Eight local artists worked side by side with 11 student artists from Eubank, Oak Hill, Pulaski, and Burnside Elementary schools to create a new collaborative art exhibit on display at The Center for Rural Development. Their resulting artwork is prominently featured in this year’s Side-by-Side visual art exhibit that showcases the creative talents of some [...]
Wanting to impress a girl who loved Neil Diamond’s music, Keith Allynn called her on the telephone and, in his best Neil voice, sang “Hello Again” from the album, “The Jazz Singer.”
A few years ago, artist Jerry Walden decided to paint over some of his earlier paintings that were gathering dust in his studio in Rock Hill, S.C.
If you are planning to attend Saturday’s Center Stage matinee performance of Kentucky Ballet Theatre’s “The Nutcracker Ballet” at The Center for Rural Development, please bring a new or slightly used toy to donate to the “Toys for Tots” campaign.
Tickets are now on sale for the Children’s Prime Time Theatre holiday performance of “Babes in Toyland.”
More than 75 of the region’s top artisans will be at The Center for Rural Development this weekend for the 19th annual Sheltowee Artisans Art Fair.
Tickets are now on sale for the musical play, “Beauty and the Beast,” which returns to The Center for Rural Development in Somerset on Thursday, Nov. 8, for the next Children’s Prime Time Theatre performance.
The spooky classic tale of Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is coming to stage just in time for Halloween during the opening performance of Children’s Prime Time Theatre’s new season on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset.
Ruby Tuesday on South U.S. 27 is supporting Lake Cumberland Performing Arts in its continous efforts to bring quality shows and entertainment for families and children in this region. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the Somerset restaurant will donate 20 percent from each food purchase, dine in or carry out, to Lake Cumberland Performing Arts for customers who [...]
A 2011 University of Kentucky graduate Taylor Coriell is making her ‘Titanic’ debut in the Bluegrass state as the first show of the Broadway-style musical opens on tour this weekend at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset.
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