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The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts (KIA) is dedicated to making art accessible to everyone and offers a diverse range of exhibitions, educational programs, and community events. With a commitment to inspiring, fulfilling, and transforming through art, the KIA features a collection that reflects both local and global artistic expressions. In addition to showcasing art, the KIA hosts classes through the Kirk Newman Art School and provides resources for educators and students alike. The institute is also involved in various community outreach initiatives, ensuring art remains a vibrant part of life in Kalamazoo. Generated from the website

Mitsubachi Dojo in Kalamazoo, MI, offers training in the Japanese martial arts of Aikido and Iaido, as well as Zazen meditation. The dojo emphasizes individual and community realization, promoting self-knowledge that leads to personal transformation and freedom rather than competition. Welcoming individuals of all backgrounds, the dojo encourages prospective members to observe a class before joining. Monthly membership dues support the dojo's programs, with special provisions for community members and visitors, including a donation-based approach for Zazen meditation sessions. Generated from the website

Lightning Kicks Martial Arts in Kalamazoo, MI, offers a diverse range of martial arts programs for both children and adults, emphasizing personal development, self-defense, and fitness. With classes available in Kids Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Mixed Martial Arts, Hapkido, and Women's Self Defense, students of all ages can build confidence, discipline, and practical skills in a welcoming environment. The school prides itself on fostering a supportive community where instructors focus on individual growth and success, ensuring that martial arts can be accessible regardless of age or experience level. Parents are encouraged to engage with the programs, creating strong family bonds while their children learn valuable life skills in an enjoyable setting. Generated from the website