Stephanie Wolf
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Last spring, Louisville Ballet brought in a dancer mental health advocacy group to work with its professionals, studio company dancers, students, staff and leadership. -
The concert will feature the premiere of a new work by music director Teddy Abrams, and is part of a multi-year statewide tour funded by $4.3 million from the state.
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Elias, who wowed the internet after chugging a beer a heckler threw, is in Louisville this week for shows at the Trager Family Jewish Community Center.
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Fund for the Arts is distributing the grants, ranging from $500 - $5,000, as an extension of the nonprofit’s Arts in Neighborhoods initiative.
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The national organization Dance/USA recently recognized the Louisville dancer’s work with a $30,000 fellowship.
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“Runaway: Notes on the Myths that Made Me,” released by Belt Publishing in September, is part memoir, part reportage and part cultural criticism.
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The celebration of African American and Pan-African culture lasts for seven days, and percussion is the heartbeat of the holiday.
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Procuring the perfect Christmas tree can be a negotiation among family members, a long-standing tradition and a source of holiday cheer.
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Members of Kentucky band The Local Honeys, who narrate the film, partnered with outdoor company Patagonia to produce it.
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It’s the longest night of the year, but this annual abundance of darkness is also a celebration of family, nature and the coming light.
