic district to be taken back in time to 19th century Victorian mansions. Continue the home tour with a look at Parkwyn Village, a cooperative village designed by famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Then to Cass Street to see the 1835 home built by Nathan Thomas, the county's first doctor, which was a link in the underground railway.
4. Air Zoo: The Air Zoo seems more like a theme park than a museum. A collection of indoor amusement rides, flight simulators, and a 4-D theater.
5. Kalamazoo Nature Center: Voted the number one nature center in the nation, this center features activities for all ages, as well as an Interpretive Center, featuring the award-winning “Nature Up Close” exhibit hall. With more than 1,000 acres of nature, there is room for a there is a three-story tropical rainforest.
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| Book At | Miles/km to Kalamazoo | Directions to Kalamazoo | Latitude | Longitude |
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| Portage | 6/10 | Directions | 42.20115 | -85.58 |
| Plainwell | 11/17 | Directions | 42.44004 | -85.6489 |
| Oak Park | 17/28 | Directions | 42.35837 | -85.25694 |
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