Arts & Culture

Sixth Street beside the Arthur Square parking lot will be closed at 2 p.m., followed by the closure of Main Street between Fifth and Seventh streets at 4 p.m.

Michel, who owns eight restaurants in Central Kentucky, isn't originally from the Bluegrass state but she comes from rural roots that are reflected in her food.

The outdoor meal on May 13 will have four courses with wine pairings at The Mixer.

The Savanah-based Fabulous Equinox Orchestra will play May 7 in Arthur Plaza on Sixth Street.

WKMS, the National Public Radio affiliate at Murray State University, has invited listeners to pen their own poems on the theme of hope, and record them for broadcast every weekday in April.

From the Appalachian tradition of porch-sitting to the newer practice of using video calls to connect with strangers around the country, storytelling shapes our understanding of ourselves, our relationship with others and our place in the world.

Kentucky’s new poet laureate is a founding member of the movement.

Wilkinson is the first Black woman to be appointed as the state’s poet laureate.

The Pennyroyal Arts Council created an online exhibit for this year's observance of Youth Art Month.

“The Women of Appalachia Project” helps dispel negative stereotypes about people from Appalachia through the arts.