Apr 6 Arts and Culture A Luminous “Cinderella” Closes Out Louisville Ballet’s 67th Season Circling back to one of the most quintessential romances is a perfect way to end the Louisville Ballet's "Season of Romance." By Kathi E.B. Ellis Apr 6 Arts and Culture A Luminous “Cinderella” Closes Out Louisville Ballet’s 67th Season Kathi E.B. Ellis
Apr 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Derby Museum Hosts Art Camp For Backside Workers’ Kids The kids are spending the week at the museum sculpting and painting horses, and learning about Derby-inspired art. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Derby Museum Hosts Art Camp For Backside Workers’ Kids Liz Schlemmer
Apr 3 Arts and Culture Mayors Fischer And Landrieu Discuss Symbols Of Systemic Racism, Monuments On Wednesday night, Fischer and Landrieu talked about what comes after monument removal, including recognizing institutional racism. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 3 Arts and Culture Fischer And Landrieu Discuss Symbols Of Systemic Racism, Monuments Ashlie Stevens
Apr 2 Arts and Culture Revenge Of The Blerds: Black Representation In Nerd Culture Nerd culture is getting more mainstream, and black characters are proving profitable. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 2 Arts and Culture Revenge Of The Blerds: Black Representation In Nerd Culture Kyeland Jackson
Apr 2 Arts and Culture Russell Nonprofit To Host Preservation Trade Expo Commonwealth Preservation Trades will host the Midwestern Preservation Trade Expo, a showcase of jobs related to the home restoration industry. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 2 Arts and Culture Russell Nonprofit To Host Preservation Trade Expo Ashlie Stevens
Apr 2 Arts and Culture A Tale Of 2 Cities: Mayors Fischer And Landrieu Talk Confederate Monuments As part of "Lean Into Louisville," Mayor Greg Fischer and New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu will hold a public talk on Wednesday at the main library. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 2 Arts and Culture Mayors Fischer And Landrieu Talk Confederate Monuments Ashlie Stevens
Mar 31 Arts and Culture The Speed’s ‘American Library’ Exhibit Will Explore Immigration Debate A new exhibition opened this weekend at the Speed Museum that explores the political and cultural debate in the U.S. surrounding immigration. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 31 Arts and Culture The Speed's 'American Library' Will Explore Immigration Debate Ashlie Stevens
Mar 28 Arts and Culture StageOne Family Theatre Announces 2019-2020 Season The new season includes a community favorite, as well as three productions that are new to Stage One audiences. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 28 Arts and Culture StageOne Family Theatre Announces 2019-2020 Season Ashlie Stevens
Mar 28 Arts and Culture Remembering Louisville ‘Illest-Strator’ Kevlen Goodner Kevlen Goodner, an influential Louisville cartoonist and illustrator, died on Wednesday. He is survived by his three children. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 28 Arts and Culture Remembering Louisville 'Illest-Strator' Kevlen Goodner Ashlie Stevens
Mar 26 Arts and Culture Craft And Contemporary Art Will Meet At ‘KMAC Triennial’ The 20 artists chosen for the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft's inaugural 'Triennial' come from incredibly diverse backgrounds and explore a wide variety of media. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 26 Arts and Culture Craft And Contemporary Art Will Meet At 'KMAC Triennial' Ashlie Stevens
Mar 25 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Periphery Narratives Take Center Stage In Actors’ ‘Corpse Washer’ Set in Iraq, the play follows the life of Jawad Kazim. He's been chosen to uphold the family’s tradition of serving as corpse washers, but Jawad wants to be an artist. By Minda Honey Mar 25 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Periphery Narratives Take Center Stage In ‘Corpse Washer’ Minda Honey
Mar 22 Arts and Culture In ‘Appalachian Reckoning,’ Writers Explore Diverse Regional Experience “Appalachian Reckoning” is a powerful retort to the 2016 best-seller, “Hillbilly Elegy.” By Ashlie Stevens Mar 22 Arts and Culture 'Appalachian Reckoning' Explores A Diverse Regional Experience Ashlie Stevens
Mar 22 Arts and Culture REVIEW: I’m Rooting For Humana Fest’s ‘Everybody Black’ And You Will, Too “Everybody Black” is saturated in Black pop culture references. But these collective images and narratives we recognize are being skewed – and skewered. By Minda Honey Mar 22 Arts and Culture REVIEW: I’m Rooting For Humana Fest’s 'Everybody Black' Minda Honey
Mar 21 Arts and Culture In New Book, Appalachian Writers Respond To ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Writers featured in "Appalachian Reckoning" will read from their new book tonight at Carmichael's on Frankfort Avenue. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 21 Arts and Culture In New Book, Appalachian Writers Respond To 'Hillbilly Elegy' Ashlie Stevens