Oct 5 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet ‘Mozart’ Program Exemplifies Vision Of Collaboration With Mozart as the spine of next week’s triple Louisville Ballet bill, we can anticipate a sparkling evening (with some darkness interspersed). By Kathi E.B. Ellis Oct 5 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet 'Mozart' Program Exemplifies Vision Of Collaboration Kathi E.B. Ellis
Oct 2 Arts and Culture Louisville Is Now Home To Kentucky’s First Curling Club Curling is a sport that you probably see on TV during the Winter Olympics, but don’t give too much thought to for the next four years. An area woman hopes to change that. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 2 Arts and Culture Louisville Is Now Home To Kentucky's First Curling Club Ashlie Stevens
Sep 30 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Solid Direction, Strong Cast Lead The Way In Actors Theatre’s ‘Curious Incident’ Actors Theatre’s Meredith McDonough’s solid direction melds story with strong design and casting in “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” By Elizabeth Kramer Sep 30 Arts and Culture A Strong Cast Leads The Way In Actors Theatre's 'Curious Incident' Elizabeth Kramer
Sep 27 Arts and Culture With New Licensure, KyCAD Becomes Only 4-Year Art College In Kentucky University president Moira Scott Payne announced Thursday that the organization’s application for licensure had been approved. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 27 Arts and Culture KyCAD Becomes Only 4-Year Art College In Kentucky Ashlie Stevens
Sep 27 Arts and Culture Louisville Area Furniture Makers Mix Form And Function The Louisville Area Furniture Society showcase, Functional Design, is on view at garner narrative through Sept. 30. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 27 Arts and Culture Louisville Area Furniture Makers Mix Form And Function Ashlie Stevens
Sep 26 Arts and Culture KyCAD Launches Community Art Classes For Adults The courses, offered weekday evenings and Saturdays, are for young adults, working professionals and people who are retired. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 26 Arts and Culture KyCAD Launches Community Art Classes For Adults Ashlie Stevens
Sep 23 Arts and Culture Day 2 Of ‘Bourbon & Beyond’ Festival Cancelled Due To Rain In a news release Sunday morning, festival organizers said the city declared the festival site unsafe after heavy rainfall on Saturday. By Staff Sep 23 Arts and Culture Day 2 Of 'Bourbon & Beyond' Festival Cancelled Due To Rain Staff
Sep 12 Arts and Culture In This Year’s ‘Dracula’ At Actors Theatre, Women Fight Back This year's production of 'Dracula' is simultaneously familiar and entirely new. By Eli Keel Sep 12 Arts and Culture In This Year's 'Dracula' At Actors Theatre, Women Fight Back Eli Keel
Sep 8 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet Kicks Off New Season With A Worthy ‘Romeo And Juliet’ Louisville Ballet resident choreographer Adam Hougland, in his first full-length story ballet, is taking on that most iconic of love stories “Romeo and Juliet,” set to the Prokofiev score. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Sep 8 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet Kicks Off New Season With A Worthy 'Romeo And Juliet' Kathi E.B. Ellis
Sep 5 Arts and Culture Portland Art And Heritage Fair Returns For 5th Year The fair was established to showcase Portland’s two sides: A historically working-class community, and a redeveloping neighborhood that's now home to area artists. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 5 Arts and Culture Portland Art And Heritage Fair Returns For 5th Year Ashlie Stevens
Sep 2 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Joins International Celebration Of Leonard Bernstein Bernstein would have turned 100 in August. All year, orchestras all over the globe have presented events to highlight his musical legacy. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 2 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Joins Celebration Of Leonard Bernstein Ashlie Stevens
Aug 31 Arts and Culture Why Ali Is Not Likely To Replace The Castleman Statue We asked what Louisvillians would like to see in place of the John Breckinridge Castleman statue in the Cherokee Triangle, and many gave the same answer: Muhammad Ali. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 31 Arts and Culture Why Ali Is Not Likely To Replace The Castleman Statue Ashlie Stevens
Aug 22 Arts and Culture How Did Louisville’s Cherokee Park Get Its Name? Of the 18 Frederick Law Olmsted-designed parks in Louisville, six are named for Native American tribes. But what inspired Olmsted to name the parks in this manner? By Ashlie Stevens Aug 22 Arts and Culture How Did Louisville's Cherokee Park Get Its Name? Ashlie Stevens
Aug 17 Arts and Culture What Should Replace The Castleman Statue? We Want To Hear From You The controversial Castleman statue is being taken down. What would you like to see on that Cherokee Triangle pedestal instead? By Ashlie Stevens Aug 17 Arts and Culture What Should Replace The Castleman Statue? We Want To Hear From You Ashlie Stevens