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.
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.
Closed for a time during the pandemic and then reopened, KPL is locking the doors once again. Find out how you can still get books and your favorite media.
Amid the controversy created by the Dr. Seuss Enterprises' decision to remove six titles from publication, the Kalamazoo Public Library issued a statement Friday afternoon.
The library will only be open at a 25% capacity and facemasks are required to enter. There will be a 1 hour maximum time limit to browse, use the computer or check out materials.