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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
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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
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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
Folk Art Takes New Form -
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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
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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
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Neo-Modern: Reforming Form - Lexington Art League Project Space, Jan 10 thru Mar 1. Gallery Hours: Tue - Fri, 10am - 4pm, 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
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Nicholás and Soly Herrera - Central Public Library, Nov 15 thru Jan 4. Gallery Hours: Mon - Thu 9am - 9pm, Fri & Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 1pm - 5pm. Kentucky-Ecuador Partners present an exhibit of paintings by this father and daughter from Ecuador. Opening reception Nov 15, 5:30pm to 7pm. 859-231-5530 or www.lexpublib.org
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Spring Break Camp - UK Art Museum, Mar 30 thru Apr 3. Egypt: Dig It! Spring break camp for elementary students ages 7-12 will explore the art and culture of ancient Egypt, learning and having fun. Camp begins here at the Art Museum, and concludes with an afternoon at the Living Arts and Science Center. For more information, or to register for camp, call Sonja Brooks at 859- 257 - 1926.
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
Ashland Ave. Baptist Church, 483 W. Reynolds Road,
8am - 1:30pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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The Grapes of Wrath - UK Guignol Theatre, 2pm, $5 - $15. See this John Steinbeck classic play presented by UK Theatre Dept. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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Mamma Mia! - Lexington Opera House, 2pm & 7pm, $45 - $75. Over 30 million people all around the world have fallen in love with the characters, the storyand the music that make Mamma Mia! the ultimate feel-good show! The story-telling magic of ABBA’s timeless songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship, and every night everyone's having the time of their lives! 859-233-3535, www.lexingtonoperahouse.com or www.ticketmaster.com
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
Samaritan Hospital 310 S. Limestone St.,
11am - 4pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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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
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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
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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
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Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
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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
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UK vs. Georgia - Rupp Arena, 8pm, $28 - $33. UK Men's Basketball. Tickets available only thru UK Ticket Office. 859-257-1818, 800-928-2287 or uktickets@lsv.uky.edu
Thursday
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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
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Discovery Night: Creative Kites! - Living Arts & Science Center, 6pm - 8pm, Free. Not only are kites fun to make and fly, but they are a great way to learn about the scientific principles of lift, tension, and air flow! Join the LASC and the UK Department of Engineering (Aero Group) as we learn about the science and history of kites and the variety of kite styles from other cultures. Create a beautiful kite of your own to fly and take home. 859-252-5222 or www.lasclex.org
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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
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Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
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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
Friday
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Gail Robinson Opera Gala - Lexington Opera House, 7:30pm, $10 - $34. Presented by UK Opera Department. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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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
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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
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Wonderful Wild West Day Camp - The Explorium, 8am - 5:30pm, $30. Travel back in time to the Wild West as Explorers learn how to rope a cow like vaqueros, ride a Pony Express route like cowboys and then pan for gold! We'll also make butter, toothpaste and other "modern" things in an old fashion way. Grades 3 - 5. Bring your lunch and a snack. 859-258-3253 or www.explorium.com
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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
Saturday
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Contra Dance - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 11pm with a beginner lesson at 7:30pm, $7 Adults, $5 Students & First-Timers. Contra Dance with caller Barbara Ramlow and band Schrodinger's Cats. 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/
English Country Dance -
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Gail Robinson Opera Gala - Lexington Opera House, 7:30pm, $10 - $34. Presented by UK Opera Department. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Winter Jam - Rupp Arena, Time TBA, $10. Winter Jam is Christian music’s largest annual tour. Grammy-nominated and Dove Award-winning, NewSong will host the high-energy event for the 14th consecutive year, which will feature special guest speaker Tony Nolan. In spite of escalating prices due to a challenging economy, Winter Jam will maintain their popular “no tickets” policy that allows consumers to simply pay $10 at the door for admission. 859-2334567 or www.rupparena.com
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Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 2pm, Free. 859-257-4929, www.uky.edu/SCFA or www.uky.edu/FineArts/Music/scholarships/alltech/
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
First United Methodist Church, 200 West High Street,
8:30am - 1pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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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
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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
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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
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Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
Wednesday
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center - UK Physical Plant Division, 208 Peterson Bldg., 2pm - 5pm. To register, visit www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by location, or call 859-276-2534.
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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
Thursday
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
Clays Mill Elementary, 2319 Clays Mill Road,
4pm
- 8pm.
UK College of Agriculture, Room 154 Barnhart Building,
8am - 2:30pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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Evening With Our History - Lexington History Museum, 7:30pm - 9pm, Free. Program TBA. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
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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
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Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
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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
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UK Chamber Percussion - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 7:30pm, Free. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, Preview Night: Pay What You Can. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
Friday
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
Financial Center, 250 Main Street, Suite 800,
8am - 5pm.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Department of Highway 763
West New Circle Road,
7:30am - 12pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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Contra Dance - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 11pm with a beginner lesson at 7:30pm, $7 Adults, $5 Students & First-Timers. Contra Dance with caller TBA and band Buzzstep. 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/
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Gail Robinson Opera Gala - Lexington Opera House, 7:30pm, $10 - $34. Presented by UK Opera Department. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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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
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 8pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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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
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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
Saturday
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Blue Note Records 70th Anniversary - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 7:30pm, $30 - $40. An Alltech Festival Event. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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Gail Robinson Opera Gala - Lexington Opera House, 7:30pm, $10 - $34. Presented by UK Opera Department. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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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
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PB&J Concert for Kids featuring Endless Road Strings - The Living Arts & Science Center, 10am & 11:30am, $4 Advance, $5 at the Door. Presented by the Lexington Philharmonic, PB&J is a five concert series for your young ones where sitting on the floor, eating pb&j sandwiches, playing with instruments, and clapping to the beat is all part of the fun! The fun never ends with the Endless Road Strings! See what this group has in store for you! 859-233-4226 or www.lexphil.org
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Play Date with History - Lexington History Museum, 12pm - 2pm, Free. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 8pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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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
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CKYO Teen Arts Concert - Lexington Opera House, 7pm, $6 - $8. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 2pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
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Herald-Leader Careerbuilder Career Fair - Lexington Center, Heritage Ballroom, 10am - 4pm, Free. 859-233-4567, www.lexingtoncenter.com or www.kentucky.com/careerbuilder
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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
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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
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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
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Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Wednesday
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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Tournament - Rupp Arena, Time TBA, $TBA. 859-233-4567 or www.rupparena.com
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Music From Around the World - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 10am ($5) and 11:30am ($4). Presented by Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra. 859-233-4226, 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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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
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Thursday
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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.
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Evening With Our History - Lexington History Museum, 7:30pm - 9pm, Free. Program: TBA. 859-254-0530 or www.lexingtonhistorymuseum.org
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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
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Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Tournament - Rupp Arena, Time TBA, $TBA. 859-233-4567 or www.rupparena.com
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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
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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
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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 Laura Benedict, author of Isabella Moon. Copies of the books will be provided and will be available for purchase at the reading. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
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PowerPoint Basics - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 1pm - 5pm, $30. In this introductory class, learn the basics of creating presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint. Some knowledge of Microsoft Word required. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Friday
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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.
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Contra Dance - ArtsPlace, 8pm - 11pm with a beginner lesson at 7:30pm, $7 Adults, $5 Students & First-Timers. Contra Dance with caller TBA and open band (pick-up musicians welcome). 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/
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Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble & Lexington Ballet Collaboration - Lexington Opera House, 8pm, $23 - $33. Now in its fourth decade, Dance Theatre of Harlem has grown into a multi-cultural dance institution with an extraordinary legacy of providing opportunities for creative expression and artistic excellence that continues to set standards in the performing arts. Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble and Lexington Ballet Bring to the Opera House a one night performance you won't want to miss! 859-233-3535 or www.lexingtonballet.org
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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Tournament - Rupp Arena, Time TBA, $TBA. 859-233-4567 or www.rupparena.com
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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
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 8pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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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
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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
Saturday
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KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 Tournament - Rupp Arena, Time TBA, $TBA. 859-233-4567 or www.rupparena.com
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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
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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
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Tales of Beatrix Potter - Lexington Opera House, 2pm - & 7pm, $9 - $15. The Lexington Ballet is excited to perform Tales of Beatrix Potter an original ballet created by artistic director, Luis Dominguez, inspired by the works of Beatrix Potter. A program that combines dance performance with the classic stories that you know and love. 859-233-3535 or www.lexingtonballet.org
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm & 7pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 8pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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Which Books Sell and Which Books Don’t - Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, 10am - 12pm, $10. What makes a book a best-seller? Manager of the Morris Book Shop and longtime book-buyer and book-seller, Hap Houlihan will talk about successful self-published books and share ideas on how authors can choose the best topics, and package the contents, with sales in mind. 859-254-4175 or www.carnegieliteracy.org
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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
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
Second Presbyterian Church 460 E. Main St.,
8:30am - 12:30pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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Audible & Edible Concert featuring Endless Road Strings - Spindletop Hall, 3:30pm, $15 Advance, $16 At the Door. Presented by the Lexington Philharmonic: enjoy great food and hear great music. The A&E season finale brings Endless Road Strings' eclectic musical mix to beautiful Spindletop Hall. 859-233-4226 or www.lexphil.org
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 2pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 2pm, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
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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
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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
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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
Tuesday
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Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Wednesday
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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
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
Thursday
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Fiddler on the Roof - Lexington Opera House, 7pm, $10 - $13. Presented by Friends of the Arts. 859-233-3535, www.lexingtonoperahouse.com, www.friends-scapa.org
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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
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Karaoke Thursday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 10pm, no cover. 859-246-0062
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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
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UK Men's Chorus and Women's Choir - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 7:30pm, $TBA. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
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Fiddler on the Roof - Lexington Opera House, 8pm, $10 - $13. Presented by Friends of the Arts. 859-233-3535, www.lexingtonoperahouse.com, www.friends-scapa.org
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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
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LPO Masterclassics - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall, 8pm, Previews with guest conductor at 7pm. $25 - $47. Guest conductor Mei-Ann Chen with pianist André Laplante. Program: Beethoven: Leonore Overture No. 3 in C major, Op. 72b; Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21 in C major, K.467; Brahms: Symphony No. 4 in e minor, Op. 98. www.uky.edu/SCFA or www.lexphil.org
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 - Lexington Children’s Theatre, 10am & 11:45am, $13 Adults, $11 Children. Most enjoyed by ages 8 and up. It's 1963 and the Watson’s, an African-American family from Flint, Michigan, travel to Birmingham, Alabama because their juvenile delinquent son, Byron, needs direction from the blunt, “don't-mess-with-her” Grandma Sands. Based on the Newbery Honor Book by Christopher Paul Curtis, this is a powerful story of a funny, warm, off-the-wall family who survive one of the darkest moments in America’s racial history. 859-254-4546 or www.lctonstage.org
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 8pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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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
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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
Saturday
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Fiddler on the Roof - Lexington Opera House, 2pm & 8pm, $10 - $13. Presented by Friends of the Arts. 859-233-3535, www.lexingtonoperahouse.com, www.friends-scapa.org
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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
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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
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 8pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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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
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Blood Drive by the Kentucky Blood Center -
Word of Hope Lutheran Church 1870 Armstrong Mill Rd,
8:45am - 12:15pm. To
register, visit
www.kybloodcenter.org and search for mobile blood drives by
location, or call 859-276-2534.
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Egypt Family Day - UK Singletary Center President's Room, 1pm. Presented by the UK Art Museum. Open to the public. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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The Waiting Room - Downtown Arts Center, 7:30pm, 2pm, $15 - $25. A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty and its cost featuring three women from different centuries who meet in a modern doctor's waiting room. The play is a wild ride through medical and sexual politics, including the politics of the ever-present battle with breast cancer. 859-225-0370, www.actorsguildoflexington.org or www.tix.com.
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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
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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
Tuesday
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Sue Fosson Spring Humanities Festival - UK Singletary Center for the Arts Recital Hall, 7pm. 859-257-4929 or www.uky.edu/SCFA
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Trivia Tuesday - Brooklyn Sports Grille & Pizzeria, 7:30pm, no cover. Prizes! 859-246-0062
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