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Letter From Fallujah

2023 Penned Winner, Fiction

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For I Was Hungry …

2023 Penned Winner, Fiction

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The Gift of Literacy

Cora Wilson Stewart’s Moonlight School concept opened the world of reading to thousands of Kentuckians

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Images and Emotions

A traveling photography exhibit uses positive images to motivate viewers to feel compassion and take action

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Training Tomorrow’s Headliners

The Lexington School for Recording Arts educates students for the music industry

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Outrageous, Audacious Genius

An exhibition and a documentary celebrate the 100th birthday of Kentucky artist and writer Henry Faulkner

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It's Showtime!

Comedy, drama, music, ballet and more—Kentucky’s new performing arts season has it all

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At The Center of Everything

Formed 40 years ago as a stage for artistic expression and education, Kentucky Performing Arts has expanded its reach

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Building Bridges

A legacy of generosity flows through the communities touched by Richard Hunt’s Roebling Point Books & Coffee

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You Are What You Read

Donated books reveal the inner lives of readers

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Dance of Light and Color

The GLASS National Art Museum stunningly commemorates the brilliance of glass artist Stephen Rolfe Powell

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Kentucky’s Welcome Mat

It is not every day you can get a glimpse of Geronimo’s bow and arrow, a uniform worn during the Civil War, a 500-bottle collection of Kentucky bourbon, and a horseshoe worn by Secretariat—all in the...

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Finding Focus

Famed jockey Steve Cauthen and i.imagine Photography Center collaborate on an upcoming project and exhibition

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Tales to Be Told

Master storytellers will entertain audiences in Paris in May

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Broadway Beneath the Stars

Kentucky’s oldest outdoor theater celebrates 75 years

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In Harmony

Director Teddy Abrams finds creative ways to share the Louisville Orchestra’s music throughout the city and across the Commonwealth

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A Literary Family Reunion

The annual Appalachian Writers’ Workshop in Hindman brings writers together for a week of teaching, learning and communing

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Honoring an Icon

Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy will loom large over a 2024 Kentucky Book Festival that also will feature fantasy, bourbon, spirituality and much more

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Kentucky’s Biggest Back Lot

An all-female group attracts Hollywood filmmakers to the Bluegrass State with personalized services and Southern hospitality

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David Dick: 2025 Kentucky Writer's Hall of Fame

David Dick spent nearly two decades as a globetrotting CBS correspondent during the golden age of television news. Then he moved home to Bourbon County and launched several new careers.

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Ron Eller: 2025 Kentucky Writer's Hall of Fame Inductee

Ron Eller’s German and English ancestors were in Appalachia by the mid-1700s, and his Cherokee ancestors were there for millennia before that. As the first member of his family to go to college when he...

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Naomi Wallace: 2025 Kentucky Writer's Hall of Fame Inductee

Naomi Wallace, the daughter and granddaughter of Louisville journalists, knew early that writing was the best way for her to express herself and her values. But she thought it would be through poetry.

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Frank X Walker: 2025 Kentucky Writer's Hall of Fame Inductee

Frank X Walker was approaching middle age when he finally acknowledged his calling as a writer.

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Crystal Wilkinson: 2025 Kentucky Writer's Hall of Fame Inductee

When Crystal Wilkinson was growing up on her grandparents’ farm in Casey County, there were no playmates nearby. So, she would walk to Indian Creek, talk to the minnows, and imagine what they might be...

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2025 Kentucky Writer's Hall of Fame

Naomi Wallace, who was born and raised in Louisville, is only the second American playwright to have a work added to the permanent repertoire of Comédie-Française, the 300-year-old French National...

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Tradition & Evolution

Renfro Valley changes with the times but maintains its family-friendly, small-town vibe

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Appalachian Celebration

The Whitesburg music festival Seedtime on the Cumberland features a mix of regional cultures

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Good Medicine

Kentuckian Fred Nez Keams makes flutes that honor his Navajo heritage

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Creativity, Harmony, Hope

Dave Caudill’s abstract art inspires the imagination and celebrates the play of light and form

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Access to the Sacred

Kentucky’s new poet laureate aims to promote the virtues of creativity and connect the Commonwealth’s current and emerging artists

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