Punk Icon Ani Difranco Film, ‘1-800-ON-HER-OWN’ Comes To Louisville
On Saturday and Sunday at the Speed Museum, there will be a special screening of “1-800-ON-HER-OWN,” a documentary about Grammy-winning […]
Kentucky Book Festival Adds A Stop In Louisville
Kentucky’s oldest book festival, founded in 1981 by Carl West, is debuting a Louisville Edition. The Kentucky Book Festival will
Visit The LUME At Newfields In Indianapolis For Some ‘Connection’
Connection: Land, Water, Sky is coming to the LUME at Newfields. It is the only immersive exhibit that showcases contemporary
Bloomington Is Your Summer Music Getaway With Cosmic Songwriter And Granfalloon Festivals
Each year, Bloomington, Indiana, comes alive with music festivals during the spring and summer. This year, get ready to have
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
Frazier Museum Opens New Exhibition “Documenting Kentucky”
The Frazier History Museum dives into Kentucky’s history through their new exhibition “Documenting Kentucky: Three Photographic Surveys,” featuring almost 150
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
Revelry Welcomes Louisville Artist Lindsey Taylor Back For Second Show
Join Revelry Boutique + Gallery (742 E. Market St.) as they welcome Lindsey Taylor for her second solo show, “Bad
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
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