Feb 14 Saturday
The Secret Garden isn’t just a story – it’s an awakening. Experience a world where sorrow softens, friendship blooms, and nature holds the key to healing the human heart. This play reminds us that growth often comes from grief and joy can be found in the most unexpected places. Capturing the wonder of childhood, the pain of loss, and the quiet miracle of transformation. You’ll laugh, you may cry – and you’ll leave changed, just like Mary, Colin, and the garden itself.
Believe in the thrill of discovery and the power of hope with The Secret Garden – get your tickets today and watch the magic grow
Recommended for Ages 8-12
*Pay What You Can performance February 21st @ 7pm*Sensory Friendly performance February 22 @ 2pm
After refusing a weaver bird’s request, Princess Kalendi loses her beautiful hair and brings drought upon her kingdom. A kind beggar named Muoma sets out to find the bird and, through acts of compassion, earns a magical seed to help the princess. As Princess Kalendi learns to nurture the plant, her hair and the kingdom’s vitality are restored, leading her to recognize the value of empathy and selflessness.
Get your tickets today and let’s grow together!
Recommended for Ages 6-11
*Sensory Friendly performance on January 31st @ 2pm, and Pay What You Can @ 7pm
Feb 19 Thursday
Rally to restore voting rights to people with felonies in their past.Directly impacted people will share their stories.
(I could not change quinn@kftc.org to dave@kftc.org & Dave's # is 859-420-8919)
Feb 21 Saturday
Connected across centuries, Jubilee & Joy: Green & Beethoven on Saturday, February 21, is a powerful evening of music that celebrates human connection and the shared hope we sing into the future.
Under the baton of Music Director Mélisse Brunet, the evening begins at 7:30PM with TESTIFY! by 2025-2026 Saykaly Garbulinska Composer-in-Residence Brittany J. Green. The piece is a vibrant sonic tapestry inspired by the rhythms and harmonies of Green’s childhood memories of church and the joyful sizzle of her mother’s tambourine playing. Then, LexPhil is joined by The Lexington Singers and guests for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9. Monumental in scope and spirit, the work culminates in the iconic “Ode to Joy” and stands as one of music’s most transcendent declarations of shared humanity.
Tickets and more at lexphil.org/jubliee-and-joy.
Feb 22 Sunday
Feb 26 Thursday
Marking the centennials of jazz legends Miles Davis and John Coltrane, the Turtle Island Quartet presents a dynamic tribute blending tradition and innovation. Led by David Balakrishnan, the GRAMMY-winning group performs inspired interpretations of Davis and Coltraneʼs masterpieces alongside original compositions that honor and expand their legacies.
Feb 28 Saturday