The Louisville branch, closed for nearly 40 years before reopening, now carries a 2026 American Architecture Award. A block party celebrates Saturday.

Artistic Director Anthony Krutzkamp's first original work for the company asks who the real monster is.

The downtown portrait of a formerly enslaved Louisville teacher is being restored five years after it first went up, and it still bankrolls a teacher scholarship.

Tiller signed a mural at his alma mater, telling students, “I'm happy to be back home,” ahead of his Louisville show at the KFC Yum! Center.

The Tony-winning Frankie Valli musical lands at the Kentucky Center Tuesday, kicking off a jam-packed Broadway season.

The 1928 Wright-Taylor Building keeps its Live Nation lease through 2036 even as owners seek a buyer.

Monroe Price fled Vienna as an infant, grew up in Cincinnati, then clerked for a Supreme Court justice.

Artists & Afros brings 100 creators to the Russell neighborhood this weekend, plus a new outdoor installation on enslaved children in Kentucky.

Eight bands, food trucks and beer take over Brown-Forman Amphitheater as the free festival returns after a pause since 2022.

Snapdragon Books & Gifts built its dragon lair in a former Prohibition tunnel — and the Cincy Bookstore Crawl left its shelves nearly bare.

Kim Michele Richardson says Parton saw herself in her novel's blue-skinned heroine and wrote songs to prove it.

Two stages, no admission — Old Louisville's Oak Street corner hosts the Midwest's blues faithful again Oct. 9-10.

Marcus Anderson and Andréa Lisa headline the West Louisville show, with proceeds benefiting student arts scholarships.