Arts & Culture

The book is this year's Kentucky Reads selection by Kentucky Humanities.

The show is musical adaption of Mel Brooks' 1974 movie that starred Gene Wilder.

The podcast, “Been Pastoring Through Some Hard Times,” features three Christian ministers, Kamarr Richee, Brandon Boone and Richard Dixon.

Gay, who was in Hopkinsville for the Big Read kickoff Thursday, said he was almost failing in college when a poet inspired him to get serious about writing.

The games are for men and women ages 50 and older.

The show featuring Bachelors of Broadway: Gentlemen of the Theatre will be Sept. 9.

Summer Salute will feature rides, family activities, free concerts and more than 100 vendors and food trucks.

The unveiling of a new mural followed by an opportunity to meet the author will kick off events for Hopkinsville's ninth Big Read.

The open house on Aug. 23 will kick off a new year of programs and events.

Barbara Kingsolver, who grew up in Nicholas County, Kentucky, won the Pulitzer for "Demon Copperhead."

The classes are taught on Saturdays and generally last four hours.

The premiere will be Friday, Aug. 18