Breya Jones
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Juneteenth commemorates the day federal officials informed last enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas of their freedom two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. -
Six mysterious faces stare out from just below the roofline of the 1892 building in Old Louisville. -
The Philippines gained independence from Spain June 12, 1898. Over 120 years later, Louisville’s Filipino community is coming together Saturday to bring celebrations to the city. -
Will Louisville be the next Hollywood? City and state officials hope so. -
Kentucky Performing Arts honors regional high school theater at inaugural Bradley Awards. -
A sculptor from Lexington and a writer living in Appalachia represent Kentucky this year in a regional arts fellowship. -
The Louisville Ballet’s low-barrier education program, Ballet Bound, is hosting auditions for the upcoming year at neighborhood parks across the city. -
Applications are open for a new incubator program aimed at helping regional filmmakers strengthen and fund their craft. -
Before her murder in 1965, Alberta O. Jones had already made her mark on history. -
When Dixie Sherman Demuth first opened her bar, women weren’t allowed to sit at the bar, much less bartend.
