Arts & Culture

The shop will be downtown on Nov. 18-19 and 25-26.

Auditions are on Dec. 3, and the show dates are March 9-12.

Bill Koehler and Amanda Huff-McClure will play for the concert at 2 p.m. Sunday.

The public is invited to the author's reading on Nov. 9.

The celebration of the dead on Halloween is not a recent innovation, but rather one of the oldest surviving traditions that continues today as a vibrant part of many peoples’ lives.

Maiden Alley's special screening of Nosferatu will feature a live band score with Paducah's Sarsen Circle.

As an academic press, UPK annually publishes between 50 and 60 titles — about half scholarly and half trade books.

This Halloween in Hopkinsville, there's something for young people, older folks and even your dog.

The Mixer restaurant and Hopkinsville Brewing Co. are collaborating for the Nov. 10 event.

The musical comedy follows the story of two brothers, contemporaries of William Shakespeare who believe they must compete with the great bard for literary fame.

The signs will eventually hang outside on the rear wall of the Alhambra Theatre, visible from Weber Street.

The Nashville Opera is bringing the "One Vote Won" — a work that was commissioned in observance of the centennial of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution — to Hopkinsville.