Mar 30 Arts and Culture Historic installation of Archbishop Shelton Joseph Fabre heralded as ‘a new era’ for the Catholic church Catholic Archbishop Shelton Joseph Fabre was installed Wednesday during a Mass at the Kentucky International Convention Center. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 30 Arts and Culture Archbishop Shelton Joseph Fabre installed in Louisville Stephanie Wolf
Mar 30 Arts and Culture How local Black artists of the 1970s helped form Louisville’s art landscape today Artists Ed Hamilton and William M. Duffy reflect on how “Montage” artists collective was a place for collaboration and creativity. By Natalie Weis Mar 30 Arts and Culture How local Black artists of the 1970s helped form Louisville’s art landscape Natalie Weis
Mar 29 Arts and Culture Southern Indiana’s West Baden Springs Hotel is the central character in this new horror flick A movie set and filmed in Southern Indiana is now in theaters across the country. “So Cold the River” is a horror flick based on a novel by best-selling Indiana author Michael Koryta. It follows a documentary filmmaker, played by Bethany Joy Lenz of “One Tree Hill” fame, who goes to a remote hotel for […] By Stephanie Wolf Mar 29 Arts and Culture Southern Indiana hotel is the central character in this new horror flick Stephanie Wolf
Mar 26 Arts and Culture Here’s the latest arts news you might have missed, plus things to do and see LPM’s Arts, Culture, Et Cetera newsletter lands in your email every other Thursday. Here’s a peek at this week’s issue. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 26 Arts and Culture Here’s the latest arts news you might have missed, plus things to do and see Stephanie Wolf
Mar 24 Arts and Culture Here’s this year’s Kentucky Derby Festival Touring Parade route The 2022 Derby Festival Touring Parade will wind its way through more than 30 neighborhoods with final stops in Highland Park. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 24 Arts and Culture Here’s this year’s Kentucky Derby Festival Touring Parade route Stephanie Wolf
Mar 23 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra to launch residency giving new music creators full access to the organization Louisville Orchestra to launch residency giving new music creators full access to the organization By Stephanie Wolf Mar 23 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra to launch residency for new music creators Stephanie Wolf
Mar 21 Arts and Culture COVID-19 took a toll on the arts. A new report has details on the impact The report from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows the impact of the first year of the pandemic. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 21 Arts and Culture COVID-19 took a toll on the arts. A new report has details on the impact Stephanie Wolf
Mar 21 Arts and Culture Tornado relief effort gives out musical instruments in impacted Kentucky communities Hundreds gathered to receive a free instrument as part of one music group’s western Kentucky tornado relief effort. By Lily Burris Mar 21 Arts and Culture Tornado relief effort gives out musical instruments in impacted Kentucky communities Lily Burris
Mar 18 Arts and Culture A new play opening in Louisville looks at the everyday treatment of pregnant people Emily Grimany directs and produces “The Baby Maker,” about a woman who feels like she’s losing agency over her life during her pregnancy. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 18 Arts and Culture A new play looks at the everyday treatment of pregnant people Stephanie Wolf
Mar 16 Arts and Culture This Kentucky Arts Council event highlights COVID-19 and western Ky. tornado impacts on the state’s arts Arts Day(s) features virtual events like a funding workshop and discussions with western Kentucky arts groups impacted by the tornadoes. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 16 Arts and Culture Event highlights tornadoes impact on Ky. arts Stephanie Wolf
Mar 15 Arts and Culture Louisville composer Derek Douglas Carter debuts ‘Breonna’s Lullaby’ at the Kennedy Center “Breonna’s Lullaby” is one of eight works commissioned for The Cartography Project. Organizers hope to elevate Black dignity through music. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 15 Arts and Culture Louisville composer debuts ‘Breonna’s Lullaby’ at the Kennedy Center Stephanie Wolf
Mar 12 Arts and Culture Here’s the latest arts news you might have missed, plus things to do LPM’s Arts, Culture, Et Cetera newsletter lands in your email every other Thursday. Here’s a peek at this week’s issue. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 12 Arts and Culture Here’s the latest arts news you might have missed, plus things to do Stephanie Wolf
Mar 9 Arts and Culture There will be no 2022 Humana Festival of New American Plays Actors' Robert Barry Fleming said the festival, “has inspired a new approach to develop and produce new work on multiple platforms year-round.” By Stephanie Wolf Mar 9 Arts and Culture There will be no 2022 Humana Festival of New American Plays Stephanie Wolf
Mar 4 Arts and Culture Organizers of the Southern Crossings Pottery Festival want to put Louisville ceramics on the map The fifth annual Southern Crossings Pottery Festival is at Ten20 Craft Brewery in Butchertown Friday and Saturday. It features 12 artists. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 4 Arts and Culture Pottery festival organizers hope to put Louisville ceramics on the map Stephanie Wolf