Arts & Culture

News from the arts scene in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

The book club, open to anyone interested discussing bell hooks' writing, will meet at 6 p.m. Monday, May 19.
bell-hooks-t-shirt-chair
Christian County High School students Lily Hughes and Catherine Poland both won for race horse themed artwork.
Poland art
Tickets for the concert — which is the last show in the Live at the Alhambra Series — are $50.
An autistic English professor who studies literature and neurodiversity says, "I was especially unnerved by Kennedy’s contention that many autistic people will never write poetry."
George Bernard Shaw feature
The Janice Mason Art Museum is hosting the poetry event.
Janice Mason Art Museum
Driskell will be officially inducted as poet laureate on April 24 as a part of the state’s celebration of Kentucky Writers Day at the Capitol.
Kathleen Driskell
Community members submitted more than 40 chair-themed haikus in support of Sanctuary Inc. and The Chair Project.
Chair Project sign with people in background
Mystery at the Library on April 26 will celebrate the 95th anniversary of the first Nancy Drew book's publication.
The public is invited to the ceremony at Hopkinsville Community College's Round Table Literary Park.
Artist and downtown Hopkinsville merchant Julie-Anna Carlisle is The Chair Project organizer. The auction will be in her shop, Milkweed health & harmony emporium.
chair project feature
The free concert will be a celebration of women composers.
Retired chef and Wandering Kentucky founder Matthew Brown will lead the Supper Club on April 10 at the Pennyroyal Area Museum.
pennyroyal museum dusk