Rich Copley: Gallery Hopping, Life in the Theatre and a Grand Night for Singing

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Published June 20, 2014 at 7:12 PM EDT

It’s time for our preview of weekend events with Rich Copley of the Lexington Herald Leader. Rich tells WEKU’s John Hingsbergen that the weekend begins with one of Lexington’s popular Gallery Hops.

Rich Copley is an arts reporter for the Lexington Herald Leader. Information on the weekend’s events is available in today’s (Friday) edition. You can also find out about arts and cultural events by visiting the events calendar on-line, at WEKU dot FM.

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