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    I signed all three of my kids (15F, 13F and 12M) up to do the railroad spike knife class. I stuck around to watch and take pictures. They had an AMAZING time and were so thrilled with their knives. Cole was awesome and catered everything to their skill and comfort level. He offered help throughout but let them take the lead and do as much as they were comfortable with. Even with three of them, nobody was bored or standing around waiting. They all kept busy and made their own unique knives. I would highly recommend this experience and am a little regretful that I didn't sign myself up to forge a knife with them!

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    Kalamazoo Institute of Arts - Photo by Colleen Woolpert, from the exhibition Legendary Voices: Art for the Next Centry

    Kalamazoo Institute of Arts

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    I love art museums, so I was excited to check out KIA while in town recently. Entry is only $5 for…read moreadults, $2 for students, and free for members, children through age 12, and active military personnel. There is free parking available in parking lots across from entrances on South and Lovell streets. The museum wasn't busy when we were there, which was nice as we were able to leisurely wander the galleries. It's not a huge museum, but I loved the Kyungmi Shin: A Story to Finding Us exhibit (through May 12, 2024). The artworks were stunning and I loved trying to find hidden images in each. The other main exhibit was American Realism: Visions of America, 1900-1950, which didn't resonate with me personally as much, but it was still interesting to see. The permanent collection downstairs was nice - I especially liked the Tiffany lamps and jewelry. There is a Chihuly sculpture hanging in the entryway, which is really cool to see. The gift shop is nicely curated with lots of great books, gifts, and more. Nate got a cute little cat shaped ceramic chopstick rest!

    This is an impressive small city museum, and I love that it is community-focused and has an art…read morelibrary and school along with the gallery space. My favorite of the current exhibits is the 'Cobalt to Indigo' Asian display. The high school pieces are impressive too. The museum is free on Thursdays and has a free parking lot across from the back of the building.

    ButterHog Forge - knifesharpening - Updated May 2026

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