Kalamazoo Public Library

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7265 W Main St

Kalamazoo, MI 49009

+1 (269) 375-5662

The Kalamazoo Public Library, located in Kalamazoo, MI, currently provides exclusive curbside services across all its branches. In response to safety measures, the library's physical locations are not open for in-person services. For detailed curbside service hours, patrons can refer to the library's website.

In light of current circumstances, the Kalamazoo Public Library has adapted its operations to prioritize the well-being of its visitors and staff. While physical access to the library is temporarily unavailable, patrons can still benefit from the convenience of curbside assistance. Stay updated on the latest developments and service offerings by visiting the official library website.

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A smaller library than Central or Portage locations but they still offer great programming, a cool layout/architecture, and they've got awesome wooded views if you fancy sitting in a comfy chair...

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Oshtemo Branch Library, Kalamazoo Public Library

HistoryIn 1996, Oshtemo Township, Kalamazoo Public Library, and a volunteer staff set up a book station to determine interest in branch library services. The station moved to the old Hurd School on W. Main St. and was formally designated a branch library in 1973. The current branch library opened November 1, 1997. Designed to appeal to children and the young at heart, it features colorful, basic geometric forms. The 18,000 sq. ft. building sits on a ten-acre prairie planted with native grasses and flowers that adjoins the Oshtemo Township Park.

Oshtemo Branch of Kalamazoo Public Library

"WE LOVE THIS LIBRARY! The space is small, but the staff and offerings are mighty! We don't venture downtown as much as we used to; we still love the main library branch. However, parking is a..."