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February 2009 Calendar of Events

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Classes and Workshops Running Multiple Days

Exhibits

Antique Typewriters - The Lexington History Museum in the Old Courthouse, Dec 2007 thru End Date TBD, Sat 10am - 4pm, Fri/Sun/Mon 12pm - 4pm, Free. This exhibit spans from the invention of the Sholes & Glidden typewriter in 1872 to the assembly of the last IBM typewriter built in America in 2002. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
Athens of the West - The Lexington History Museum in the Old Courthouse, A Permanent Exhibit. Open Sat 10am - 4pm, Fri/Sun/Mon 12pm - 4pm, Free. The Museum's signature exhibit, is continuously building the history of Lexington and the Bluegrass Region. Artifacts range from the 1700s to recent history and attract both school age youngsters and long-time fans of the rich history of the area. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
Balancing Act - Various locations along Vine Street in Downtown Lexington, Nov 1 thru Apr 30, 2009, Free. Presented by LexArts, this outdoor sculpture exhibit is in conjunction with the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance Conference. 859-255-2951 or www.lexarts.org
Harley McDaniel - Lexington Art League Project Space, Jan 10 thru Mar 1. Gallery Hours: Tue - Fri, 10am - 4pm and Sat - Sun, 1pm - 4pm. Clifton, IL artist Harley McDaniel challenges his audience to rethink everyday details by presentations of the mundane in a cryptic and exaggerated context. 859-254-7024 or www.lexingtonartleague.org
In Black & White - The Lexington History Museum in the Old Courthouse, A Permanent Exhibit. Open Sat 10am - 4pm, Fri/Sun/Mon 12pm - 4pm, Free. This exhibit includes over 100 prints depicting African-American life in the Bluegrass from as early as 1860 through the 1950s. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
Karen Spears: New Paintings and Drawings - Ann Tower Gallery, Nov 21 thru Feb 8. Gallery hours: Tue - Sat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am to 4pm. A series of vibrant and mysterious paintings and drawings and large elegant charcoal drawings. Spears' work is rooted in real-life situations, which she interprets in a fragmentary, dream-like way. In addition to trees, boats, and animals, some of her current imagery is based on children's drawings; specifically, the artwork her son created when he was a young child. 859-425-1188 or www.anntowergallery.com
Lincoln and His Wife's Hometown - The Lexington History Museum in the Old Courthouse, Feb 12, 2008 thru Feb 2010, Sat 10am - 4pm, Fri/Sun/Mon 12pm - 4pm, Free. Features a period of 10 years during which Lincoln visited Lexington and was exposed to the “peculiar institution” of slavery — formulating his political views on the subject. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
Nude 2009 - Lexington Art League at the Loudoun House, Jan 10 thru Mar 1. Gallery Hours: Tues - Fri, 10 am - 4 pm and Sat - Sun, 1 - 4 pm. Now in its 23rd year, the figurative works in Nude 2009 refocus our gaze on personal identity as a viable and engaging conduit for explorations of modern life, modern identity, and the social and sexual politics that impact us all. 859-254-7024 or www.lexingtonartleague.org
Photographs by An-My Lê - UK Art Museum, Dec 12 thru Feb 15, 2009. Gallery Hours: Tues - Sun: 12pm - 5 pm, Fri 12pm - 8pm, Free. An-My Lê was born in Vietnam in 1960 and came to this country as a political refugee in 1975. Her photographs not only reveal her deeply rooted personal history but also raise larger questions about our perceptions of and relationship to war. Her large-scale photographs reflect a sanitized version of military conflict, literally a theater of war. 859-257-5716 or www.uky.edu/ArtMuseum
Photographs by Deborah Luster - UK Art Museum, Feb 20 thru Apr 12. Gallery Hours: Tues - Sun: 12pm - 5 pm, Fri 12pm - 8pm, Free. Violent crime, and society’s response to it, is a subject that fascinates Luster, whose mother was a murder victim. Her portraits of prisoners introduce a remarkably diverse group of people, who reveal themselves on their own terms, sometimes wearing costumes designed for Halloween and Mardi Gras. 859-257-5716 or www.uky.edu/ArtMuseum
Robert Motherwell and Jasper Johns: Poetic Works as Metaphor - UK Art Museum, Jan 11 - Mar 1. Gallery Hours: Tues - Sun: 12pm - 5 pm, Fri 12pm - 8pm, Free. Robert Motherwell, one of the principal exponents of Abstract Expressionism, and Jasper Johns, one of the leaders responsible for the breakthrough from Abstract Expressionism to the Pop art movement which succeeded it, are brought together in this first ever showing of their combined bibliophilic works. The exhibition focuses on collaborative efforts with poets that share the artists' vision, each project involving highly unusual collaborations between artist and poet. 859-257-5716 or www.uky.edu/ArtMuseum
Symposium 2008 Outside - Lexington Art League at the Loudoun House Front Lawn, Oct 31 thru June 29, 2009, Free. Outdoor sculpture exhibit featuring works by Mid-south Sculpture Alliance artists. Exhibition in partnership with LexArts, Mid-south Sculpture Alliance and University of Kentucky Dept. of Fine Art. 859-254-7024 or www.lexingtonartleague.org

Classes & Workshops Running Multiple Days

Adobe Photoshop: Level I - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, Saturdays Feb 21 thru Mar 7, 10am - 2pm, $75. This course covers basic functions of Adobe Photoshop, including digital imaging, color theory, and digital photography hardware and terminology. Participants will receive a copy of Adobe Photoshop Tryout Version; free, open source alternatives to Photoshop; and sample materials provided on CD. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Art & Science Classes - Living Arts & Science Center. Each year, the Living Arts & Science Center presents more than 400 creative art and science classes and workshops for children 18-months old up to adults. Hands-on creative learning is the focus and classes are available in a wide variety of two and three-dimensional art forms including painting, drawing, pottery, fiber art, photography, cartooning and animation, natural history illustration, sculpture, and more. 859-252-5222 or www.lasclex.org
Internet Basics 1,2,3 - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, Mon - Thu, Feb 23 - 26, 5:30pm - 7pm, $30. Learn the basics of the Internet (World Wide Web). Conduct simple searches, open e-mail accounts, and use instruction and practice time to apply what you learn. Fun and informative! 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Fiction Writing Master Class: Straw Into Gold, The Art of Revision - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, Mondays, Feb 2 thru Mar 30 (except Feb 16), 5:30pm - 7pm, $150. In this advanced-level class, we will work with that piece of fiction you want to improve. Applicants must submit a 6-8 page fiction writing sample by Friday, January 23; submissions will be juried. Space is limited. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
GRE Preparation - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, Wednesdays, Feb 4 thru Feb 18, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, $25 for three-class session. Have you purchased the GRE Review books but find that you can’t face working through them alone? This affordable review will get you started: work sample math problems, review test-taking strategies, and make your vocabulary more precise. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Poetry Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, Thursdays, Feb 5 thru Mar 26, 5pm - 7pm, $80. This workshop is for poets of all levels, from those who are just beginning to explore the world of poetry to those who are published and looking for ways to grow and share. Practice in the original composition of poetry, share your work, and discuss the work of others. Be prepared to write your own poems weekly. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 1
Sunday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - NorthEast Christian Church, 990 Star Shoot Pkwy, 8:30am - 1pm. Southern Hills United Methodist Church, 2356 Harrodsburg Rd., 8:30am - 12:30pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Jack & the Wonder Beans - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 4 and up. When a sky-high stalk grows from some beans Jack climbs to new adventures meeting along the way a High Tall Giant Lady and her husband. But Jack quickly finds himself in a heap of trouble. Find out what Jack learns from his journey just in the nick of time. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Freedom Doves - The Explorium, 1pm - 3pm, Free with Regular Admission. Drop in and create your own Freedom Dove in honor of African American History Month. All ages. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com
The Last of Mrs. Lincoln - The Carriage House Theatre, 2:30pm, $10 - $15. Presented by the Studio Players. Mary Todd Lincoln was beset by a series of unhappy events in the years following her husband's tragic assassination. But she was also a woman of great courage and compassion. Told through a sequence of varied and theatrically brilliant scenes, the play is both a true and touching portrait of a remarkable and much maligned woman. www.studioplayers.org
Lexington’s Greatest Uptown Hound Tryouts - Uptown Hounds, 2pm - 6pm, Free. Every Sunday through February 2009, tryouts and eliminations for local dogs and their owner’s ability to train them, as they compete for the title of Lexington's Greatest Uptown Hound. Open to any skill level. 859-255-bark(2275) or www.uptownhounds.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 2pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.

February 2
Monday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - UK Ralph G. Anderson Building 220 Center for Manufacturing 0108, 10am - 4pm. UK Student Johnson Center, 2pm - 8:30pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Open Mic Night - Common Grounds Coffee House, 9pm, Free. If you’re interested in performing, show up by 8:20pm at the latest & put your name in the bucket located on the bar. There will be a drawing at 8:30pm sharp. You must be present to pick your 15 min. slot somewhere between 8:45pm & 11pm. All sound equipment is provided & it’s all free! 859-233-9761 or www.commongroundsoflexington.com
Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour - The Kentucky Theatre, 6:45pm, $10, student ID $5, Woodsongs Partners Free. Reservations required. This broadcast features TBA. 859-252-8888 or www.woodsongs.com/wotrh.html
Writing Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Free. Develop your natural story-telling instinct or refresh writing skills from word prompts or personal experiences, and have fun doing it. Recommended reading: Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg (not required). Drop in for any session. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 3
Tuesday

Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
UK vs. Mississippi State - Rupp Arena, 7pm, $28 - $33. UK Men's Basketball. Tickets available only thru UK Ticket Office. 859-257-1818, 800-928-2287 or uktickets@lsv.uky.edu

February 4
Wednesday

Art@Noon Lecture: Poetry as Inspiration - UK Art Museum, 12pm, Free. A discussion on using the written word as inspiration for visual artists with Jane Gentry-Vance, teacher and poet. 859-257-5716 or www.uky.edu/ArtMuseum
Old Time Jam Session - Al's Bar, 9pm. 859 252-9104 or www.stellaskentuckydeli.com/alsbar
Tango Practice - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 9:45pm, $10 for 4 Sessions. Wednesday Night Practicas Every Wednesday at ArtsPlace except when we dance at Natasha's. Call for schedule. 859-420-6780 or www.lextango.org

February 5

Thursday

Brown Bag Book Discussion - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12pm - 1pm, Free. An informal discussion group focusing on literature by and about women. Be prepared to buy or check out from the library the works selected. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Discovery Night: Exploring Glaciers! - Living Arts & Science Center, 6pm - 8pm, Free. Dr. Ralph Ewers, emeritus professor of Geology at Eastern Kentucky University, will take us on a virtual tour of glaciers found in Canada and Alaska as we explore their important role in shaping the beautiful mountains of those regions as well as on parts of northern Kentucky and the Midwestern United States! Create some COOL ice art to take home and learn about the winter night sky during our special StarLab Planetarium show! 859-252-5222 or www.lasclex.org
Independent Film & Contemporary Literature - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Free. A film and literature discussion group for young adults. Come together with a dynamic group of your peers to watch and discuss awesome independent films and 21st Century authors. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
Kentucky Sport, Boat & Recreation Show - Lexington Center, Heritage Hall & Rupp Arena, 2pm - 10pm, $7 Adults, $3 Ages 3 - 13, Free: Under 3. Free for the kids: climbing wall, trout tank, casting for kids, and Rosie's ponies and petting zoo! Back by popular demand- Scheer's Lumberjack Show of Champions. 859-233-4567, www.lexingtoncenter.com
Larry Redmon & Kenny Owens - Redmon's, 10:30pm, Free. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com

February 6

Friday

Dance SCAPA - Lexington Opera House, 8pm, $10 - $13. Presented by Friends of the Arts. 859-233-3535, www.lexingtonoperahouse.com or www.ticketmaster.com
Kentucky Sport, Boat & Recreation Show - Lexington Center, Heritage Hall & Rupp Arena, 2pm - 10pm, $7 Adults, $3 Ages 3 - 13, Free: Under 3. Free for the kids: climbing wall, trout tank, casting for kids, and Rosie's ponies and petting zoo! Back by popular demand- Scheer's Lumberjack Show of Champions. 859-233-4567, www.lexingtoncenter.com
Larry Redmon & Kenny Owens - Redmon's, 10:30pm, $5. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
Mostly Waltz Social Dance - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 10pm, $6 General, $3 Students. Beginner lesson included, 7pm - 7:45pm - tonight's lesson: Beginning Waltz. On the first Friday of each month, the LVDS hosts a social dance, open to the public, with live music. Each event includes lots of waltzes, plus an occasional polka, schottische, tango, one-step, foxtrot, blues, or other favorite dance. 859-420-6780 or www.lexingtonvintagedance.org
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 8pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
Wine Tasting - Wines on Vine, 5pm - 7:30pm, Free. Drop in and sample some great wines available at the Wines on Vine store. 859-243-0017 or www.winesonvine.net
Writing Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12pm - 1:30pm, Free. Develop your natural story-telling instinct or refresh writing skills from word prompts or personal experiences, and have fun doing it. Recommended reading: Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg (not required). Drop in for any session. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 7

Saturday

Arts Showcase Weekend: Elaine Cook's Harp Studio - ArtsPlace, 10am and 11:30am, Free. Come to our free event as part of Arts Showcase Weekend. Musicians from Elaine Cook's harp studio will serenade listeners with music from their harps. 859-233-4226 or www.lexphil.org
Arts Showcase Weekend: Contra Dance - ArtsPlace, 3:30pm - 5:30pm, Free. Swing your partner do-si-do to live music and calling on the great wooden dance floor at ArtsPlace! Wear comfortable clothing. 859-552-5433 or http://ltda.ws/
Book Binding - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 10am - 2pm, $40 materials fee. Learn traditional Japanese book-binding techniques and other non-adhesive bindings with Leslie Shane of Larkspur Press. Create your own book and leave with the skills to practice your new craft at home. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Contra Dance - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 11pm with a beginner lesson at 7:30pm, $7 Adults, $5 Students & First-Timers. Contra Dance with caller Keith Cornett-Eustis and band Pigtown Alley. Swing your partner do-si-do to live music and calling on the great wooden dance floor at ArtsPlace! Wear comfortable clothing. 859-552-5433 or http://ltda.ws/
Dance SCAPA - Lexington Opera House, 8pm, $10 - $13. Presented by Friends of the Arts. 859-233-3535, www.lexingtonoperahouse.com or www.ticketmaster.com
Ekphrastic Poetry: Responding to Art through Poetry - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 1pm - 3pm, Free. In this workshop, we’ll explore ways to launch our own poems in reaction to works of art. Through hands-on writing, looking at examples of ekphrastic poems, and discussion, we’ll broaden the separate experiences of poetry and visual art by marrying the two. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Fiction/Collage: Words in Pictures, Pictures into Words - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 10am - 12:30pm, Free. In this interactive workshop, we’ll use images that contain words and use words to make images. Our collages will become inspiration for ourselves and the other writers in the workshop, the starting point for short prose pieces, fictions that begin and end in image. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

JJ Grey & Mofro - The Dame, 8pm, $18. 859-327-9357 or www.dameky.com
Kentucky Sport, Boat & Recreation Show - Lexington Center, Heritage Hall & Rupp Arena, 10am - 10pm, $7 Adults, $3 Ages 3 - 13, Free: Under 3. Free for the kids: climbing wall, trout tank, casting for kids, and Rosie's ponies and petting zoo! Back by popular demand- Scheer's Lumberjack Show of Champions. 859-233-4567, www.lexingtoncenter.com
Larry Redmon & Greg Austin - Redmon's, 10:30pm, $5. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
Lexington Farmers' Market - Victorian Square Atrium, 9am - 1pm. Shop fresh food from local farmers. Parking available in the Victorian Square Garage is free with validation (entrance on Short Street). 859-608-2655 or www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.com, 859-252-7575 or www.victoriansquareshoppes.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 8pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
Rakadu Gypsy Dancers - Natasha's Bistro, 9pm, $7. An evening of mystical splendor as Rakadu takes over the stage and floor at Natasha’s. Rakadu is live music, Middle Eastern Belly Dance, Ancient Hula and Flamenco dancing of Spain at its finest. Reservations recommended. 859-259-2754 or www.beetnik.com
Waltz Practice Dance - ArtsPlace, Studio 3B, 7pm - 7:45p. Donation requested to cover cost of room. LVDS hosts a waltz practice session with recorded music. There is no formal instruction, but vintage dancers will be there to assist one-on-one if asked. 859-420-6780 or www.lexingtonvintagedance.org
Wine Tasting - Wines on Vine, 4pm - 6pm, Free. Drop in and sample some great wines available at the Wines on Vine Store. 859-243-0017 or www.winesonvine.net

February 8
Sunday

Audible & Edible Concert featuring Elaine Cook - Bell House, 3:30pm, $15 Advance, $16 At the Door. Presented by the Lexington Philharmonic: enjoy great food and hear great music. Let Elaine Cook's heavenly harp chase away your winter blues at the historic Bell House. 859-233-4226 or www.lexphil.org
Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - Centenary United Methodist Church 2800 Tates Creek Road, 8am - 1pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Kentucky Sport, Boat & Recreation Show - Lexington Center, Heritage Hall & Rupp Arena, 10am - 5pm, $7 Adults, $3 Ages 3 - 13, Free: Under 3. Free for the kids: climbing wall, trout tank, casting for kids, and Rosie's ponies and petting zoo! Back by popular demand- Scheer's Lumberjack Show of Champions. 859-233-4567, www.lexingtoncenter.com
Learn to Play Oware - The Explorium, 1pm - 3pm, Free with Regular Admission. Drop in any time between 2 and 3 PM and learn to play an African games called Oware in honor of African American History Month. All ages. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com
Lexington’s Greatest Uptown Hound Tryouts - Uptown Hounds, 2pm - 6pm, Free. Every Sunday through February 2009, tryouts and eliminations for local dogs and their owner’s ability to train them, as they compete for the title of Lexington's Greatest Uptown Hound. Open to any skill level. 859-255-bark(2275) or www.uptownhounds.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 2pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.

February 9
Monday

Open Mic Night – Common Grounds Coffee House, 9pm, Free. If you’re interested in performing, show up by 8:20pm at the latest & put your name in the bucket located on the bar. There will be a drawing at 8:30pm sharp. You must be present to pick your 15 min. slot somewhere between 8:45pm & 11pm. All sound equipment is provided & it’s all free! 859-233-9761 or www.commongroundsoflexington.com
Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour - The Kentucky Theatre, 6:45pm, $10, student ID $5, Woodsongs Partners Free. Reservations required. This broadcast features TBA. 859-252-8888 or www.woodsongs.com/wotrh.html
Writing Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Free. Develop your natural story-telling instinct or refresh writing skills from word prompts or personal experiences, and have fun doing it. Recommended reading: Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg (not required). Drop in for any session. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 10
Tuesday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - Cardinal Hill Hospital 2050 Versailles Rd., 9:30am - 3pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
UK vs. Florida - Rupp Arena, 9pm, $28 - $33. UK Men's Basketball. Tickets available only thru UK Ticket Office. 859-257-1818, 800-928-2287 or uktickets@lsv.uky.edu

February 11

Wednesday

Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Tango Practice - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 9:45pm, $10 for 4 Sessions. Wednesday Night Practicas Every Wednesday at ArtsPlace except when we dance at Natasha's. Call for schedule. 859-420-6780 or www.lextango.org

February 12

Thursday

ARTalk: Nude 2009 Artists - Lexington Art League, Loudoun House, 7pm, Free. Three Nude 2009 artists, Wendy Currier, Lennon Michalski and Lawrence Tarpey, will engage the public in a dialogue about the development of their art. Please RSVP. 859-254-7024 or www.lexingtonartleague.org
Brown Bag Book Discussion - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12pm - 1pm, Free. An informal discussion group focusing on literature by and about women. Be prepared to buy or check out from the library the works selected. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Evening With Our History - Lexington History Museum, 7:30pm - 9pm, Free. Program TBA. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
Five Books to Read About Love - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5pm - 7:30pm, Free. In celebration of St. Valentine’s Day, join this lively discussion. Donna Ison will share her own top 5 books about love; participants should bring theirs. All genres are welcome. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Independent Film & Contemporary Literature - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Free. A film and literature discussion group for young adults. Come together with a dynamic group of your peers to watch and discuss awesome independent films and 21st Century authors. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Larry Redmon & Kenny Owens - Redmon's, 10:30pm, Free. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
Lincoln: The Decision Maker - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 12:30pm, Free. Presented by UK Opera. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
UK Jazz Ensemble and UK Jazz Lab Band - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 7:30pm, Free. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA

February 13

Friday

Contra Dance - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 11pm with a beginner lesson at 7:30pm, $6 Adults, $4 Students & First-Timers. Contra Dance with caller Bernadene Zennie and band TBA. Swing your partner do-si-do to live music and calling on the great wooden dance floor at ArtsPlace! Wear comfortable clothing. 859-552-5433 or http://ltda.ws/
Eco-Rangers Day Camp - The Explorium, 8am - 5:30pm, $30. Explore rainforests for around the world. Take a closer look at the plants and animals that line in these fascinating climates. We'll make a habitat for some creatures that live closer to home and lots of other hands-on activities. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Larry Redmon & Kenny Owens - Redmon's, 10:30pm, $5. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
LPO Masterclassics - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 8pm, Previews with guest conductor at 7pm. $25 - $47. Guest conductor Alastair Willis with harpist Yolanda Kondonassis. Program: Golijov: Last Round; Ginastera: Harp Concerto, Op. 25; Beethoven: Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68 (Pastorale). www.uky.edu/SCFA or www.lexphil.org
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 8pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
Wine Tasting - Wines on Vine, 5pm - 7:30pm, Free. Drop in and sample some great wines available at the Wines on Vine store. 859-243-0017 or www.winesonvine.net
Writing Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12pm - 1:30pm, Free. Develop your natural story-telling instinct or refresh writing skills from word prompts or personal experiences, and have fun doing it. Recommended reading: Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg (not required). Drop in for any session. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 14

Saturday

Kenny Woods Gun & Knife Show - Lexington Convention Center, Heritage Hall West, 9am - 5pm. $10 Adults, $2 Ages 6 - 12. Under 6 Free. Features the area's largest selection of modern guns. Also whole sale ammunition to the public, accessories, scopes, and antique guns. 859-233-4567 or www.lexingtoncenter.com
Lexington Farmers' Market - Victorian Square Atrium, 9am - 1pm. Shop fresh food from local farmers. Parking available in the Victorian Square Garage is free with validation (entrance on Short Street). 859-608-2655 or www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.com, 859-252-7575 or www.victoriansquareshoppes.com
Play Date with History - Lexington History Museum, 12pm - 2pm, Free. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 8pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
Slipknot: All Hope is Gone Tour - Rupp Arena, 7pm, $38.50 - $44. Special Guests Coheed and Cambria and Trivium. 859-233-3535, www.rupparena.com or www.ticketmaster.com
UK Symphony Orchestra - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 7:30pm, $25 - $32. Featuring Gil Shaham on violin. An Alltech Festival Event. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
Wine Tasting - Wines on Vine, 4pm - 6pm, Free. Drop in and sample some great wines available at the Wines on Vine Store. 859-243-0017 or www.winesonvine.net

February 15
Sunday

Charlie Louvin - The Dame, 8pm, $15. 859-327-9357 or www.dameky.com
Jeff Dunham in Concert: Spark of Insanity - Rupp Arena, 5pm, $44. Award-winning comedian, Jeff Dunham brings his side-splitting comedy entertainment to Lexington. Don't miss it. 859-233-3535, www.rupparena.com or www.ticketmaster.com
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Kenny Woods Gun & Knife Show - Lexington Convention Center, Heritage Hall West, 9am - 4pm. $10 Adults, $2 Ages 6 - 12. Under 6 Free. Features the area's largest selection of modern guns. Also whole sale ammunition to the public, accessories, scopes, and antique guns. 859-233-4567 or www.lexingtoncenter.com
La Catrina Sting Quartet - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 3pm, $6.50 - $20. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
Lexington’s Greatest Uptown Hound Tryouts - Uptown Hounds, 2pm - 6pm, Free. Every Sunday through February 2009, tryouts and eliminations for local dogs and their owner’s ability to train them, as they compete for the title of Lexington's Greatest Uptown Hound. Open to any skill level. 859-255-bark(2275) or www.uptownhounds.com
Make A Lincoln Hat - The Explorium, 1pm - 3pm, Free With Regular Admission. Drop in any time between 1 and 3 PM and make your own Lincoln hat in honor of President's Day. All ages. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 2pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.

February 16
Monday

Open Mic Night – Common Grounds Coffee House, 9pm, Free. If you’re interested in performing, show up by 8:20pm at the latest & put your name in the bucket located on the bar. There will be a drawing at 8:30pm sharp. You must be present to pick your 15 min. slot somewhere between 8:45pm & 11pm. All sound equipment is provided & it’s all free! 859-233-9761 or www.commongroundsoflexington.com
Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour - The Kentucky Theatre, 6:45pm, $10, student ID $5, Woodsongs Partners Free. Reservations required. This broadcast features TBA. 859-252-8888 or www.woodsongs.com/wotrh.html

February 17
Tuesday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - Lexington Green Office Park, Suite 240 & 230, 1pm - 4pm. UK Complex Commons, 316 Central Facility-B/K Complex, 2pm - 8:30pm. United Healthcare Building 2424 Harrodsburg Rd, 9am - 1pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062

February 18

Wednesday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - Immanuel Baptist Church, 3100 Tates Creek Rd., 3pm - 7pm. Transylvania University 300 North Broadway, 10:30am - 4:30pm. UK Complex Commons, 316 Central Facility-B/K Complex, 2pm - 8:30pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Lotus - The Dame, 8pm, $12 Advance, $14 At Door. 859-327-9357 or www.dameky.com
Tango Practice - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 9:45pm, $10 for 4 Sessions. Wednesday Night Practicas Every Wednesday at ArtsPlace except when we dance at Natasha's. Call for schedule. 859-420-6780 or www.lextango.org
Teatime for Teachers - UK Art Museum, 3:30pm - 6:30pm, $10. Join educators for an in-depth look at the art of Robert Motherwell and Jasper Johns, learn to use writing in response to art and enjoy high tea in the museum galleries. 859 257 1926 or www.uky.edu/ArtMuseum
Third Coast Percussion Guest Recital - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 7:30pm. Free. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA

February 19

Thursday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - UK Medical Center, 800 Rose St., 8am - 5pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Brown Bag Book Discussion - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12pm - 1pm, Free. An informal discussion group focusing on literature by and about women. Be prepared to buy or check out from the library the works selected. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Corduroy Road, Packway Handle - The Dame, 8pm, $TBA. 859-327-9357 or www.dameky.com
Evening With Our History - Lexington History Museum, 7:30pm - 9pm, Free. Program: "Women of Nelson," story of the women at Camp Nelson. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
The Grapes of Wrath - UK Guignol Theatre, 7:30pm, $5 - $15. See this John Steinbeck classic play presented by UK Theatre Dept. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
Independent Film & Contemporary Literature - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Free. A film and literature discussion group for young adults. Come together with a dynamic group of your peers to watch and discuss awesome independent films and 21st Century authors. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Larry Redmon & Kenny Owens - Redmon's, 10:30pm, Free. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
Monthly Book Discussion - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7pm, Free. Contemporary and classic novels as well as nonfiction, plays, and poetry chosen by the group. For more information, e-mail Alan at church11@webtv.net. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
New Books by Great Writers - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 6:30pm: Book Reading and Signing, Free. 7:30pm: Writing Workshop with Author, $25. Reading and book signing by writer Mitchell Douglas, author of Cooling Board: A Long-Playing Poem. Copies of the books will be provided and will be available for purchase at the reading. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 20

Friday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - Glenn Auto Mall, 3360 Richmond Road, 1pm - 4pm. UK Medical Center, 800 Rose St., 8am - 5pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
English Country Dance - ArtsPlace, Studio 3A, $4 General, $2 Students, Children 15 and under admitted free if accompanied by a responsible adult. Beginner lesson 7:40pm to 8pm, called dance 8pm - 10pm. Hosted by LVDS and the Lexington English Country Dancers. Local callers and musicians. 859-887-4888 or or www.lexingtonvintagedance.org
Gallery Hop Reception - Living Arts & Science Center, Gloria Singletary Gallery, 5pm - 8pm, Free. Simple and Sophisticated: Work by Donna Lynn Eads, an exhibition that includes vintage farming equipment, old photographs and historical documents in addition to oil paintings of rural landscapes, original pastels, graphite and mixed media pieces. 859-252-5222 or www.lasclex.org
Gallery Hop Open House - The Explorium, 5pm - 8pm, Free. Drop in any time between 5pm and 8pm to explore the Explorium free of charge. All ages. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com
The Grapes of Wrath - UK Guignol Theatre, 7:30pm, $5 - $15. See this John Steinbeck classic play presented by UK Theatre Dept. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Larry Redmon & Kenny Owens - Redmon's, 10:30pm, $5. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 8pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
Wine Tasting - Wines on Vine, 5pm - 7:30pm, Free. Drop in and sample some great wines available at the Wines on Vine store. 859-243-0017 or www.winesonvine.net
Writing Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12pm - 1:30pm, Free. Develop your natural story-telling instinct or refresh writing skills from word prompts or personal experiences, and have fun doing it. Recommended reading: Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg (not required). Drop in for any session. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org

February 21

Saturday

The Grapes of Wrath - UK Guignol Theatre, 7:30pm, $5 - $15. See this John Steinbeck classic play presented by UK Theatre Dept. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
How to Find a New Job Part I: Resume Writing - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 10am - 12pm, $10 for Pt I only, $15 for Pt I & II (fee assistance available). Mr. Lepley will address: How To Uncover Those Hidden Jobs; What Employers Look For; and How To Make Your Resume Pop. If you have a resume, deliver it to the Center by Feb 10, and Mr. Lepley will critique it in time for the class. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
How to Find a New Job Part II: Online Searching - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 12:30-1:30 pm, $10 for Pt I only, $15 for Pt I & II (fee assistance available). In this seminar, led by Brooke Brown of UK’s James W. Stuckert Career Center, you’ll see the top sites for job searching, discover which sites employers use, and learn how to post a resume online. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm & 7pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Kickin' Kentucky Open Championship - Lexington Center, Heritage Hall, $12 Adults, $8 Age 60+, Under 10 Free. 859-233-4567, www.lexingtoncenter.com or www.thecoastalcorporation.com
Lexington Farmers' Market - Victorian Square Atrium, 9am - 1pm. Shop fresh food from local farmers. Parking available in the Victorian Square Garage is free with validation (entrance on Short Street). 859-608-2655 or www.lexingtonfarmersmarket.com, 859-252-7575 or www.victoriansquareshoppes.com
Larry Redmon & Greg Austin - Redmon's, 10:30pm, $5. With the exception of concert and promotional dates Larry can be found performing at Redmon's every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Reservations are advised or arrive early. 859-252-5802 or www.larryredmon.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 8pm, $15-$25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
UK vs. Tennessee - Rupp Arena, 1pm, $28 - $33. UK Men's Basketball. Tickets available only thru UK Ticket Office. 859-257-1818, 800-928-2287 or uktickets@lsv.uky.edu
Wine Tasting - Wines on Vine, 4pm - 6pm, Free. Drop in and sample some great wines available at the Wines on Vine Store. 859-243-0017 or www.winesonvine.net

February 22
Sunday

Bridal Fair - Lexington Center, Bluegrass Ballroom, 9am - 4pm, $10. 859-233-4567 or www.lexingtoncenter.com
Keeping Mr. Lincoln - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. Join us for Kentucky’s commemoration of the Lincoln Bicentennial for the World Premiere of Sandra Fenichel Asher’s play based on one of the most significant and profound individuals in American history. “Witness a tribute to his life, as we tell the fascinating story of the son of poor, uneducated parents who transformed himself into an eloquent orator, a skillful leader, and, ultimately, President of the United States of America. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Lexington’s Greatest Uptown Hound Tryouts - Uptown Hounds, 2pm - 6pm, Free. Every Sunday through February 2009, tryouts and eliminations for local dogs and their owner’s ability to train them, as they compete for the title of Lexington's Greatest Uptown Hound. Open to any skill level. 859-255-bark(2275) or www.uptownhounds.com
The Rabbit Hole - Downtown Arts Center, 2pm, $15 - $25. Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
UK High School Wind Ensemble Concert - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 7:30pm, Free. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
Where's Washington - The Explorium, 1pm - 3pm, Free With Regular Admission. Drop in and learn to play an exciting game called "Geo Go!" while you discover all the places named after George Washington in honor of President's Day. All ages. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com

February 23
Monday

Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - Lexington Traditional Magnet School, 350 North Limestone St., 2pm - 6pm. UK Medical Center, 800 Rose St., 8am - 5pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
Open Mic Night – Common Grounds Coffee House, 9pm, Free. If you’re interested in performing, show up by 8:20pm at the latest & put your name in the bucket located on the bar. There will be a drawing at 8:30pm sharp. You must be present to pick your 15 min. slot somewhere between 8:45pm & 11pm. All sound equipment is provided & it’s all free! 859-233-9761 or www.commongroundsoflexington.com
Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour - The Kentucky Theatre, 6:45pm, $10, student ID $5, Woodsongs Partners Free. Reservations required. This broadcast features TBA. 859-252-8888 or www.woodsongs.com/wotrh.html
Writing Practice - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 5:30pm - 7:30pm, Free. Develop your natural story-telling instinct or refresh writing skills from word prompts o

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