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Miller Auditorium is a prime example of modern architecture meets nostalgia. Built in 1960, this state-of-the-art performing arts venue has brought together concert-goers and performers alike since then – domestic and international alike. It has served as a platform for theatre productions, live music performances and lectures by renowned figures across the globe. Patrons rave about its unique ceiling design that includes hundreds of light fixtures creating an amazing lighting effect.

Richmond Center, offers an array of activities to its visitors. This vibrant center has a variety of shops and restaurants that appeal to diverse tastes and interests. It is also home to Kalamazoo's only outdoor amusement park, Millennium Park. Visitors can try their luck at the park's mini golf course or the batting cages or enjoy a stroll around the lake looping past colorful flower beds and intriguing sculptures. Furthermore, Richmond Center hosts many events throughout the year.

Asylum Lake, is an oasis for nature lovers. The lake is surrounded by acres of verdant forests and meadows where birds, deer, coyotes and other wildlife abound. The beauty of the area has been carefully preserved; it is accessible to the public but has no development or commercial activity. Mossy Creek at the west end of Asylum Lake feeds into a tranquil pond ringed by trees that make it a delightful spot for contemplation and relaxation.

Henderson 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!

The 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.

Bronson 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.