Arts & Culture

News from the arts scene in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

Shaun Boothe will perform “Unauthorized Biography Series — Live Your Legacy” on Feb. 20 for students and members of the public.
House will speak first at The Breathitt Lecture slated at noon on March 20 in the Riley Lecture Hall at HCC’s Auditorium Building. That evening, Hopkinsville resident Gwenda Motley will moderate a talk with House.
Shadows of the 60s, which tours nationally, features a large ensemble of musicians and dancers who perform hits by groups such as the Temptations, The Four Tops and the Supremes. 
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Hoptown Chronicle readers add detail and meaning to a couple of popular local stories.
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The book selected for this informal meeting is “Salvation: Black People and Love.”
The Janice Mason Art Museum is selling tickets for its annual event.
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Museum After Dark is a new program the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is offering outside of normal operating hours.
Wood art by Willie Rascoe, paintings by Thea Russell and quilting by Dr. Nancy J. Dawson will be included in the African American Artist Showcase.
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Students in kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to audition. Roles as assistant directors will also be assigned.
Produced annually, "The Round Table" was established in 1966 by HCC English instructor Frances G. Thomas and her students.
Dr. Paresh and Mona Sheth will prepare Indian food and share stories about their cuisine for the Feb. 13 gathering.
Christian County Middle School had the largest number of students present for a morning program at HCC and keeps the school challenge traveling trophy for a second year.