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The life and work of Bill Smith, who added “the jeweler” to his name, had begun to fade away over time, but a new book aims to keep his memory alive.

The Louisville Ballet and Louisville Free Public Library are collaborating to show young people, primarily boys, that dance has space for them.

Live musicals have long been part of the offerings from Iroquois Amphitheater. That tradition continues with a production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”

The Louisville Orchestra will soon embark on the next leg of the statewide “In Harmony" Tour with stops in central Kentucky.

SouthArts, a humanities nonprofit, named Robyn Moore as the Kentucky Visual Arts Fellow and Ashley Blooms as the inaugural Kentucky Literary Arts Fellow.

An exhibit that features 30 Asian American and Pacific Islander artists is making the rounds in Kentucky. It’s at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts in Louisville through June 2.

Commonwealth Theatre Center and StageOne Family Theatre are merging in a move leaders hope will help secure the future of local theater.

Paducah Historic Preservation Group is looking into the possibility of permanent museum space.

“Grief is love with no place to go.” An art exhibition opening this month hopes to capture the unique and unifying experience of grieving.

Hats are a quintessential part of a Kentucky Derby look. And for Derby 150 coverage, LPM’s arts and culture Breya Jones tried creating her own custom hat.