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Arts

New mural unveiled at the Louisville Zoo

Crime

$6,000 worth of art stolen from Mellwood Art Center days before artist's upcoming exhibit

Louisville artist Jason Lois hopes the thieves will do the right thing and return his work in time for his art show.
Arts

Theatre Arts at UofL putting on Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing'

Much Ado About Nothing will run from April 12 to April 19 at the Thrust Theatre on South Floyd Street.
Community

Louisville dancer reflects on her 18-year run with the ballet

Natalia Ashikhmina will perform for the final time in the Louisville Ballet's "Romeo and Juliet."
Community

'Everybody is a little bit dancer': Louisville dancer reflects on her 18-year run with the ballet

Natalia Ashikhmina will perform for the final time in the Louisville Ballet's "Romeo and Juliet."
Arts

Louisville Orchestra announces new season after GRAMMY win

"A Season of Unparalleled Musical Journeys" promises to showcase the group's versatility and artistic brilliance.
Nation World

'It's just a privilege' | Texas author who found viral TikTok fame is still thriving months later, with a second book on the horizon

Since he found viral fame, Shawn Warner has sold more than 100,000 copies of his book.
Arts

Louisville Orchestra receives Grammy nomination. Here's what for.

The Louisville Orchestra received the nomination for their performance in "The American Project" with world-renowned pianist Yuja Wang and conductor Teddy Abrams.
Arts

Kentucky muralist creates official art for the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby

Not only has Wylie Caudill created the official artwork for the Derby, but he will also create original murals around Churchill Downs leading up to the race.
Arts

Filson Historical Society receives two event posters from annual St. James Court Art Show

The art show is headed to its 67th year.
Education

Floyd County music teacher awarded $10K from music icon Barry Manilow

Floyd County Central High teacher Doug Elmore will get $5,000 for himself and another $5,000 to buy new musical instruments for his students.
Arts

Broadway musical honoring life, legacy of Muhammad Ali to debut in Louisville

"ALI" is expected to debut at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts next year before hitting the Broadway stage.