Feb 22 Arts and Culture Closing Time: The Science Behind Nostalgia For Our Favorite Bars Why do some places — like certain dive bars — command such nostalgia? Turns out, there's a scientific reason why. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 22 Arts and Culture Closing Time: The Science Behind Nostalgia For Our Favorite Bars Ashlie Stevens
Feb 20 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Names New CEO Most recently, Robert Massey served as the head of the Jacksonville Symphony. Before that, he led Orchestra Iowa and the Washington Bach Consort. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 20 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Names New CEO Ashlie Stevens
Feb 18 Arts and Culture Remembering A Long-Ago Grateful Dead Show At Bellarmine Why would a band that became an international sensation — and that only played eight shows in the state — play at a small Catholic college in Louisville? By Ashlie Stevens Feb 18 Arts and Culture Remembering A Long-Ago Grateful Dead Show At Bellarmine Ashlie Stevens
Feb 14 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare, Portland Museum Among Imagine 2020 Grantees This year, grants are going to 15 artists and arts groups — including Kentucky Shakespeare, Little Loomhouse and the Center for Neighborhoods. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 14 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare, Portland Museum Among Imagine 2020 Grantees Ashlie Stevens
Feb 12 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Makes Music With Local Artists As Shakespeare would say, "Give me some (local) music." By Ashlie Stevens Feb 12 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Makes Music With Local Artists Ashlie Stevens
Feb 11 Arts and Culture Here’s The 2019 Forecastle Festival Lineup Headliners for the 2019 Forecastle Festival include The Killers, The Avett Brothers and Anderson Paak and the Free Nationals. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 11 Arts and Culture Here's The 2019 Forecastle Festival Lineup Ashlie Stevens
Feb 10 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Announces 59th Season Lineup Kentucky Shakespeare has announced the lineup of its 59th annual summer festival in Central Park. The season will begin on May 29 with “As You Like It.” By Ashlie Stevens Feb 10 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare Announces 59th Season Lineup Ashlie Stevens
Feb 7 Arts and Culture Landmarks Commission Updates Could Impact New Development, Castleman The city Landmarks Commission is considering changes to its ordinance to better define the commission's role in disputes over developments and preservation. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 7 Arts and Culture Landmarks Commission Updates Could Impact New Development, Castleman Ashlie Stevens
Feb 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Center Announces Details Of New Paristown Pointe Venue Officials said Monday the $12 million, 28,000 square foot building will be called Old Forester’s Paristown Hall and will accommodate up to 2,000 patrons. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Center Announces Details Of New Paristown Pointe Venue Ashlie Stevens
Feb 2 Arts and Culture In A Remarkable Choreographers Showcase, Louisville Ballet Continues To Innovate This year’s Choreographers Showcase — #ChorShow — is a show that’s unlike any other program the Louisville Ballet has produced. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Feb 2 Arts and Culture In A Remarkable Choreographers Showcase, Louisville Ballet Continues To Innovate Kathi E.B. Ellis
Jan 30 Arts and Culture The Art Of The Cat Video, Coming Soon To Louisville In 2012, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, decided to host a film festival. But instead of showing art films or new animated shorts, the entire hour-long event was dedicated to one thing only: cat videos. The first year attracted over 10,000 attendees to a single screening on the hillside next to the museum. […] By Ashlie Stevens Jan 30 Arts and Culture The Art Of The Cat Video, Coming Soon To Louisville Ashlie Stevens
Jan 28 Arts and Culture Kentucky Opera To Launch 2019-20 Season With ‘Carmen’ The upcoming season will feature two beloved classic operas, as well as some experimental new programs and productions. By Ashlie Stevens Jan 28 Arts and Culture Kentucky Opera To Launch 2019-20 Season With 'Carmen' Ashlie Stevens
Jan 25 Arts and Culture Mayor Fischer Says City Will Appeal Castleman Ruling The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee this week denied a city plan to remove the controversial Castleman statue from its location in the Triangle. By Ashlie Stevens Jan 25 Arts and Culture Mayor Fischer Says City Will Appeal Castleman Ruling Ashlie Stevens
Jan 24 Arts and Culture Tidying Up: Are Louisville Resale Shops Benefiting From The KonMari Craze? “If I had a dollar for every time we heard someone say, ‘I got rid of everything that didn’t bring me joy…'" By Ashlie Stevens Jan 24 Arts and Culture Are Louisville Resale Shops Benefiting From The KonMari Craze? Ashlie Stevens