Before Producing Artistic Director Andrew D. Harris took over this role at StageOne Family Theatre in 2020, he was the longtime Education Director and Associate Artistic Director. Before that, Harris was a self-admitted “self-righteous, hormone-infused” teenager that argued with his mother over math. Harris believed since he was going into a theater career, he wouldn’t need math.
Get ready to experience NuLu like never before with NuLu Nights, a new evening series bringing energy, creativity, and community to the streets of the East Market District.
Happening on select Fridays throughout the year: July 25, August 22, October 17, and December 12, NuLu Nights invites locals and visitors to enjoy live music, pop-up art activations, and late-night shopping and dining experiences throughout the neighborhood. Participating businesses will stay open until 9:00 PM or later.
Art is all around us. Whether it is on the stage or on canvas, the inspiration of creativity is alive and well in Louisville. We are excited to showcase the artists behind these creations in our Audience Artist Spotlight Series.
This month’s spotlight is on Louisville native, David Schuster, whose work can be found throughout the city in large format murals on walls and storefronts, as well as on canvas inside homes and offices.
The Louisville Orchestra’s 2025-26 season offers an exhilarating blend of classical masterworks, bold new commissions, and star-powered collaborations. From Beethoven and Mahler to Ben Folds and Morgan Freeman, the season celebrates storytelling through music — bridging genres, generations, and cultural touchstones with imagination, innovation, and artistry.
Enjoy our season preview of YOUR Louisville Orchestra!
As he steps into his fifth year at the helm of Fund for the Arts, Andre Kimo Stone Guess recently announced that this would be his final year at the helm.
We caught up with him as he reflects on his journey with gratitude, a sense of mission, and an eye toward the future. “It’s hard to believe it’s already been four years,” he says.
