Keynote lecture by Dr. David W. Blight of Yale University
Dr. Blight will deliver a lecture on why the Confederacy in its various memorial manifestations never seems to go away. It will also examine why nearly all debates or struggles over monuments and memorials are about the the present. He will address this issue as a matter of origins and about our contemporary political culture.
A Public Conversation at the Speed Art Museum
Save the date for the 4th Annual Art in the Park Picnic, hosted by the Speed Museum pARTnership.
This FREE Family event features:
-Games and activities in the Art Park
-Live music by Appalatin
-Music Together interactive program by Shine Studio
-Tennis games by the US Tennis Association
-Art making
-Balloon making by John the Balloon Guy
-Face painting by Amy Parks from Kid Canvas
-Food and drink by food trucks and Wiltshire at the Speed
Enjoy an afternoon of live music celebrating folk, country, soul, and bluegrass songwriters.
Louisville Chorus
Daniel Spurlock, Music Director
final 78th season concert event
13th annual multimedia choral cinema presentation of the founding, expansion, and refinement of America.
Enjoy this American historical retrospective and revel in the power of stirring patriotic songs and visuals!
LouisvilleChorus.org
502-968-6300
The Rise Above show at Gallery on Main features photographer and author Obiora Embry, book maker, Terry Joe Sledd, and other regional artists. The theme for the show relates to rising above, "standing tall," perspectives, healing, and/or love. At the opening reception there will be free food, wine, and beautiful art in the Gallery.
Louisville Chorus
Daniel Spurlock, Music Director
78th Season Concert
Special Guests:
Cherubim Singers of Our Lady of Lourdes
Patricia Perry, Director
Louisville Chorus
Daniel Spurlock, Music Director
78th Season Concert
Special Guests:
Cherubim Singers of Our Lady of Lourdes
Patricia Perry, Director
The opening reception is on Tuesday, June 13, 2017 from 5:30-7pm. Shaped By Water: The Pollinator Show runs from June 13 until September 5, 2017 and will showcase visual art from regional artists with a pollinator (bats, birds, ants, moths, flies, butterflies, wasps, bees, etc.) and/or water (on water, in water, of water, abstract, spiritual or emotional response to water, etc.) theme while featuring art by Jim Embry. Jim is a renowned activist, speaker, community organizer, and photographer.
Gallery on Main is having its first "Saddle Up with the Arts" exhibit that will run from April 11-June 6 with the artist reception on April 11 from 5:30-7pm. At the artist reception we will have live music, free food, a reading of equine related poetry, and regional artwork with an equine theme. In addition we will have tables from regional organizations in the equine industry
Louisville Chorus
Daniel Spurlock, Music Director
78th Season Opening Concert
Joined by
Broadway Baptist Chancel Choir
Robert Gammon, Director
Soloists: Soprano Mary Redden, Tenor Bill Coleman, Bass Alexander Redden
Louisville Philharmonia—The Musicians' Orchestra
"Isaac Murphy: I Dedicate This Ride" is an adaptation of poet Frank X Walker's book of the same title. There are two performances for local 11th grade students on Fri. Sept. 16th by the Message Theatre. Event sponored by Citizen's Concerned for Human Relations and hosted by the Danville Independent School District.
The 48 Hour Film Project is a wild and sleepless weekend in which teams are challenged to make a movie. All writing, shooting, editing, and scoring must be completed in just 48 hours.
Louisville Chorus
Daniel Spurlock, Music Director
77th Season performance
Joined by
J.W. Tiggs Chorale of St Stephen Baptist—Yolanda Green, Director
West Louisville Boys & Girls Choirs—McDaniel & Mamie Bluitt, Directors
Members of Pati Kélé Drum Ensemble
The second annual Meet the Artists event will take place this year in the Paducah School of Art & Design’s new 2D/Graphic Building (recently rehabilitated historic Kitchens Building).This event united fifty Paducah artists to at the Historic Coca-Cola Plant in 2015 and wants to build on that energy, drawing a larger collaboration of local artists together to celebrate the art and community of Paducah.
This collaborative exhibition highlights the diversity and creativity of the Paducah art scene. LowerTown artists will be selectively collaborating with other artists to create an exciting evening of art. The artists may choose to jointly create new work, or work individually sharing a common theme or subject. The new 2016 Paducah Creative Collaborations event series promotes growth and awareness of Paducah's local creatie industry. Each event is free to the public and will provide participants a unique art experience.
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