Art

Support local businesses and artists this May at the Craft and Vendor Show. There will be many booths where you can browse and plenty of food trucks where you can eat. This event is outdoors in the park and all safety protocols will be followed to ...

As night falls over the serene Hermitage Farm, the woods come alive. Incredible projections light up the landscape, creating an immersive art experience that you have to see to believe. So this April, go see it! Surrounded by Art It's when the sun ...

Sometimes, it’s good to work with your hands. It’s good to create something. It’s good to get artistic. This April, go to the historic Little Loomhouse and go make your own wall hanging or coaster. Working with Felt Meet with the ...

Since 1815, Louisville Stoneware has been producing amazing items for the home. Louisville Stoneware is famous for its beautiful china, so much so that many young couples register here. But the store is also full of amazing pieces for your garden ...

You've probably noticed that there's a lot going on right now and you may be feeling all sorts of things. So this April, go paint about it. Get abstract and paint what living through a pandemic means to you. Or, just do it to have some fun. The ...

Work with an artist and learn how to paint a horseracing-themed bottle this April. You'll be at a distillery, the Stitzel-Weller Bottles and Brushes Experience, and you'll be working on a fun, unique art project. What's not to love? Bottles and ...

You’ve seen art before, sure. You've seen paintings, statues, sculptures, but you've probably never seen an exhibit like this. This exhibit is full of life-sized, truly intricate costumes made out of paper. Go see it at the Speed Museum ...

School has been pretty different lately, as any parent knows. Kids haven’t been able to get out and socialize as much, get involved as much, do as much with their time. This March, give them the chance to go to spring break art camp at LVA ...

Head to the Logan Street Market this March for the monthly art bazaar. This is an exhibit of local artists and craftspeople. This is also a complete market that's full of food, stuff to buy and plenty of space to stay socially distanced. Monthly ...

If you're feeling creative or if you want to get out some emotions you've been feeling, try painting. This is a great way to express yourself. It's also a relaxing activity. So this March, head to Whet your Palette and do some painting. Becoming an ...

The Young Visionaries of 2021 Exhibit at the Lou Tate Gallery showcases young Louisville talent and the beauties of nature. Three artists have been selected to be featured in the amazing exhibit, which is a gorgeous collection of artwork. If ...

Have you ever imagined what it's like to be an artist? To take a blank canvas and create something that someone might hang on their wall? This January, you can be an artist! Head to Whet Your Palette, where anyone can become an artist. Making ...

Looking at art is a great way to get a little break from the pressures of the world. It’s a stress-reliever and it’s an excuse to get out of the house. That’s something everyone needs every once in a while! So go to the Logan ...

Kentucky is famous for bourbon and Louisville is famous for horse racing, baseball bats and the great Muhammad Ali. But you may not know that Louisville also has an amazing art community. There are lots of artists living in Louisville and a lot of ...

How is yarn made, anyhow? If you've ever wondered that or if you're just looking for a cool story to share with others, head to the Little Loomhouse this January. Take a special workshop that will teach you how to spin yarn. Because why not? You ...

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft isn't like a lot of other museums. This building is full of local Louisville and Kentucky regional art works. There's a great collection of contemporary artworks on display here. See it all this October and take ...

One of the world’s most famous artists has come to the Speed Museum. Don’t miss the opportunity to see the works of Andy Warhol this October. The Speed is full of long corridors and wide display areas where you can stay distanced from ...

This September, go discover Louisville Stoneware, a local business that was originally established way back in 1815. That's 45 years before the Civil War and more than 100 years before women had the right to vote! This is a tradition that goes back ...

One of humankind's earliest inventions was art. The oldest artifacts discovered by archaeologists include works of art. Even before people built their own structures, they were painting the caves they used as their homes and community spaces. You ...