Feb 13 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces A 2018-19 Season Filled With Familiar Voices In the new season, Artistic Director Les Waters said the company “examines identity and asks ‘Who are we and how did we get here?’” By Ashlie Stevens Feb 13 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces 2018-19 Season Filled With Familiar Voices Ashlie Stevens
Feb 13 Arts and Culture Curious Louisville: What Happened To The Belvedere’s ‘Pan’ Statue? Listener Donna Finnell wanted to know what happened to the whimsical bronze figure she used to see on her lunch break. The answer got pretty complicated. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 13 Arts and Culture Curious Louisville: What Happened To The Belvedere's 'Pan' Statue? Ashlie Stevens
Feb 11 Arts and Culture In Rural Kentucky Nursing Homes, Art May Be Key To Quality Of Life Signature Healthcare is launching a pioneering project in a dozen of its Kentucky nursing homes to improve the quality of life for residents. By Elizabeth Kramer Feb 11 Arts and Culture In Rural Kentucky Nursing Homes, Art May Be Key To Quality Of Life Elizabeth Kramer
Feb 10 Arts and Culture Nicolas Cage Movie Filmed In Louisville Has Area Premiere At Speed The film “Mom and Dad” has made the horror film rounds, but will now be shown at the Speed Cinema for its area premiere. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 10 Arts and Culture Nicolas Cage Movie Filmed In Louisville Has Area Premiere At Speed Ashlie Stevens
Feb 8 Arts and Culture Months After Castleman Was First Vandalized, How Has The City Responded? What moves has Louisville made since August to address its controversial public artwork? The short answer: two public meetings. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 8 Arts and Culture How Has The City Responded To Castleman Controversy? Ashlie Stevens
Feb 7 Arts and Culture Two Controversial Louisville Statues Vandalized The statues of Confederate officer John B. Castleman and anti-immigrant newspaper publisher George Prentice were both covered with red paint Wednesday morning. By Erica Peterson Feb 7 Arts and Culture Two Controversial Louisville Statues Vandalized Erica Peterson
Feb 6 Arts and Culture Here’s Why Organizers Canceled Idea Festival 2018 Idea Festival founder Kris Kimel said Thrivals@IF, an independent event focused on Louisville high school students, will continue this year. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 6 Arts and Culture Here’s Why Organizers Canceled Idea Festival 2018 Ashlie Stevens
Feb 6 Arts and Culture Forecastle Festival 2018 Daily Lineup Announced The lineup for the 2018 festival, which is in its 16th year, is lead by Chris Stapleton, Arcade Fire and Modest Mouse. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 6 Arts and Culture Forecastle Festival 2018 Daily Lineup Announced Ashlie Stevens
Feb 5 Arts and Culture LISTEN: Journalist David Frum On Trump And Autocracy Frum's new book lays out how he believes President Donald Trump has undermined the country's institutions, and what these actions could mean for America’s future. By Staff Feb 5 Arts and Culture LISTEN: Journalist David Frum On Trump And Autocracy Staff
Feb 5 Arts and Culture Review: For Yamato Drummers Of Japan, Drumming Is Full-Body Art The current tour of the Yamato Drummers of Japan swept into the Brown Theatre on Saturday. with an eight-member ensemble. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Feb 5 Arts and Culture Review: For Yamato Drummers Of Japan, Drumming Is Full-Body Art Kathi E.B. Ellis
Feb 2 Arts and Culture Louisville Trumpeter Takes Center Stage At Gheens Great Expectations Nicholas Recktenwald will perform both as a soloist in an orchestral piece and as a member of the jazz quintet that he founded in middle school. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Feb 2 Arts and Culture Louisville Trumpeter Takes Center Stage At Gheens Great Expectations Kathi E.B. Ellis
Feb 2 Arts and Culture Louisville R&B Group Tackles Racial Injustice In ‘Take a Knee’ “This isn’t just for the injustices of one particular group or race of people. We decided to write ‘Take a Knee’ based on the injustices of all races of people.” By Ashlie Stevens Feb 2 Arts and Culture Louisville R&B Group Tackles Racial Injustice In 'Take a Knee' Ashlie Stevens
Feb 1 Arts and Culture Father Of Tim Faulkner Gallery Shooting Victim Sues The Venue Nearly one year after the shooting death of 20-year-old Savannah Walker at the Tim Faulkner Gallery, her father, Dean Walker, has filed a lawsuit against the venue. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 1 Arts and Culture Father Of Tim Faulkner Gallery Shooting Victim Sues The Venue Ashlie Stevens
Jan 30 Arts and Culture Fischer Names Members Of Public Art And Monument Advisory Committee The group will develop a set of principles for evaluating Louisville’s existing public art, including Confederate monuments. By Ashlie Stevens Jan 30 Arts and Culture Fischer Names Members Of Public Art And Monument Advisory Committee Ashlie Stevens