This summer, the Speed Art Museum invites visitors to rediscover one of Louisville’s most quietly influential artists with the exhibition G.C. Coxe: The Dean of Louisville Art. Opening June 7, the show marks the latest in a series of exhibitions curated by Dr. fari nzinga, focused on lifting up the legacies of historically significant Black artists connected to the region.
The 2025 Railbird Music Festival, held on May 31 and June 1 at Lexington’s historic Red Mile, delivered a weekend rich in Americana, Southern rock, and country grit. While the headliners—Lainey Wilson and Jelly Roll—put on big shows and sets as expected, the undercard acts stole the show, reaffirming Railbird’s role as a haven for roots music lovers.
The Railbird Music Festival returns to Lexington this weekend to kick-off the summer festival season with great music, local culture, and Kentucky charm. Set at The Infield at Red Mile, this two-day event offers an array of artists with a mix of country, rock, bluegrass, Americana and more accompanied by bourbon tastings, regional cuisine, and more.
Derby Dinner Playhouse is excited to announce two exciting shows that ill run the the end of June. Don’t miss your chance to check out Pinkalicious The Musical and Half-Baked.
The Stolen Faces, Nashville’s premier Grateful Dead tribute band, is playing at Headliners Music Hall on Friday, May 30 for a show that will celebrate the bands Europe ’72 album…arguably one of their best compilations of live shows.
Kentucky Shakespeare, the Official Shakespeare Festival of the Commonwealth, is ready for a summer of exciting performances to celebrate their 65th annual season that will take place from May 28-August 10, 2025, at the C. Douglas Ramey Amphitheater in Old Louisville’s Central Park.
