Arts & Culture

Heejung Park, the group's director, said, “We are creating a space where musicians and audiences come together to experience the power of live music ... that is accessible, inspiring and uniquely Hopkinsville.”

While no written record confirms the flag story, ample evidence survives to document the successful multigenerational flagmaking enterprise that Ross launched and then sustained with her daughter and granddaughters.

The Hopkinsville fair, celebrating its 75th edition, will culminate with a fireworks show on the 250th anniversary of America's independence.

The free concerts are set June 30 and July 2.

Artists are sought to create and donate artsy chairs with a functional design. The project culminates with a silent auction on June 26.

The series also includes a country-rock and folk music show, a Celtic Christmas concert, a Motown show and concerts by Grammy-winners Linda Davis and the Steep Canyon Rangers. 

The Pennyroyal Arts Council presented the awards to student Bailey Bayne and her teacher, Paula Gieseke.

Twelve local authors will participate in readings, signings and a panel discussion.

Every participating business is creating a specialty burger for Downtown Burger Days. 

The group meets on the third Monday of each month in the bell hooks Legacy Room of the Pennyroyal Area Museum.

Museum director Alissa Keller delves into the history of American quilt-making and examines a stunning iris applique quilt, sewn nearly 100 years ago by a local woman. It is part of an exhibition currently open at the Pennyroyal Area Museum.

Poetry readings have been among the best attended events at the downtown shop. This one has a theme, “Just This Moment.”