
Solid Light Opens Dot Experience at APH Museum
The $22 million exhibition in Louisville combines sight, sound, and touch to tell the story of Helen Keller and the American Printing House for the Blind.
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The $22 million exhibition in Louisville combines sight, sound, and touch to tell the story of Helen Keller and the American Printing House for the Blind.
Vile invited the Slint and King Kong member to perform King Kong's "Old Man On The Bridge" during his Headliners show.
Live Poll
Do you think your community does enough to honor military veterans?
The Kentucky Veterans Parade & Celebration recognized service members from World War II through Afghanistan in Louisville's NuLu neighborhood.

Louisville's classical station celebrates its 50th anniversary on Dec. 20, 2026, with concerts and community events running through May 2027.

Live Poll
Do you believe open conversations between opposing sides can help bridge the divide on gun policy?
The film premieres at Louisville's Speed Cinema following its focus on the Nashville Covenant School shooting.

This section follows touring productions, venue operations, film releases and the creative arts that define the city. Reporting extends across the city and into the communities around it. Seasonal festival activity and the programming of civic performance spaces drive much of the volume in this coverage. Ticket demand and the logistics of large events are the factors that most often define the local entertainment scene.