Nov 17 Arts and Culture Telling ‘Tales From The Turf’ At The Speed Museum It’s a story of how farmers became breeders, and good grazing land became stunning horse farms — where stallions rule all they may survey. By Bill Doolittle Nov 17 Arts and Culture Telling 'Tales From The Turf' At The Speed Museum Bill Doolittle
Nov 14 Arts and Culture New Murals In Louisville’s Russell Neighborhood Aim To Empower Residents Through Art Artists are painting four murals on railroad overpasses in the west Louisville neighborhood as part of a project to beautify the area. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 14 Arts and Culture New Murals In Russell Aim To Empower Residents Through Art Kyeland Jackson
Nov 13 Arts and Culture Here’s What’s Coming To The 2020 Humana Festival Of New American Plays Actors Theatre has unveiled the lineup for the 44th Humana Festival of New American Plays, and it includes five world premieres. By Staff Nov 13 Arts and Culture Here's What's Coming To The 2020 Humana Festival Staff
Oct 23 Arts and Culture ‘Violins of Hope’ Travel To Schools, Telling Stories From The Holocaust The exhibit features 18 stringed instruments that survived the Holocaust. By Liz Schlemmer Oct 23 Arts and Culture ‘Violins of Hope’ Tell Musicians’ Stories From The Holocaust Liz Schlemmer
Oct 20 Arts and Culture NuLu Bookstore Owner Launches Publishing House To Focus On Marginalized Voices Sarah Gardiner has sold over 12,000 books since opening Nanny Goat Books in 2018. Now, she’s starting her next venture: a publishing house. By Hannah Good Oct 20 Arts and Culture NuLu Bookstore Owner Launches Publishing House Hannah Good
Oct 18 Arts and Culture In ‘Violins Of Hope,’ Now In Louisville, Instruments Tell Their Own Holocaust Story Violins of Hope is a collection of violins that have been restored after being found and saved in the years since the Holocaust. By Bill Doolittle Oct 18 Arts and Culture In 'Violins Of Hope,' Instruments Tell Their Own Holocaust Story Bill Doolittle
Oct 15 Arts and Culture Louisville Children’s Play Addresses Opioid Crisis Through Theater A new children’s play debuting in Louisville early next year aims to raise awareness about the effects of the opioid crisis on kids. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 15 Arts and Culture Louisville Children's Play Addresses Opioid Crisis Through Theater Kyeland Jackson
Oct 11 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ Is A Satisfying Halloween Treat Through foley techniques, Kentucky Shakespeare’s team brings 'Night of the Living Dead' alive in a radio play version of this cult classic. By Ben Gierhart Oct 11 Arts and Culture Ky. Shake's 'Night Of The Living Dead' Is A Satisfying Treat Ben Gierhart
Oct 11 Arts and Culture Restored 1824 Painting Returns To Public View At Speed Art Museum The unveiling of the religious work marks the end of a four-year journey for the archivist who spearheaded its restoration. By Rick Howlett Oct 11 Arts and Culture Restored 1824 Painting Returns To Public View At Speed Art Museum Rick Howlett
Oct 9 Arts and Culture Here Are Our Top Arts Picks In Louisville’s Upcoming Season Need some help deciding what to go to this arts season? Check out these picks from our experts at 90.5 WUOL. By Staff Oct 9 Arts and Culture Here Are Our Top Arts Picks In Louisville's Upcoming Season Staff
Oct 5 Arts and Culture Playwrights Take The Helm At Louisville’s Theatre [502] Diana Grisanti and Steve Moulds are the compay's new artistic directors. By Ben Gierhart Oct 5 Arts and Culture Playwrights Take The Helm At Louisville's Theatre [502] Ben Gierhart
Oct 2 Arts and Culture Arts Teachers Ask Legislature To Require Art Classes In Kentucky Schools Kentucky currently only requires high schools to offer arts classes, but some school districts have arts requirements for younger grades, too. By Ryland Barton Oct 2 Arts and Culture Arts Teachers Ask Legislature To Require Art Classes In Ky. Schools Ryland Barton
Sep 26 Arts and Culture Anne Akiko Meyers Headlines The Louisville Orchestra’s Season Opener With Her Fabulous Violin The Louisville Orchestra's season opener Saturday features three well-known musicians — Anne Akiko Meyers, Elena Urioste and J’Nai Bridges. By Bill Doolittle Sep 26 Arts and Culture Anne Akiko Meyers Headlines The Louisville Orchestra’s Season Opener Bill Doolittle
Sep 24 Arts and Culture Louisville Arts Organizations Aim For Better Management With Two-Year Training Program Two dozen Louisville arts organizations started a two-year program Tuesday focused on improving their internal management practices. By Amina Elahi Sep 24 Arts and Culture Louisville Arts Organizations Aim For Better Management Amina Elahi