Writing festival set for November 12-18 [Colleges]
Tenth annual Festival of Contemporary Writing at Spalding Book lovers, rejoice! Starting this coming Saturday, November 12, Spalding University’s Festival of Contemporary Writing will celebrate its...
View ArticleLife mapping that's hard to decipher [Visual Art]
Self-taught artist Bill Wells presents a visual scrapbook of his life at the Huff Gallery at Spalding University. The methodic tic-tock of a grandfather’s clock echoes throughout the room eventually...
View ArticleGranny's hobby just got cooler: Yarn bombing! [Visual Art]
Kentucky School of Art is bombing Spalding University with yarn! Yarn just brought a whole new level to street art. If you haven’t heard by now, yarn bombing is the latest addition to the...
View ArticleThe liberation of the quilt [Visual Art]
Quilts are rooted in tradition, but the new exhibit at Huff Gallery "Rooted in the Earth" will also show you that quilts are rooted in art. The poems of Whitman, Thoreau and Frost have to continually...
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Louisville named world’s No. 1 city of compassion [Opinion: The Arena]
"Being a compassionate city is both the right thing and the necessary thing to do to ensure that we take care of all of our citizens," Mayor Fischer said. Louisville has been selected to receive the...
View ArticleKing Rat: Spalding to host ‘Viva Rat Vegas’ [Colleges]
40th Annual Running of the Rodents festival April 12 It’s that time of year again, when Louisville crowds assemble to watch speedy animals compete for the coveted garland of…fruity cereal-o’s?
View ArticleSpalding University’s Festival of Contemporary Writing kicks off Saturday,...
The state’s largest reading series, featuring dozens of contemporary talents, will be held Saturday, May19th through Friday, May 25th. We’ve spoken before on the subject of talent – the genetic...
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Only in Louisville, only at Spalding University; The Rat Race festivities...
After 40 years, The Rat Race at Spalding University still strives to help students relieve the stress of the closing semester. Spring in Louisville means Derby is right around the corner, unless you...
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Stay in touch with the Speed Art Museum through Speed About Town outreach...
Even though the Speed Museum has closed its doors for renovation, you can still participate in fun, family workshops. The Speed Art Museum recently closed its doors for a good, long, three years. Many...
View Article'Winter's Bone' director Debra Granik to headline Spalding's Festival of...
See the Oscar-nominated filmmaker speak for free at Spalding University on Tuesday. It's no secret that we love Jennifer Lawrence. The Louisville lady has made quite a career for herself in the world...
View ArticleStay busy this weekend with events in all corners of the Louisville area
Enjoy many activities this weekend with your family before the Thanksgiving holiday arrives and you’re home entertaining. For this upcoming weekend, November 16-18, there are some family-friendly...
View ArticleJason Scott calls Old Louisville a “living museum”
Stroll through the largest collection of historic Victorian homes in the country at this weekend’s Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour. The 36th annual Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour takes place this...
View ArticleA Reader’s Corner hosts Spalding student poetry reading
Aspiring poets pursuing the timeless art of stanza craft at Spalding’s MFA program will join the fine folks at A Reader’s Corner Bookstore this Saturday, February 16th, at 4pm for a special reading of...
View ArticleFor those families who are not attending Thunder
Some alternative family events going on this weekend, Friday April 19-Sunday, April 21. My family and I have attended Thunder Over Louisville in varying venues and methods over the years.
View ArticleSpalding’s Festival of Contemporary Writing kicks off tomorrow
Kentucky’s largest reading series runs May 18th – 25th, with a plethora of free readings from dozens of talented writers. When I test a microphone I say “popcorn” and “Peter Pan” and “pumpernickel”....
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Broadway's greatest villains Wayward-ly enter The Bard's Town
In an original Wayward Actors Theatre Company revue, the company will bring forth Broadway's Greatest Villains to The Bard's Town stage beginning tonight.
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