Multifarious: An Evening of Multilingual Poetry Hosted by Ruth González Jiménez, director of L.A.C.E. at BCTC Featuring Katerina Stoykova, editor of Accents Publishing There will be readings from multilingual poets, […]
The Lexington Writers Walk is a downtown walking tour, led by Tom Eblen, highlighting more than two centuries of the city’s literary giants on Kentucky Writers Day, Thursday April 24. […]
Join us for Family Fun & Learning Night: Lexington History on May 7, 5:00–7:00 PM for an evening of fun activities, giveaways, storytime, and a free dinner.
The May edition of Kentucky Black Writers Collaborative's Black & Lit Book Club will be discussing Mama Said by Kristen Gentry with the author Monday, May 12th from 6-7pm.
Burn The Mic featuring makalani bandele The Kentucky Black Writers Collaborative's BURN THE MIC series, hosted by Affrilachian poet JC McPherson, is a vibrant platform amplifying the voices and creativity […]
Join us in continuing Lexington’s 250th anniversary celebration with the Carnegie Center’s May and June 2025 Gallery Hop exhibition, “The City is Alive.” Open from May 16 to June 20, […]
The May edition of the Kentucky Great Writers Series will feature readings by: Willie Carver (Gay Poems For Red States), Alix Harrow (Starling House) and Dorian Hairston (Pretend The Ball […]
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with Poetry & TeaJoin us for a special evening featuring local AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) authors as they share their poetic works. 📚 Hear […]
Every year, people gather online to write for Lexington Poetry Month - as much as one poem per day per contributor, for all of June. From this work, an anthology […]
This year's keynote speaker will be Meg Shaffer, bestselling author of The Wishing Game and The Lost Story. "The Books in Progress Conference at the Carnegie Center ended up being a […]
Join emcee LeTonia Jones for an evening of readings, books and dancing! Featuring Ondine Quinn, Renee Rigdon, Willie Carver, NitaJade and Savannah Sipple. Sponsored by 250Lex, JustFund, Kentucky Arts Council, […]
The first workshop in our "Kentucky Voices Rising: Songs of Social Change" series. This interactive community singalong explores how Kentuckians have used music to advocate for social change throughout our […]
