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As soon as the first crops start coming up, the Kalamazoo Farmers’ Market opens, and on May 5, it was all about asparagus. As for me, there can never be too much asparagus. My favorite way to make asparagus is to steam it until just before it gets tender, drizzle it with some raspberry-walnut...
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The Food Dance philosophy is all about farm-fresh and artisan food, but it’s not enough to offer all that in its restaurant, market and bakery. It’s also about educating foodies and having fun with food. “Our guests really want to know the processes we go through,” says Michelle Miller, growth and development director at...
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Nearly every city has a restaurant week and Kalamazoo is no exception as eight of downtown’s finer dining establishments kick off Kalamazoo Restaurant Week on Jan. 20. Each restaurant features a specially-priced three-course menu that gives diners a chance at trying something new without taking too much risk to the pocketbook or an opportunity...
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The Michael Jordan of fishing is coming to town….he’s actually coming back home. Kevin VanDam, seven-time Angler of the Year and Kalamazoo native is an honoree for the 18th Annual March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction. Part of the March of Dimes mission is “to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects,...
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Newly Senate-approved legislation makes way for the red carpet in the great state of Michigan. Despite talks and numbers that had fallen apart in the past, $25 million in incentives has been given the green light in order to bait movie and film companies to hire Michigan workers and base their businesses in the...
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Soul Rebels Brass Band will be at Rose Street Market at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 1; $12; talk with the band beforehand at Fire @ 5 p.m. about using art to revitalize community
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When I upgraded from an LG Chocolate to the Blackberry Storm 2, I’ll admit, I was in love. But, that phone was a definite heartbreaker. The relationship even turned hostile in the end stages. So, after months and months of bickering with Verizon (I mean true bickering, letter-writing, Twitter bashing, half of the 9...
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Even during the dog days of summer, hot coffee is still the preferred beverage at my job. The popularity of the caffeinated liquid never ceases to amaze me. We don’t even have to jump in the car if we’re jonesing for java. I can count five coffee shops within walking distance of my workplace. ...
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Woofstock Fest returns on July 16 th for its third year at the Arcadia Creek Festival Site in Downtown Kalamazoo. Woofstock Fest is this Saturday from 10am to 5pm. The day will feature entertainment, pet contests, including the popular ‘peanut butter licking contest’, kids’ activities, shopping, food and drinks, and pet adoption opportunities! Festival...
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When you’re a school of about 25,000 students, plus faculty and staff, it’s hard to keep a secret. But Western Michigan University has managed to keep a big announcement under wraps and plans to let us all in on it tomorrow, March 22, at 9:15 a.m. Dubbed Operation: Historic Moment, proceeded by a major...
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