“I Was Here” is a collaborative project between Nikky Finney, Marjorie Guyon, and Patrick J. Mitchell that places “ancestral spirit portraits” of slaves sold at Cheaspside to the historic block.
Two of Kentucky’s premiere musicians, Chris Stapleton and Sturgill Simpson, are in the lineup for Farm Aid, Saturday night. While the event is far off in Connecticut, there are several ways you can see it love.
Looking for a great weekend trip or staycation in Central Kentucky? Here are some of the top Airbnb rental ideas in the area that offer a unique experience, from tiny yurt houses to a Harry Potter apartment.
Justin Timberlake’s Wednesday night concert at Rupp Arena generated a gross profit of $2 million, surpassing the single-show record set by the Eagles three years ago. But the Paul McCartney June 2019 concert is expected to top Timberlake.
The Lexington Children’s Theatre opens its new show about aviation legend Amelia Earhart, Cynthiana’s Rohs Opera House presents the thriller “Wait Until Dark” and next week gets off to a swinging start with the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
Whether you’re into bourbon and fried chicken or art and live music, there’s a festival somewhere in Kentucky that has what you’re looking for. Here’s a list of many of the events.
John Mayer and Sting headline Louisville’s Bourbon and Beyond Festival, but there’s a lot to see on the undercard, including David Byrne and Robert Plant. Lexington’s Blind Corn Liquor Pickers and Zoe Speaks release new albums.
It's an old tradition that a bride should have something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue on her wedding day, and the Duchess of Sussex followed that when she wed Prince Harry.
Milan designers are embracing women of all shapes, sizes and ages, even if the young, thin model prevailed during this week's previews for next spring and summer.
The gothic family fantasy "A House With a Clock in Its Walls" exceeded expectations to debut with an estimated $26.9 million in ticket sales at the weekend box office.
ScareFest opened Friday at the Lexington Center with answers to questions like “What is the Stabbin Cabin?” and “What goes great with whiskey in Kentucky?” The fest continues through Sunday, Sept. 16.
