The Lexington Children’s Theatre has collaborated with Sara Turner of Cricket Press to turn her graphic novel series, “The Ghosts of Pineville” into a play.
Music lovers have some decisions to make Friday as Town Mountain plays The Burl, Rickie Lee Jones is at the Grand Theatre Frankfort and Jonny Lang plays Manchester Music Hall.
The Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra opens its 2018-19 season with Ryan Shirar playing Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” and a semi-staged version of Bernstein’s “Trouble in Tahiti.” It’s Scott Terrell’s 10th-and-final season as music director.
‘Top Chef’ Kentucky has released its first preview of the season and it has scenes from Keeneland, Rupp Arena, Churchill Downs, Lake Cumberland and much more.
Battle Axes is introducing competitive axe throwing to Lexington. The venue, which also serves beer, opens Nov. 1 in the Rickhouse in the Distillery District on Manchester.
In March 2019, the Lexington Comic & Toy Convention — the most popular public event at the Lexington Convention Center — will have to shrink in half because of a $241 million renovation that will be underway at the center.
Your weekend entertainment options in Lexington and Central Kentucky include Woodford Theatre’s “The Producers,” Actors Theatre of Louisville’s “Dracula,” several haunted attractions and a fall offering from the Lexington Theatre Company.
If anyone seems to have it all in country music, it would be Keith Urban with his hit songs, sold out shows, scorching guitar licks and movie star wife. But something else will be on his mind Oct. 20 at Louisville’s KFC Yum Center.
Mommy Tonk is the duo of Stacie Burrows and Shannon Noel, who were raised in Texas and Kentucky, respectively,. and met in Los Angeles. They play Lexington’s Comedy Off Broadway Oct. 24.
The 2019 Lexington Comic & Toy Convention has started revealing some of its celebrity guests, including “Batman Forever” star Val Kilmer. The event is March 21 to 24 at the Lexington Center.
From Deadwood to Rapid City, Black Hills to the Badlands, shootouts to scenic wonders, bison roundups to giant heads in granite — South Dakota has it all for travelers.
Prince Harry has scaled the Sydney Harbor Bridge to raise a flag marking the arrival of the Invictus Games, his brainchild and the focus of his current royal tour of Australia and the South Pacific.
Lexington Children's Theatre presents local author Sara Turner's "The Ghosts of Pineville," adapted for the stage by Jeremy Kisling. The play combines three stories by Turner, best know for her work as co-owner of Cricket Press.
