Zinta Aistars

Celebrating their landmark 75th year in 2026, the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Art Fair will feature 146 fine artists in twelve distinct mediums on June 5 and June 6 in Bronson Park.

Mark Taylor may not whisper to the wood he holds in his hands before working on it. That was something Michelangelo was known to do.

People who have a criminal history, even a minimal one, often want to turn their lives around—-even as society has put obstacles in their way.

Whenever we think of family gatherings, they almost always happen over food, those favorite family recipes. For Eileen Pawlicki, one of those favorite recipes came from her mother.

Would you eat a cricket? Bite down on a beetle? Chef Joseph Yoon was a musician looking for a new career, and what he found was a new passion: cooking with bugs.

The 16th Latvian Song and Dance Festival organizing committee will host the festival in Grand Rapids, Michigan in July of 2026.

For years, Debra Flook worked as an X-ray and ultrasound technologist, but sometime in 2015, she found a new love. Or, perhaps it was more of a return to a first love – art.

Travel changes us. Experiencing new places, different cultures, help us see Home with a new perspective while growing understanding for others.

Dr. Carl Palazzolo has been a wildlife veterinarian for more than 47 years, rehabilitating bald eagles.

The more artist Randy Walker learned about what goes on behind the scenes in corporate farming, the more he saw what effects climate change has on