Arts & Culture

Hoptown Chronicle's annual holiday quiz comes from editor Jennifer P. Brown, who has been writing a Christmas quiz for friends every year since 1995.

In a new Snapshots in Time column, Alissa Keller features a Nativity donation from Pennyrile Doll Club to the museum.

Margaret Prim and her siblings continue to make Christmas sweets like Butterscotch Pies from recipes handed down from their mom Sally Hail's family.

Community members are invited to join the tour at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, at Freeman Chapel CME Church.

The parade travels along Main Street from Glass Avenue to 14th Street.

Children will be able to wave to Santa Claus as he moves throughout the city on three routes beginning at 1 p.m.

The concert on Dec. 15 will be the first opportunity for many community members to enjoy Heejung Park’s talents as a conductor and composer.

In December 1983, the manager of a Hopkinsville toy store saw first-hand the national craze over that year’s most popular Christmas gift for children.

Wayne Goolsby shares a few vignettes from his youthful memories of Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The contest that honors the internationally acclaimed author from Hopkinsville is accepting entries through Jan. 15.

The largest donation in school history — $150 million from The Bill Gatton Foundation — is earmarked to create the arts district.

Hopkinsville is full of small moments that tell big stories — you just have to catch them. This week, we’re debuting a new feature, Photo of the Week, to highlight the scenes and people that make our community unique.