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Kalamazoo Nature Center - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Kalamazoo Nature Center

Kalamazoo Nature Center provides a serene respite from urban life. Visitors can explore over 1,100 acres filled with wooded trails, marshy wetlands, and crystal ponds while learning about local flora and fauna. There's something for everyone at the Nature Center; birders can examine over 230 species of birds and discover relics of past habitats; families can enjoy educational activities and programs to bring nature alive; photographers can capture stunning shots of the region's natural beauty.
Address : 7000 N Westnedge Ave, Kalamazoo, MI 49009, USA

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Kalamazoo Valley MuseumThe Kalamazoo Valley Museum is a stunning center of science and culture that offers a range of opportunities for educational engagement and discovery. Visitors to the museum can observe artifacts from the region and learn about the history, ecology, and economy of this iconic part of Michigan. Special exhibitions include the Grand Rapids Children's Museum, which offers interactive activities designed to engage children in play-based learning.
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Henderson CastleHenderson Castle is a fabulous architectural marvel from the 19th century. Built in 1895 by Frank Henderson, it was designed to reflect his love for Greek and Gothic Revival styles. The castle features 8 bedrooms, 4 fireplaces and 7 bathrooms adorned with stained glass windows, elaborate hand-carved woodwork and detailed plaster ceiling designs with cherubs and floral motifs. It also boasts the world's first residential intercom system installed back in 1912!
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Bronson ParkBronson Park is a beautiful and nationally registered historic landmark. The park was initially designed by Beaumont and Uhlrich in 1921 and it stands as a testament to the importance of history and natural beauty. It’s 10-acre space includes two rolling green parks surrounded by native white oak trees. To complement this scenic setting, there is also a pond, two gazebos and lush landscaping, making it an ideal spot for visitors to relax and enjoy the great outdoors.
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Kalamazoo Institute of ArtsThe Kalamazoo Institute of Arts is an amazing and creative artistic space located in the heart of Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Made up of a museum, exhibition galleries, a sculpture park, store, and café and bistro, it is dedicated to promoting visual arts from all around the world. It seeks to bring forth a new appreciation for the arts through rotating collections and events for both seasoned art connoisseurs as well as those just discovering the power of art.
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Kalamazoo State TheatreKalamazoo State Theatre has been an integral part of the Kalamazoo County since its opening in 1927. Located in the heart of downtown Kalamazoo, this historic theatre provides a unique experience to visitors year-round. From classic movies to live performances and special events, the theatre offers something for everyone including musicals, dance shows, comedy acts, and more. Not only is the State Theatre a great place for entertainment, but it is also a venue for education.
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Kalamazoo River Valley TrailKalamazoo River Valley Trail, is a 26.5-mile trail running from the city of Augusta to the village of South Haven. This trail provides a safe and scenic path for anyone looking to explore the area by bike or on foot. Along its route, the trail meanders through lush forests, verdant fields and over several local rivers and creeks. It passes by many sights and landmarks, including historical sites such as battlefields and old mills. The trail is free to use and open year-round.

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Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo County is a beautiful and vibrant area located in southwestern Michigan. Its population is made up of over 250,000 people who live in the many bustling cities and towns within the county's borders. The region also boasts a variety of natural attractions, including gorgeous woodlands, wetlands, rivers, and a sprawling Lake Michigan shoreline. With an eclectic cultural district that features an abundance of eateries, theaters and shops, plus world-class education facilities, it comes as

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