The Kalamazoo County Land Bank has been working to help the Eastside Neighborhood develop affordable, mixed-income housing, and more space for new businesses. Work is progressing on the construction of six condominium units and 1,800 square feet of c
British photographer Muir Vidler’s series Rebels Without A Pause was born out of a chance encounter. While working as a staff photographer for a gay scene magazine, he met Adrian Delgoffe, a man in his early 60’s, wearing leather pants and harness, dancing alone at a club. Instead of sitting at home, falling asleep in front of the TV, like most men that age were likely doing at that precise moment, Delgoffe was out, enjoying life, on his own terms. The scene sparked an idea. There are people out there, if you look hard enough, who defy stereotypes. Those who don't let their age define who they are, what they wear or how they act. These are the people that make the world a more interesting place. Vidler began actively seeking out these aging rebels and mavericks for a portrait series that celebrates their life and vitality.
The Eastside Kalamazoo neighborhood event “Show Me the Money” will returning on Thursday, June 23. It will be held at the Eastside Sunrise Plaza from 4 p.m.-7 p.m.
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