Copley/Hendren on Summit at Fritz Farm, Weekend Events

WEKU | By Rich Copley

Published April 28, 2017 at 6:00 AM EDT

It’s time for our weekly chat featuring arts and cultural activities with Rich Copley and Harriett Hendren of the Lexington Herald-Leader.

This week, they begin with a mention of a new Lexington area shopping destination. Rich tells us Harriett has already checked it out.

Rich Copley and Harriett Hendren cover arts and culture for the Lexington Herald-Leader and Lexgo dot com.

You can find many listings of arts and cultural activities at the events calendar link at WEKU dot FM.

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