Kentucky Arts & Culture
Veteran Public Radio Reporter Cheri Lawson produces stories about Kentucky's rich arts heritage.
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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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A unique art and music festival aims to celebrate Appalachian women while raising funds and awareness for domestic violence services
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Did you ever have "one of those days" when you wanted to smash something? There are places for people who'd like to take a swing at electronics or Mason jars and hear them crash.
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One way to enjoy the historic river town of Maysville, Kentucky, is on a Trolley Tour.
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Two Kentucky women have a unique way of exploring the Commonwealth. They call it a great way to feed their bodies and their souls.
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Summertime means summer sounds like swimming pools, amusement parks, baseball games, and summer camps. And for some young musicians, a week at strings camp is the sweetest sound of all.
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The Newport branch of the Campbell County Public Library is one of only 6 libraries in the U.S. selected to display a Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibit this year.
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A series of special workshops in Lexington offers people a chance to sing in solidarity and explore how music can be used for social change.
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A tea ceremony can be a time to relax and practice mindfulness. There can also be an educational component to the ritual.
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Big Bone Lick State Historic Site is known as the “Birthplace of American Vertebrate Paleontology.” On May 9th, a ceremony was held to celebrate the park’s designation as a National Historic Landmark.
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