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Dancing Well: The Soldier Project received a $25,000 federal grant to help run its free dancing program for veterans and their families.

“Background Vocals” features works that define background in literal, figurative and imaginative ways.

In honor of Fisk Jubilee Day, a traveling exhibit celebrating the university choir group is on display in Louisville.

Thornton and Lucie Blackburn’s journey to freedom from Louisville to Canada was underrepresented in the United States, until now.

Muralist Wylie Caudill has painted Louisville in roses since 2024, and he’s back with one of his largest projects to date.

In Louisville, there are many ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with food, dance and art.

One woman is responsible for many of the Kentucky Opera’s thousands of costumes. And it’s been this way for more than 40 years.

Kathleen Jameson brings nearly two decades of museum leadership experience to the Speed Art Museum as its new director.

Susanna Hancock and Seare Ahmed Farhat are the composers in the Louisville Orchestra’s Creator Corps this season.

After district officials reversed a call to cancel YPAS’ “Ragtime” production, students and parents still have questions about why it happened.

Minor league baseball’s initiative The Nine honors Black baseball pioneers and teams. In Louisville, these stories are still told on and off the field.

The Louisville Ballet’s new leader Felicia Swoope said she has “big shoes to fill” following major investments earlier this summer.

The 122nd Kentucky State Fair kicked off Thursday morning with sunny skies and fair-filled cheer.

Louisville nonprofit and events venue Art Sanctuary plans to host several local artists at its new home in Portland, its owner says.

A dinner party, a comet and a chain of unusual events are the backdrop in Time Slip Theatre’s upcoming stage play “Coherence.”