Sep 18 Arts and Culture Ali Humanitarian Awardee Paige Elenson On The Africa Yoga Project The Africa Yoga Project is a movement that empowers the youth and women of Kenya to learn contribute, and change their lives through yoga. By Bill Burton Sep 18 Arts and Culture Ali Humanitarian Awardee Paige Elenson On The Africa Yoga Project Bill Burton
Sep 13 Arts and Culture Behind The Screams Of Actors Theatre’s ‘Dracula’ For the 22nd consecutive year, the company will perform the fast-paced production filled with suspense, a lot of blood -- and even more screaming. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 13 Arts and Culture Behind The Screams Of Actors Theatre's 'Dracula' Ashlie Stevens
Sep 12 Arts and Culture Craig Greenberg Named CEO Of 21c Greenberg has been president of 21c Museum Hotels since 2012. He takes over as CEO for Steve Wilson, who'll continue to serve as chairman of the board. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 12 Arts and Culture Craig Greenberg Named CEO Of 21c Ashlie Stevens
Sep 8 Arts and Culture Frazier Museum’s ‘Hunger Games’ Exhibition Closes Sunday Rounding out a very successful run at the Frazier History Museum in Louisville, "The Hunger Games: The Exhibition" closes on Sunday, September 10. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 8 Arts and Culture Frazier Museum's 'Hunger Games' Exhibition Closes Sunday Ashlie Stevens
Sep 7 Arts and Culture Mayor Announces Details On $28 Million Paristown Pointe Arts District Construction on the site is expected to begin within 30 days. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 7 Arts and Culture Mayor Announces Details On $28 Million Paristown Pointe Arts District Ashlie Stevens
Sep 7 Arts and Culture Louisville Author Joe Manning’s First Book Explores Memory On The High Seas Manning is a lyrical writer who explores themes of permanence, empathy and our relationship to our most important memories. By Stephen George Sep 7 Arts and Culture Louisville Author Joe Manning's First Book Explores Memory On The High Seas Stephen George
Sep 6 Arts and Culture City Holds First Public Forum On Confederate Monuments The Louisville Commission on Public Art held an open forum Wednesday afternoon for community members to weigh on an ongoing public art review. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 6 Arts and Culture City Holds First Public Forum On Confederate Monuments Ashlie Stevens
Sep 6 Arts and Culture Frazier Museum To Become Starting Point For Kentucky Bourbon Trail Officials said Wednesday the museum will build a bourbon trail welcome center and exhibit as part of a partnership with the Ky. Distillers’ Association. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 6 Arts and Culture Frazier Museum To Become Starting Point For Kentucky Bourbon Trail Kyeland Jackson
Sep 5 Arts and Culture Annual Portland Fair To Celebrate Neighborhood’s Art, History The fair was established in 2014 as a way to highlight the neighborhood's working-class history, and its growing arts community. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 5 Arts and Culture Annual Portland Fair To Celebrate Neighborhood's Art, History Ashlie Stevens
Sep 4 Arts and Culture Heat Check: The Science Inside Your Next Bowl Of Chili Labor Day is here, which for many people signals the unofficial start of autumn. With that comes seasonal standbys like football, falling leaves -- and pots of chili. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 4 Arts and Culture The Science Inside Your Next Bowl of Chili Ashlie Stevens
Sep 3 Arts and Culture Cast Member Greg Maupin On Kentucky Opera’s ‘Ariadne Auf Naxos’ Thanks to an engaging plot, contemporary costuming and English translation, it’s presented in a way that's accessible for even those who are new to the art. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 3 Arts and Culture Cast Member Greg Maupin On Kentucky Opera's 'Ariadne Auf Naxos' Ashlie Stevens
Aug 31 Arts and Culture The Speed Museum Welcomes Home ‘Madame Adelaide’ “Today, we are welcoming home one of the great paintings in the collection,” says Kim Spence, the museum’s curator of prints, drawings and photographs. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 31 Arts and Culture The Speed Museum Welcomes Home 'Madame Adelaide' Ashlie Stevens
Aug 29 Arts and Culture Behind ‘Double-Edged Stories,’ Louisville’s Newest Storytelling Series Alongside shows like the Moth StorySLAM and We Still Like You, Louisville’s storytelling community is continuing to expand. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 29 Arts and Culture Behind 'Double-Edged Stories,' Louisville's New Storytelling Series Ashlie Stevens
Aug 26 Arts and Culture Legacy Of Louisville’s Early Architects Lives On In Its Neighborhoods A local historian is exploring the lives of two forgotten architects who helped develop homes in the communities we now take for granted. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 26 Arts and Culture Legacy Of Louisville's Early Architects Lives On In Neighborhoods Ashlie Stevens