Aflora: The Artist Talk
- Frazier Kentucky History Museum 829 West Main Street Louisville, KY, 40202 United States (map)
Join us for Aflora: The Artist Talk on Sunday, March 1, at the Frazier Kentucky History Museum. In partnership with La Casita Center, the Aflora exhibition showcases vibrant, emotional, and thought-provoking artwork from Latinx artists. As the exhibition ends, join us to tour Aflora and meet the individual artists whose work reflects the times and circumstances in which we are living. As Guest Curator Ada Asenjo says, “we are thriving despite the odds.” Join us for this celebration of art’s ability to strengthen communities and build resilience.
2–3 p.m.: Aflora: The Artist Talk, Brown-Forman Theatre on 1st Floor
3–4 p.m.: Meet and Greet with individual artists by their work, Aflora exhibition on 2nd Floor
ADMISSION: Free (with price of admission to Museum)
Join us for an exciting 2-day pop-up camp this election cycle at the Frazier Kentucky History Museum. In the spirit of the day and America250, your camper will travel back in time to explore some wild and unforgettable elections and even step into the shoes of a candidate as they host their own campaign—about candy! Limited spots are available for this special edition camp adventure, so vote yes to Frazier pop-up camps and sign your camper up now!
The Louisville Review and the Frazier Kentucky History Museum present the 35th Anniversary of the Affrilachian Poets with Frank X Walker, celebrating this historic anniversary of the oldest continually running predominantly African American writing group in the country. The program will consist of: a talk on the history of the Affrilachian Poets by founding member Frank X Walker, a poetry reading by members of the Affrilachian Poets Collective, and a reception with refreshments and abook signing. The first 100 registered guests will receive a complimentary copy of The Louisville Review Number 99, which celebrates 35 years of the Affrilachian Poets and 50 years of The Louisville Review.
CONFIRMED READERS, in addition to Frank.
Kelly Norman Ellis
Lisa Kwong
Zakia Holland
Jude McPherson
Ricardo Nazario-Colon
makalani bandele
Danni Quintos
Gerald L. Coleman
Marta Miranda
Step into the heart of Kentucky with Bourbon Through Bluegrass—an immersive experience where the rich heritage of Bourbon meets the soul-stirring sounds of Kentucky & Bluegrass Music.
Step into the heart of Kentucky with Bourbon Through Bluegrass—an immersive experience where the rich heritage of Bourbon meets the soul-stirring sounds of Kentucky & Bluegrass Music.
Experience the magic of the season at Lights on Main!
Presented by I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier Kentucky History Museum, this festive holiday display features up to 80 uniquely themed Christmas trees, each decorated by local businesses. You’ll get an exclusive first look at this year’s award-winning trees, recognized in categories like Most Lou Spirit, Best Company Branding, Most Festive, Most Spirited, and Most Unique. On view through January 3!
Explore Copper 7 Kings with C.E.O Rob Bourdon and Andy Frazier
Welcome Cocktails & Hors d’evours
Every Guest participates in barrel Selection
Cultured Cheese Shop pairings
Barrel selection available for purchase
After hours party with live music on Rooftop Bar
Step into a magical winter wonderland with your family that brings together history, community, and holiday fun! This winter the Frazier Kentucky History Museum will be partnering with the non-profit I’d Rather Be Reading to offer 3 floors full of trees decorated by community partners, organizations, individuals, and families.
During this engaging experience, students will enjoy a tree scavenger hunt, a selection of craft & activity tables, prize drawings, holiday games, face painting, live presentations in the museum theatre, and more! Families will also enjoy access to engage and learn in all Frazier Museum exhibitions, including Pursuit of Happiness, I Too am a Kentuckian, The Lewis and Clark Experience, and others.
- Posted In: Let's Talk | Bridging the Divide
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