Kentucky Arts & Culture
Veteran Public Radio Reporter Cheri Lawson produces stories about Kentucky's rich arts heritage.
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Next month will mark one year since a tornado tore through parts of Laurel County. A Kentucky artist used remnants from that 2025 tornado to create awards handed out by the Governor’s Awards in the Arts.
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March is a month when some people celebrate Irish culture through music and dance. We talked with artists who share their culture through the arts.
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Bath County, Kentucky, celebrated a historic occurrence, the meat shower of 1876.
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Giving birth to a baby is a life-changing event. Most hospitals offer classes that prepare the moms-to-be for labor and delivery. St Elizabeth includes aromatherapy in their class.
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A gathering designed to educate, empower, and connect women is coming to Lexington. Thrive is a day-long event focused on the art of self-care for women.
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Key Latino figures in the Thoroughbred racing and breeding industry are featured in a new bilingual exhibit at the Keeneland Library in Lexington.
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Some musicians are comfortable using sheet music, while others prefer to play by ear.
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There are several different square dance clubs, like the Kentucky Kuzzins and Wheeler Dealers in Kentucky. There are physical and mental benefits to square dancing, but the fun and fellowship keep many people coming back.
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Kentucky award-winning singer, songwriter, and cultural organizer Jeri Katherine Howell shares her latest solo album.
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For more than 20 years, finalists from the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition have traveled to Maysville to perform.
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