Riding the concrete wave: How a skate plaza changed an unused space into a Vine gathering spot
The story of Davis Street Park is one of collaboration and how the rebirth of an unused piece of land has helped bring the Vine neighborhood together.
Vine Neighborhood
At Vine’s Walnut & Park Cafe, KPEP takes on-the-job training to the next level
Sometimes people need a second chance. At Walnut & Park learning job skills can be that chance.
Stewards of community gardens tend plants and people in Kalamazoo’s Vine
With Oak Street Community Garden and Fruit of the Vine Garden residents in the Vine are growing community along with their produce.
On streets broad and narrow in Kalamazoo’s Vine, O’Duffy’s Pub is the neighborhood’s living room
For 20 years O'Duffy's and its owner Jamie Kavanaugh have been making people feel welcome with its brand of Irish hospitality in Kalamazoo's Vine Neighborhood.
In Kalamazoo, Vine’s Ninth Wave Studio hosts unique artist group that celebrates photosynthesis
In the Vine Neighborhood there is art on the walls, art on the porches, and art in the studio known as Ninth Wave.
Community Correspondent class for Vine residents forming soon
Do you live in the Vine Neighborhood? Do you like to write or aspire to being a writer? Maybe you are good at observations. That’s what you need to be a community correspondent in the Vine Neighborhood. A class for Vine residents is forming soon.
Summertime in the Vine: A photo story
No two summer weekends are alike in Vine where there is always a lot going on. On the Ground photographer Taylor Scamehorn recently captured some of that Vine vitality.
Read and Write Kalamazoo (RAWK) rocks youth voices in Kalamazoo’s Vine under new leadership
From 12 young participants its first summer to 500 this year, RAWK is growing in Kalamazoo's Vine by spreading the joy of reading and writing.
The Vine Neighborhood Association owns Central Corners–now it’s time for a new name
Quick. What is the name of the retail center at South Westnedge and Vine? The Vine Neighborhood Association is looking for a name that you will remember.
‘Connecting business owners who have walls with artists who have paint’ in Kalamazoo’s Vine
In Vine, their collection of murals is growing because they believe art is for everyone. It's to be shared.
