Gallery Hop – The City Is Alive
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, […]
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 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 […]
Join Colombian visual artist Tatiana Aristizábal for a special presentation of her photobook El Caballero del Páramo. In her talk, she will discuss her artistic practice and the process of […]
Join us for the June Gallery Hop as we continue to celebrate Lexington’s 250th anniversary with the Carnegie Center’s exhibition, “The City is Alive.” You'll also have the opportunity to make […]
Join us for the first edition of our La Voz poetry series. This dynamic series, centering Latino voices, provides a welcoming space for poets, storytellers, and wordsmiths to share their […]
The Kentucky Black Writers Collaborative presents Say It Loud: Am I My Brother’s Keeper? This live event and discussion series is designed to showcase both prominent and emerging Black writers […]
This dynamic series, centering Latino voices, provides a welcoming space for poets, storytellers, and wordsmiths to share their narratives, fostering a sense of community and celebration. Our July feature is […]
July 18, 5-8 pm—Gallery Hop Tethered brings together six diverse artists exploring the intricate ties that can shape, ensnare, or hold us. Through painting, linocut print, resin collage, 3-D mobile, […]
Saturday, July 26, 9:30 – 11:30am Join us for our annual celebration of all things back to school in Gratz Park, behind the Carnegie Center! Children will receive a free […]
Wes Blake and Chris McGinley will discuss their writing journeys, read from their new books - Pineville Trace & Once These Hills - and answer audience questions. Wes Blake is […]
Songs of justice and freedom from Kentucky to Nicaragua, with Marlon Obando Solano and Yani Vosos. The second workshop in our "Kentucky Voices Rising: Songs of Social Change" series. Folksinger […]
Dive into The Heart of Your Story with Leatha Kendrick Jumpstart your fall writing! Bring you blank pages or your current writing project to the Carnegie Center for an intensive […]