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Louisville Shows 3/16/26 – 3/22/26
Your weekly roundup of shows going on in and around the Louisville area for the week of March 16, 2026 […]
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Kentucky Horror Film, ‘The Last Sleepover,’ Seeks Funding Support
A film being produced in Kentucky by Candy Carnage Productions filmmakers Gregory W. Brock and Austin Rutherford, with producers Jacob […]
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Louisville’s Aurora Gallery Set To Close At The End Of May
Aurora Gallery and Boutique (1264 Shelby St.) announced their closing at the end of May via social media. No reason […]
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Asia Institute — Crane House Celebrates Philippines Independence Day at Fourth Street Live
On June 14, join Asia Institute — Crane House and Cultura Philippines for a Philippines Independence Day Celebration at Fourth […]
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The Big Stomp Lineup Is Here.
The Big Stomp (formerly PeteFest) music festival is entering its ninth year with a focus on mental health and serves […]
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The Kentucky Opera Director Is Stepping Down
In a blow to one of Louisville’s premier arts organizations, Barbara Lynn Jamison, CEO and General Director of the Kentucky […]
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Louisville’s Bizarre Bazaar Celebrates 4/20 With ‘Reefer’-themed Show
The Bizarre Bazaar is lighting up for its 4/20 (and 4/22) drag and burlesque celebration of the stickiest and ickiest […]
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[Opinion] From Whitney Hall To The Warehouse: The State Of The Arts in Louisville
The new reality of the Arts in Louisville can be boiled down to a single word: “survival,” and The Kentucky […]
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Q&A: Michael Feinstein Talks Art, Tony, Liza, and Rosemary
On Friday, April 11, Singer Michael Feinstein pays tribute to the legacy of Tony Bennett with a night of iconic […]
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Drag Daddy Productions Brings ‘Alice In Derbyland’ To The Stage At Art Sanctuary
“Alice In Derbyland” is taking the stage for the fifth year, written and performed by some of Louisville’s best queer […]
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Louisville Is Getting Its First Polynesian Cultural Festival, ‘Aloha Lou!’
Coming to Central Park (1340 S. 4th St.), the Hui Kaululehau group is hosting Aloha Lou!, a Polynesian cultural festival […]






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