Celeste Lewis
Bradley Quinn
Local Luminaries: Silas House
The beloved Kentucky author of ‘Southermost’ and five other novels talks about his writing process, career and new home in Lexington Read more
Local Luminaries: Daisy Helmuth
Fresh out of high school, the up-and-coming songwriter from local band People Planet carries forth her family’s musical tradition Read more
Local Luminaries: Lucy Jones
The Lexington film buff and style icon behind this month's Harry Dean Stanton Fesival unpacks her deep-seated love for all nostalgia Read more
Local Luminaries: Patricia Seggebruch
How this self-described ‘apostle’ of the encaustic art medium balances making art, leading workshops and running a communal artist space on the heels of the most ambitious exhibit of her career Read more
Local Luminaries: Joslyn Hampton
We sat down with the frontwoman for Joslyn & the Sweet Compression, one of Lexington’s most sought-after local bands, as the group preps to officially release its self-titled debut this month Read more
Local Luminaries: Jeff Perkins
Getting to know the owner of Scout Antique & Modern, as the shop celebrates its 10th anniversary Read more
Burning Questions: Linda Gorton
With her first month as Lexington mayor behind her, Linda Gorton sits down to talk about what she sees as the city’s biggest challenges and priorities Read more
Creative Types: Drew & Sherman Fracher
Director and lead actress summon real-life marriage chemistry in this month’s production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Read more
Creative Types: Louis Bickett - photographer, collector & serial archivist
This article, a profile on Lexington artist and archivist Louis Zoeller Bickett, is the first in a new partnership between and Smiley Pete Publishing to highlight members of the local creative community. Read more
Leaps & Bounds: Kentucky Ballet Theatre's newest principal dancer, Jorge Barani Lopez
This April, Jorge Barani Lopez will perform in Russia’s Dance Open Festival as a principal dancer with the Bolshoi Ballet – one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious ballet... Read more
Leaps & Bounds: Kentucky Ballet Theatre's newest principal dancer, Jorge Barani Lopez
This April, Jorge Barani Lopez will perform in Russia’s Dance Open Festival as a principal dancer with the Bolshoi Ballet – one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious ballet... Read more
Second Street's Avalon: Lexington History Revisited
After more than two decades living away, a Lexington native returns to restore Avalon, the home of his late childhood best friend.David Eades is living in the past –– or... Read more
Restoring The Breakers
New owners are giving the former Tuska House a lengthy renovationA landmark in the Aylesford neighborhood, as well as in the Lexington artist community, is undergoing... Read more
Painting in the Paddock
New retrospective honors the work and life of artist Peter WilliamsIf there is a prettier scene than the horses at Keeneland making their way around the paddock... Read more
Painting in the Paddock
New retrospective honors the work and life of artist Peter WilliamsIf there is a prettier scene than the horses at Keeneland making their way around the paddock... Read more
Painting in the Paddock
Artist Peter Williams capturing the action at Keeneland. Photo Furnished.If there is a prettier scene than the horses at Keeneland making their way around the paddock on a gorgeous... Read more
PTMY | Kenneth Garrett, Financial Advisor, Garrett Financial Management of Lexington
What was your first job? My first job was at Taco Bell the week after I turned 16.What’s on the menu for your favorite dinner?I... Read more
PTMY | Chase Martin - Director, Institute 193
Chase Martin is the director of Institute 193, an arts organization on North Limestone.Describe a perfect weekend for you.Old friends. Bourbon. No phones.What... Read more
St. Joseph Hospital East invests in the healing power of local art
At top, Dr. Don Goodin and Dr. Jessica Moss of the St. Joseph East cancer center stand in front of Spring Cleaning, a work by artist Darrell Ishmael.Several hospitals in the Bluegrass... Read more
Recycling used paper into new inspiration
EOP Architects transforms scrapped renderings into sketchbooks for local studentsMaybe you’ve received a few too many disapproving looks from your eco-savvy... Read more
Local Luminaries: Joslyn Hampton
We sat down with the frontwoman for Joslyn & the Sweet Compression, one of Lexington’s most sought-after local bands, as the group preps to officially release its self-titled debut this month Read more
CreativeMornings
New global lecture series highlighting innovation and inspiration lands in Lexington Read more
CreativeMornings lands in Lexington, highlighting innovation and inspiration
This month, local organizers announced that Lexington will join the ranks of 157 cities worldwide to establish its own chapter of the wildly popular global series CreativeMornings, a breakfast lecture series for the creative community. Read more
CreativeMornings lands in Lexington, highlighting innovation and inspiration
On Friday, Jan. 20, Lexington hosts the first meeting of its CreativeMornings chapter, a popular global lecture series. Read more