KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) — After a successful launch earlier this year, the Kalamazoo Lyceum has announced its second event, scheduled for Saturday, March 25.
The upcoming Lyceum will center around the question, “What is Kalamazoo’s Culture?”
“With nearly 70 people attending the first Lyceum in January, we are excited to keep the momentum going with an exciting topic,” said Matthew Miller, Director of the Kalamazoo Lyceum. “There has been a lot of interest around exploring the many things that bind us together and impact our community. The conversation in March should be no different.”
The Lyceum hosts panels and community conversations on art, history, philosophy, and community life featuring local and regional experts with profound insight into the subjects at hand with each event including food, drinks, and opportunities for attendees to engage with other members of their community in conversation.
Ticket purchases include admission, food, drink, and conversation.
The event will take place at 315 West Michigan Avenue in Kalamazoo, Saturday, March 25 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased online at https://mar23kzoolyceum.eventbrite.com
Patrons can also get more information by email at kzoolyceum@gmail.com.
Dear Matthew Miller,
I am excited that Kalamazoo is starting a Lyceum group. My maternal grandmother was quite active in the Lyceum group in the Trumbull County area of Ohio. Is it possible to reserve a spot for the event on Saturday March 25, 2023, without using Eventbrite? I plan on attending.
Sincerely, Liz Watkins Rosenberger 269-372-1772 text or call