Events

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.

One is an temporary audio addition to the Pennyroyal Area Museum’s permanent exhibit, and the other is a topic for the next History on Tap program. 

The book selected for this informal meeting is “Salvation: Black People and Love.”

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.

The celebration and awards ceremony is set for 5:30 p.m. Feb. 25 at The Bruce.

Dr. Paresh and Mona Sheth will prepare Indian food and share stories about their cuisine for the Feb. 13 gathering.

Brett Pritchett will lead the Jan. 30 program on the history of one of Hopkinsville's fraternal organizations.

On the last Saturday of each month, participants can become detectives and help solve a history mystery at the museum.

The movies slated are "Home Alone," "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and "It's a Wonderful Life."

Vansauwa's Tacos is organizing the market with Black-owned businesses that specialize in sweet treats and unique gifts.

The free program at Hopkinsville Brewing will look at local Christmas traditions through the decades.