Bronson Park

You won't find swings or slides in this playground. Instead, it'll focus on getting kids back into nature.

The tree lighting ceremony in Bronson Park will be held on Friday, November 26th, the day after Thanksgiving, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.

The area was known as 'Jail Square,' until 1845 when it was re-located to be closer to the courthouse. There's also rumor that there weren't even...

Take a holiday stroll through the candy canes of Bronson Park and see the pedestrian mall lit up on a Christmas Eve walk through downtown Kalamazoo.

The holidays are a tough time of the year for a lot of people, but I can tell you personally that just visiting Bronson Park last night and taking pictures put me in a much cheerier mood.

we are disappointed to have to cancel the ceremony but protecting our community’s health and safety has to be our top priority. We hope everyone will still visit the park and enjoy the decorations,

they mounted up a set of over 60 new and improved Candy Canes and thus, created a Kalamazoo holiday uproar of biblical proportions.

One hundred fifty years of memories will be gone when this historic building is demolished. Take a final look inside Kalamazoo's First Reformed Church.

The public auction was a success and the old Kalamazoo Candy Canes will be savored

First, some people got mad at the fountain display at Bronson Park. Then, other people got angry over its removal. But now the City has raised PO'd to new heights with its new candy canes on display.