Kalamazoo Public Library

So much here to digest. In the black and white photo from 1939, the building looks like something from an Ivy League campus in the East. Is the Harvard, Yale or Kalamazoo?

Being surrounded by used books can be overwhelming. Thankfully, there are at least 5 spots where you can donate them in the Kalamazoo area.

The Kalamazoo Public Library will reopen all five branches for in-person services after closing their lobbies due to a surge in covid-19 cases.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Kalamazoo Public Library has closed all five of its branches to in-person services and will be curbside only as of Wednesday January 5, 2022

How many VHS tapes do you have lying around? Videos, photos, slides, and audio tapes can all be converted to digital for free at Kalamazoo and Portage libraries.

Here's something that may surprise you - you can now borrow tools, electronics and even some home appliances from the Kalamazoo Public Library.

The Kalamazoo Public Library is hoping to build a "Library of Things" that patrons could check out free of charge. Tools, cooking appliances, etc. Know of something that should be added? They're currently conducting a survey.

Did you know about this program in Michigan? You can visit local spots for free or for cheap with your library card. Here's how it works...

Some of the services and goods that have not been available are coming back, including magazines and newspapers, technology including iPads and Chromebooks, video games in the "Teen" area at Central Library, and study rooms will be available.

The Kalamazoo Public Library has invited locals to share their memories surrounding the library and participate in their 150th Anniversary Celebration