May 31 - December 31

21c Museum Hotel, Atrium Gallery and Gallery 2
700 West Main Street
Louisville, KY

This exhibition examines the costs and causes of global conflict, and features works by an international roster of leading contemporary artists, including Steve Mumford, Yinka Shonibare, Miguel Angel Rojas, Kara Walker, Wang Du, Carrie Mae Weems, Al Farrow, Berni Searle, and others.

For more info: 502-217-6342; scrum@21cMuseum.org; www.21cmuseumhotels.com/louisville/museum/exhibits/aftermath-witnessing-war-countenancing-com

May 1 - December 31

21c Museum Hotel, Gallery 4
700 West Main Street
Louisville, KY

Allegory, fantasy, science, and history intersect and animate the still and moving images featured in Lost Suppers. Meals, in preparation, consumption, and destruction, are the subject-lens through which these works address issues ranging from identity and domesticity to science and politics.

For more info: 502-217-6342; scrum@21cMuseum.org; www.21cmuseumhotels.com/louisville/museum/exhibits/lost-suppers/

March 30 - September 30

21c Museum Hotel, Lobby Gallery
700 West Main Street
Louisville, KY

Growing up on Long Island's East End, Michael Combs was raised by generations of hunters, fishermen, boat builders, and decoy makers. Instead of becoming an avid hunter himself, however, the artist responded to this upbringing by developing a passion for preserving nature and exposing the vanity of gaming sports. Wild Card charts Michael Combs's multi-media, fifteen-year exploration of gender identity and cultural mythology, as experienced and expressed in both personal rites of passage and within the history of group behavior - in the real and imagined games we play.

For more info: 502-217-6342; scrum@21cMuseum.org; www.21cmuseumhotels.com/louisville/museum/exhibits/wild-card-the-art-of-michael-combs-a-fifteen-year

Saturday, June 22, 2013, at 12:30 p.m.

Museum of American Printing House for the Blind
1839 Frankfort Ave
Louisville, KY

Join us this summer to explore how blindness has been depicted in Hollywood in our first APH Museum Film Fest. Each month we will screen a film featuring a major character who is blind, followed by discussion. All movies are presented with audio description for the blind. The film fest is part of Bards and Storytellers, our popular arts, folklore, and performance summer series. Admission is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Call 899-2213 or email kcarpenter@aph.org to register. Best for older children and adults.

EYES IN THE NIGHT (1942)
Saturday, June 22, 2013, at 12:30 p.m.

A detective who is blind and his guide dog investigate a murder and discover a Nazi plot. With Edward Arnold and Donna Reed.

For more info: 502-899-2213; kcarpenter@aph.org; www.aph.org/museum/index.html

Saturday, July 20, 2013, at 12:30 p.m.

Museum of American Printing House for the Blind
1839 Frankfort Ave
Louisville, KY

Join us this summer to explore how blindness has been depicted in Hollywood in our first APH Museum Film Fest. Each month we will screen a film featuring a major character who is blind, followed by discussion. All movies are presented with audio description for the blind. The film fest is part of Bards and Storytellers, our popular arts, folklore, and performance summer series. Admission is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Call 899-2213 or email kcarpenter@aph.org to register. Best for older children and adults.


BRIGHT VICTORY (1951)
Saturday, July 20, 2013, at 12:30 p.m.

Adjusting to life at home presents many challenges for a young veteran blinded in World War II. With Arthur Kennedy and Peggy Dow.

For more info: 502-899-2213; kcarpenter@aph.org; www.aph.org/museum/index.html

June 15, July 13, and August 10, 2013, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

American Printing House for the Blind
1839 Frankfort Ave
Louisville, KY

Young people will be inspired by the story of Louis Braille, who was only twelve years old when he began work on the writing system that changed the lives of blind people all over the world. They'll learn the basics of Louis's alphabet and practice writing on a braille slate and a braillewriter. Advanced students will learn more about braille contractions and whole word signs, as well as how to write music and do math with braille. Participants may attend one session, two sessions, or all three! Admission is free, but registration is required. Best for children ages 8-14.

For more info: 502-895-2405; kcarpenter@aph.org; www.aph.org/museum/index.html

10- Day Camps
June 17th-28th & July 15th- 26th (9am-4pm)
Participants need to be 8-12 years old, Drop off/Pick up each day. Bring a Lunch
Cost: $349 per camp -discounts available


Asia Institute – Crane House
1244 South Third Street
Louisville , KY

Asia Institute – Crane House and Los Monitos Present

International Spy Camp 2013
Each day will include tools to prepare participants for their mission. Daily briefing, ethnic food tastings, etiquette, are just a few of the activities to get these participants ready to go. They will also be learning survival language and cultural knowledge from each region. Music, dances and international geography will be part of their cultural research to prepare them for foreign operatives. An introduction course to self defense and martial arts will help the participants complete their mission.


For more info: 502-893-0933; www.losmonitos.com/spycamp

June 14 - September 30, 2013

Belle of Louisville
401 West River Road
Louisville, KY

The historic steamboat Belle of Louisville is one of 200 landmarks form around the world that has been nominated by Virtualtourist.com to compete for the title of the "8th Wonder of the World." This is an on-line contest that allows the public to vote daily for their favorite landmark. You can vote online now through September 30th from any type of computer or wireless device. To vote for the Belle, go to: www.virtualtourist.com/8thwonder.
The "wonder" who receives the most votes will be crowned the winner, will be featured in a national TV segment, and will receive a massive media relations campaign push from Virtual Tourist. Vote for the Belle and help us win! Don't forget: the Belle will turn 100 years old in 2014, and no other river steamboat in the U.S. has ever reached that age. Her centennial will be a one-of-a-kind event in American history! She is truly the last operating river streamboat built during the steamboat era.

For more info: 502-574-2992; www.belleoflouisville.org

July 3 - July 4

Belle of Louisville/Spirit of Jefferson
401 West River Road
Louisville, KY

Both our boats will be cruising for Louisville’s Independence Day celebration. Bring aboard all your friends and family to enjoy
the fireworks display. (Sightseeing only)
$25 per person


For more info: 502-574-2992; www.belleoflouisville.org

each Saturday afternoon June - October
3 - 4 PM

Spirit of Jefferson
401 West River Road
Louisville, KY

Short, narrated cruises that provide a look at Louisville, the Ohio River, and steamboat history. Great cruise for history buffs on any budget. Cruise from 3 – 4 PM
Adult/Senior $14, Child $8


For more info: 502-574-2992; www.belleoflouisville.org

The first Friday night of each month June - December
11 PM - 1 AM

Spirit of Jefferson
401 West River Road
Louisville, KY

Come on board for a laid-back late night under the stars. Cruise from 11 PM – 1 AM
$21 per person (seating is limited, and cruises sell out quickly – call for availability)


For more info: 502-574-2992; www.belleoflouisville.org

Saturday June 22, 2013, 6-9 pm (Rain date June 29)

Carnegie Center for Art & History & downtown area
201 East Spring St.
New Albany, IN

Join us for the official celebration for the 2013 New Albany Public Art Project: Bicentennial Series, with a Public Art Walk featuring the Project artists, on Saturday June 22, 2013 from 6:00-9:00 pm (rain date June 29). Visitors can drop in at the nine artworks between 6:00-9:00 pm to speak with the artists and learn more about the project themes. The 2013 themes are: Culinary Arts, Museums & History, Performing Arts & Entertainment, and Visual Art & Artists. A walking tour booklet for the 2013 Public Art Project, which includes a map of the 2013 and 2012 installations, and information about the 2013 artists and historical themes, will be available at the sites. During the Art Walk, participants can make their own screenprinted poster designed by Ron Jasin of Madpixel Art and Design and facilitated by local artists and volunteers. For more information visit
www.napublicart.org and www.facebook.com/napublicart, or call 812-944-7336.

For more info: 812-944-7336; lwilkins@carnegiecenter.org; www.napublicart.org

Sunday, June 23rd, 2013 from 5-8 pm

Clifton Center
2117 Payne Street
Louisville, KY

Mini of Louisville Live at the Clifton Center is pleased to present the 21st annual Taste of Frankfort Avenue. Featuring food from more than two dozen of Louisville’s finest restaurants, live music, a cash bar and silent auction, the Taste has become a summertime favorite on Frankfort Avenue.
Best of all, proceeds from the Taste supports the Clifton Center’s programming throughout the year, so please join us Sunday, June 23rd from 5:00 to 8:00 for the Taste of Frankfort Avenue!
Tickets are $50 in advance ($45 for Friends members); $60 at the door


For more info: 502-896-8480; info@cliftoncenter.org; www.cliftoncenter.org/?post_type=events&p=2465

May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 All public performances are on Saturdays with a Breakfast or Lunch show available.

Derby Dinner Playhouse
525 Marriott Drive
Clarksville , IN

Yesterday Allie was just a normal kid, but today she’s headed into outer space! With the help of her trusty talking dog Captain Chaos and Rover the Dancing Robot from Mars, Allie’s on a mission across the solar system to save Earth, and maybe learn some things about science along the way. But she’d better be home in time for dinner! Grab your space suit and get ready for an adventure that’s out of this world!

Breakfast Begins 9am – Ticket price $16 each
Lunch Begins 12pm – Ticket price $21 each
All performances feature a kid friendly menu. This production is most suitable for ages 3 - 12.

For more info: 812-288-8281; tickets@derbydinner.com; www.derbydinner.com

May 21 through June 30 Performances run Tues. thru Sun. evening with Matinees on Wed. and Sun. Evening Doors & Buffet Open 6pm. Matinee Doors & Buffet Open 11:45am.

Derby Dinner Playhouse
525 Marriott Drive
Clarksville, IN

Derby Dinner Playhouse kicks off their 39TH season with a regional premiere of the comedy YOU’RE ONLY YOUNG TWICE. It’s a familiar story – late-night drinking parties, loud music, and not getting out of bed until the afternoon. Sue and Richard have all of these problems in their household but it’s not with a teenage son – its Sue’s father Brooksie! A recent widower, Brooksie and his gang from the Over 60’s motorcycle club are finding delight in recapturing their youth and its driving Sue and Richard crazy. This hilarious and touching comedy is a thrill for any multi-generational family.
Ticket price includes dinner, show, & parking.

For more info: 812-288-8281; tickets@derbydinner.com; www.derbydinner.com

July 15-19, 2013, 9:00 am-12:00 pm daily

St. James School
1818 Edenside Ave.
Louisville, KY

Want to be in the spotlight? Learn basic acting skills and perform a short play in just one week! Open to students entering grades 3-7. $155 tuition.

For more info: 502-718-5090; george@dramabygeorge.com; www.dramabygeorge.com/register

July 22-26, 2013, 9:00 am-12:00 pm daily

St. James School
1818 Edenside Ave.
Louisville, KY

Learn the basics of comedic acting without
a script. We’ll show you the funny at
Comedy Improv Camp! For students entering
grades 7-11. $155 tuition.

For more info: 502-718-5090; george@dramabygeorge.com; www.dramabygeorge.com/register

June 24-28, 2013, 9:00 am-12:30 pm daily

Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
1402 St. James Ct.
Louisville, KY

Perform a classic “whodunit” mystery in an
actual mansion during this unique summer
camp. Come create a murder with us! For
students entering grades 7-11. $145 tuition.

For more info: 502-718-5090; george@dramabygeorge.com; www.dramabygeorge.com/register

May 11 - September 15
Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 12 p.m. to
5 p.m., with extended hours on Wednesday until 8 p.m.


Frazier History Museum
829 W. Main St.
Louisville, KY

Coming this summer, “Mythic Creatures” will take guests on a fantastic journey to discover the origins of dragons, unicorns, mermaids and other folkloric creatures that have fascinated humans for centuries. For thousands of years, sometimes inspired by living animals or even fossils, we’ve have brought mythic creatures to life in stories, songs and artwork. Today, these creatures — from the powerful dragon to the soaring phoenix — continue to thrill, terrify, entertain and inspire us. This exhibition was produced by the American Museum of Natural History.

$18.50 for adults (18 and older), $14.50 for students (ages 14-17 and college students with I.D.), $10 for children (5-13) and free for children ages 4 and under. Discounts are available for museum members, military, seniors (60+) and groups of 20 or more. Admission to this special exhibition is optional and includes permanent gallery access.

For more info: 502-753-5663; info@fraziermuseum.org; fraziermuseum.org

Reception: 5/26/2013
from 1 pm to 4 pm in the afternoon for
TAD DeSANTO & JUSTIN VOREL

Galerie Hertz
1253 S. Preston St. between Oak & Ormsby
Louisville, KY

spend a casual afternoon in the gallery & sculpture garden; meet both the artist, enjoy great conversations and a stimulating feast for the eyes !!!!!!!!

For more info: 502-581-8277; galeriehertz@att.net

April 24 through June 29, 2013

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 11 - 4; Sat., 11 -2; or by appointment.


Jane Morgan Gallery
4838 Brownsboro Center
Louisville, KY

We paint en plein air every Thursday starting the first Thursday after Derby through October.

We have been having themes each year, and last year was Architecture in Landscape. We painted in Bardstown, KY, Anchorage, KY, downtown streets of Louisville, the Peterson-Dumnesil House off Frankfort Ave., Locust Grove, Crescent Hill street scenes, churches, old Louisville, and in Frankfort, KY we painted in the old town and also around the newer capitol, in Midway, KY and more.

This was a challenge for all of us, but when you come to see the exhibit you will see that we met the challenge head on! This was a great lesson as we learned so much about architecture and enjoyed the time spent with each other!

Jane Morgan

The Plein Air Painters of KY was founded in 1998 by Jane Morgan.


For more info: 502-592-7835; www.janemorgangallery.com

The exhibition runs from April 26 through
July 27 with receptions on April 26, May
31, June 28 and July 26 coinciding with
the FAT Friday Trolley Hops 6-9pm.

Kaviar Forge & Gallery
1718 Frankfort Ave
Louisville, KY

Sunlight illuminates a row of brilliant
orange maples above Lexington Road in
Lynn Dunbar’s oil painting. Tiny crayon
dinosaurs dance across porcelain slabs in
one multi-media piece by Katie Melechin.
Culled from the (extremely) local artists
of Jefferson and contiguous counties, the
upcoming group show “Artists in our
Midst” at the Kaviar Forge & Gallery will
question the ongoing prejudice against
local art. In a city like Louisville, there is
no want for talented and ambitious
artists. In fact, we are always surrounded
by artists, and it is their work to reveal
the mysterious in the banal of daily life. A
visitor to the “Artists in Our Midst”
exhibition may be caught squinting at
several paintings on display, trying to
understand his familiarity with the scenes
depicted. The culture of the world at
hand is portrayed, from the vivid colors of
flowers for sale at Bardstown Market, to
the zombie walk that occasionally
catches tourists by surprise, to the
wildlife of Louisville. The artists have
reinvigorated what was familiar and made
it strange. It is a reminder that all artists
are local to someplace.
The exhibition opens April 26, with an
artist reception during the F.A.T. Friday
Trolley Hop from 6-9pm. Over thirty
artists have work appearing in the
exhibition, which was open to all media
and genres. Featuring the work of
Louisville favorites Steve Eilers, whose
playful painting “Sunday with Seurat”
reimagines the famous pointillist beach
scene, and Lindsay Frost, whose
woodwork surpasses craft and reaches an
almost spiritual level of unity with nature,
the exhibition also includes manylesser-
known artists. Delbert Deatrick is an 83
year old who paints daily and has never
displayed his work previously. Joanne
Weiss uses embroidered silk and bamboo
screens to create lush tapestries, while
Jada Lynn uses digital photography to
create the startling effect of her piece,
entitled, “Bacon Wall.” (For a complete
list of the artists, visit craigkaviar.com).
The wild range in media and technique
only prove the rich texture of the local
arts scene.


For more info: 502-561-0377; kaviargallery@gmail.com; www.craigkaviar.com

April 9 - August 9

Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
1701 West Muhammad Ali Blvd.
Louisville, KY

Selected Works of G.C. Coxe (Gloucester Caliman Coxe, 1907-1999) April 9 - August 9, 2013 Gloucester Caliman Coxe, known as G.C., lived in Louisville most of his life. He was the first African American to receive an Allen R. Hite Art Scholarship from the University of Louisville and the first black fine arts graduate. He was considered the "dean" of Louisville's African American artists and a mentor to young African American artists. Coxe is described as a daring experimental abstract painter. His paintings suggest the pulsating rhythms and mystery of life, while his use of non-traditional materials displayed the extraordinary in the ordinary and the spiritual in the mundane. This small exhibit includes many of the phases of Coxe's development as an artist, spanning from the 1950s into the 1990s and is curated by Dr. Robert Douglas, a mentee and close personal friend. Exhibit hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-12 noon and 2-5 p.m. Free and open to the public Appointments available for groups


For more info: 502-583-4100; rhonda@kcaah.org; www.kcaah.org

June 1 - June 30

Kentucky Science Center
727 West Main Street
Louisville, KY

Great Big Science To-Do: SENSEational
June 1-30, 2013
Great Big Science To-Do is coming back!
This time, it a treat for your senses. The
first floor gallery will be home for a full
month of hands-on activities for the
whole family that will tickle, treat, teas
and test your senses. Get your brain into
the action with experiences that
challenge and delight.
Each themed space will have a series of
sensory experiences that will incorporate
textures, smells, visual and auditory
stimuli...
Park Zone – Explore the outdoors using all
of your senses. Nature provides a blank
canvas of open ended opportunities to
think, create and investigate. Visitors will
be able to manipulate a variety of
sensory stimulating materials.
Kitchen Zone – Adults and children alike
enjoy being in the kitchen. Show visitors
what science is lurking behind their
cabinets and inside their refrigerator.
Construction Zone – Use multiple senses
to create and construct in our
construction zone. You bring your
imagination, we provide the materials!



For more info: 502-561-6100; www.kysciencecenter.org/site/index/

Tuesday - Saturday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Monday: Closed


Kentucky Center
501 W Main St
Louisville, KY

KentuckyShow! is a 30-minute, breathtaking movie across time and place featuring the people, places and spirit of this amazing state. Narrated by Ashley Judd, it’s a first-see for visitors and a must-see for Kentuckians. The show runs in its own large-screen theater in the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts Tuesdays through Sundays. General admission is $7. For more information: www.kentuckyshow.com or (502) 562-7800.

For more info: 502-562-7800; www.kentuckyshow.com

Monday, June 24-Friday, June 28
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Locust Grove
561 Blankenbaker Ln
Louisville, KY

A one week workshop for gifted string players interested in acquiring the skills to play period violin, viola, cello and bass, led by William Bauer with help from The Locust Grove Chamber Musicians. Daily masterclasses and chamber ensembles in a unique half-day format running from Monday - Friday, June 24th - 28th 10am-1pm. Final performance convocation at 2pm Friday June 28.

Tuition: $150 plus $20 materials fee
Students will be admitted on their teachers recommendation-no audition is required. For students ages 13-18.

For more info: 502-897-9845; williams@locustgrove.org; www.locustgrove.org

June 30, 10 a.m. - 4: 30 p.m.

Locust Grove
561 Blankenbaker Ln
Louisville, KY

Annual Antiques Market with approximately 100 professional antique dealers from the South and Midwest with American country antiques, formal furniture, books, textiles, sterling, porcelain, jewelry & more. Concessions also available. Admission $6, $3 children 6-12

For more info: 502-897-9845; marketing@locustgrove.org; www.locustgrove.org

Tuesday, July 2, 2013
7:30 PM

Beargrass Christian Church
4100 Shelbyville Road
Louisville, KY

Musical Visions of America

9th annual multimedia choral cinema presentation of the founding, expansion, and refinement of America. Enjoy this American historical retrospective and revel in the power of stirring patriotic songs and visuals.

For more info: 502-968-6300; LouisvilleChorus@LouisvilleChorus.org; LouisvilleChorus.org

June 7 - July 6

PUBLIC
131 W. Main St.
Louisville, KY

LVAA presents an exhibition highlighting
the 'Louisvillians Who Lead" project, part
of LVAA's OPEN DOORS community art
outreach program. This exhibition will
feature portraits of local leaders painted
by Maryhurst and Bellewood students.

Opening Reception, Friday, June 7, 6-9pm
Reception honoring participating leaders
and students, Tuesday, June 25, 2pm at
PUBLIC

For more info: 502-584-8166; info@louisvillevisualart.org; www.louisvillevisualart.org/

03/26/2013 - 07/07/2013

Muhammad Ali Center
144 N. Sixth St
Louisville, KY

This family-friendly exhibit, on loan from the Brooklyn Children's Museum, aims to educate children and adults about different cultures through the shoes that they wear.

For more info: 502-584-9254; info@alicenter.org; alicenter.org/exhibits-galleries

06/27/2013

Muhammad Ali Center
144 N. Sixth St
Louisville, KY

The Muhammad Ali Center Metamorphosis Film Series, in partnership with ITVS Community Cinema, is proud to present:

Love Free or Die by Macky Alston

Faith, love, homosexuality, and the Episcopal Church collide in the first openly gay Bishop, Gene Robinson of New Hampshire.

Doors open at 5:30pm. The film will begin at 6:00pm in the Muhammad Ali Center Auditorium and will be followed by a brief discussion and/or education activity.

For more info: 502-584-9254; info@alicenter.org; alicenter.org/calendar/event/198

Most camps run for one week each, beginning the week of June 10th through August 2nd.

Oldham County Schools Arts Center
7105 Floydsburg Rd.
Crestwood, KY

The Oldham County Schools Arts Center is accepting registrations for Summer Camps.
DANCE
EIGHT WEEK CLASSES:
June 24 - August 16
Pre-Ballet/Tap, Level 1 &2, Ages 3-5
8 weeks, 1 hr/wk. Call for class times, $100
Ballet/Tap, Level 1, 2, 3, & 4, Ages 5-11
8 weeks, 1 hr/wk. Call for class times, $100
Youth Ballet/Tap/Jazz, Level A, B, Ages 12-14
8 weeks, 2hrs/wk. Call for class times, $195
Youth Ballet/Tap/Jazz Level C,D (OCPT Students Only), Ages 12-18
8 weeks, 3.5 hrs/wk. Call for class times $250

ONE WEEK CAMPS:
LaVelle Smith Dance 1/2 Day, Ages 11-Adult, Week 2: June 17-21, 9am-12pm, $115
LaVelle Smith Dance Full Day, Ages 11-Adult, Week 2: June 17-21, 9am-3pm, $150
Princess Dance Camp, Ages 4-10, Week 7: July 22-26, 1pm-3:30pm, $95


MUSIC

EIGHT-WEEK CLASSES:
June 10 - August 2
School of Rock, Ages 11-17
8 weeks, Mondays 6-8pm, $195
Guitar Ensemble, Ages 9 & up
8 weeks, Tuesdays 6-7:30pm, $95
Private Instrumental Lessons, All Ages
8 weeks by appointment, 30, 45, 60 min., $176, $256, $336


ONE WEEK CAMPS:
Beginning Guitar, Ages 7-12, Week 1: June 10-14, 1-3pm, $125
Rock ‘n Roll Explorations, Ages 7-12, Week 5: July 8-12, 1-4pm, $150
Folk Music, Ages 8-18, Week 6, July 15-19, 9am-12pm, $125
Beginning Strings, Grades 1-5, Week 8: July 29-Aug. 2, 9am-12pm, $125
Girls Rock Camp, Ages 7-17, Week 8, July 29-Aug. 2, 1-4pm, $150


THEATRE

ONE AND A HALF-WEEK CAMPS: June 24-July 3
“Godspell” Workshop, Ages 10 & Up, 10am-2:30pm, $200
“The Importance of Being Ernest”, Ages 11 & up, 10am-2:30pm, $200

ONE-WEEK CAMPS:
From Screen to Stage, Ages 5-8, Week 1: June 10-14, 10am-12pm, $150
On Broadway, Ages 9 & up, Week 1: June 10-14, 10am-2:30pm, $250

All That Jazz, Ages 8-12, Week 1: June 10-14, 10am-12pm, $150
Triple Threat Theatre, Ages 10 & up, Week 2: June 17-21, 1-3pm, $150
From Screen to Stage, Ages 5-8, Week 3: June 24-28, 10am-12pm, $150
All That Jazz, Ages 8-12, Week 5: July 8-12, 10am-12pm, $150
Triple Threat Theatre, Ages 10 & up, Week 5: July 8-12, 10am-12pm, $150
Famous Fables, Ages 8-12, Week 6, July 15-19, 1-3pm, $150




VISUAL ART

TWO-WEEK COURSE: July 22 - August 2
Summer Visual Art Institute, Grades 9-12, 8:30am-3:30pm, $300 or full scholarship for HS credit, $60 fee applies
ONE-WEEK CAMPS:
Portrait Painting/Drawing Art, Grades 5-8, Week 1: June 10-14, 9am-12pm, $135
Junior Potters on the Wheel, Grades 5-8, Week 2, June 17-21, 9am-12pm, $150
Paper-Mache Summertime Animals Art, Grades 3 & up, Week 2: June 17-21, 1-4pm, $135
Clay Play, Grades 1-6, Week 3: June 24-28, 9am-12pm, $135
Creature Features Art, Grades 4-8, Week 3: June 24-28, 10am-12pm, $125
Digital Photography, Grades 4-8, Week 3: June 24-28, 1-4pm, $150
Super Hero/Princess Art, Ages 4 & up, Week 3: June 24-28, 1-3pm, $95
Comic Book Art, Grades 3-8, Week 5: July 8-12, 9am-12pm, $135
Make a Mark, Paint a Mural, Grades 6-10, Week 6: July 15-19, 9am-12pm, $125
Hooray for Clay, Grades 1-6, Week 6: July 15-19, 9am-12pm, $135
Art Extraordinaire, Grades 1-6, Week 6: July 15-19, 10am-12pm, $115
Skateboard Art, Ages 9 & up, Week 6: July 15-19, 1-3pm, $125
Little Explorers Art, Ages 4-6, Week 7: July 22-26, 10:30am-12pm, $75
Glitter Girls Art, Ages 4-10, Week 8: July 29-Aug. 2, 10am-12pm, $95


For more info: 502-241-6018; donna.garrett@oldham.kyschools.us; www.ocsartscenter.org

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing
7410 Moorman Road
Louisville, KY

Riverside will old its 12th annual Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social on Sunday, July 14 from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. The event will feature fun for the whole family: live music by the Wulfe Brothers (classic rock and roll), an ice cream eating contest, children's activities (including pony rides, a farm animal petting zoo, minature train rides, a magic show and a souvenir brickmaking activity). Visitors will also be able to participate in an archaeological dig underway on the Riverside grounds, tour the Farnsley-Moremen House (built 1837) and browse through a "Friends of the Southwest Library" book sale.

Concessions include: Ehrler's ice cream in great old-fashioned flavors and Kentucky Cattleman's serving up rib eye steak sandwiches, beef dogs, cheeseburgers, french fries and more.

Admission to the Ice Cream Social is free, but some activities require the purchase of a ticket.

For more info: 502-935-6809; info@riverside-landing.org; www.riverside-landing.org

June 10-August 2
(dates and times vary by camp)

Sacred Heart School for the Arts
3105 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY

Sacred Heart School for the Arts presents summer camps in dance, drama music and visual art for all ages! Please visit the website below for our summer camp brochure. Registration will begin online at www.sacredheartschools.org/arts on March 25th!

http://www.sacredheartschools.org/uploads/SHSACampsCatalog2013.pdf

For more info: 502-897-1816; shsa@sacredheartschools.org; www.sacredheartschools.org/arts

Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 7:00pm

The Clifton Center
2117 Payne Street
Louisville, KY

The Clifton Center will host the album release concert for Cheyenne Mize's new recording Among The Grey on Saturday, July 6th at 8:00pm, with special guests Scott Carney of Wax Fang, Another 7 Astronauts, and the Moving Collective. There will be a pre-concert reception at 7:00pm that will include complimentary small bites from Eiderdown and a cash bar. Tickets are $12, or $10 for Clifton Center members, and can be purchased at www.cliftoncenter.org, or at Carmichaels Bookstore, 2720 Frankfort Avenue.

For more info: 502-896-8480; info@cliftoncenter.org; www.cliftoncenter.org/?post_type=events&p=2542

Saturday, June 22, 2013
Noon-5pm

The Conrad-Caldwell House Musuem
1402 St. James Court
Louisville, KY

Tour Twelve Old Louisville Homes featured in
David Domine’s newly released book!

Join us for a leisurely walking tour where the
homes of David Domine’s newest book come
alive! Celebrate the architectural exuberance
of his favorite neighborhood – Old Louisville -
while capturing the passion and culture of the
people who live there. You will be invited by
the homeowners inside twelve beautiful homes
including the Conrad-Caldwell House and
experience the elegance and grandeur that
inspired photographers Franklin and Esther
Schmidt and learn about their history from the
homeowners.

See for yourself why these Old Louisville
homes represent the fabric of our city’s most
vibrant and historic neighborhood.

Refreshments, Book Sale & Signing: Stop by
the Conrad-Caldwell House side yard for
refreshments and have David sign your copy
of Old Louisville Exuberant, Elegant, and Alive.

Proceeds to Benefit The Conrad-Caldwell
House Museum

For Ticket Information visit our website at
www.conrad-caldwell.org

Ticket Sales and Will-Call:
Conrad-Caldwell House Museum 1402 Saint
James Court
or DuPont Mansion 1317 S. 4th Street -
Park in adjacent lot




For more info: 502-636-5023; allison.conradcaldwellhouse@gmail.com; www.conrad-caldwell.org

All programs offer a balanced day of in-classroom learning and outdoor field experiences. Camp hours are 9:00 AM-4:00 PM.

The Parklands of Floyds Fork
Beckley Creek Park
Louisville, KY

It’s time to get outdoors! The Parklands of Floyds Fork is excited to introduce new, full-day camp experiences for children in grades 1-5. Camps at The Parklands offer exciting, enriching, discovery-based field experiences that allow children to touch, see and learn about the world around them. Children will participate in hands-on science investigations in the safe, natural setting of Beckley Creek Park and through the use of state-of-the-art classrooms at the PNC Achievement Center for Education and Interpretation.

Dig It! Summer Camp
June 10-14, 2013

Wild Music Summer Camp
June 10-14, 2013

Art in the Park Summer Camp
July 8-12, 2013

Nature’s Engineers Summer Camp
July 8-12, 2013

Camp Creek Summer Camp
July 15-19, 2013

Micro Worlds
July 15-19, 2013


For more info: 502-584-0350; www.theparklands.org/park-info/beckley-creek-park/

Feb. 26 - Aug. 30, 2013

Paul Paletti Gallery
713 East Market Street
Louisville, KY

Over several decades, Paul Paletti has amassed an important collection of historic and contemporary photographic artworks of museum quality. As a collector, his intent has been to choose only those pieces in which the artist demonstrates a superlative degree of technical virtuosity offered with a distinctive vision. “‘The Third Perspective’ is about the relationship I believe is created when a photographer shows a print he or she has made. Until then, the only perspectives that exist happen in front of, and behind the lens — between artist and subject,” says Paletti. “I made one of my first purchases from the remarkable Imogene Cunningham when I was a graduate student in photography. I never really looked back, but I got very serious about collecting about 20 years ago. The gallery is the culmination of that experience. And it just continues to grow because I am a truly passionate about photography, and a collector at heart.” Beginning on Feb. 26, and continuing through August

For more info: 502.589.9254; mburks@spwlegal.com; paulpalettigallery.com/

June 21, 22, 24, 28, 29 at 8pm

Baron's Theater
131 W Main St
Louisville, KY

Dead Man's Cell Phone
by Sarah Ruhl
directed by Gil Reyes

Despite dying an ordinary death in an ordinary café, Gordon Gottlieb was no ordinary man. Of course, we might never have known if Jean had not answered (and kept) the dead man’s ringing phone.

Now, in a surreal journey through the absurd side of grief, Jean is
determined to make Gordon the man she believes he always should have been. She soon learns that righting Gordon’s wrongs, comforting his family, and answering his calls may turn out to be more soup than she can slurp. Jean has two things going for her – a good heart and a dead man’s cell phone - both are about to get her into a lot of trouble.

Playfully asking, “Where do we go when someone else dies,” the metaphysical pairing of Gordon and Jean leads to laughs and questions our ability to truly connect.

For more info: 502-509-1595; info@theatre502.org; www.brownpapertickets.com/event/395409

Saturday, June 22, 2013
10:00 a.m.

Whitehall House & Gardens
3110 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY

Noted fern expert Sue Olsen will present
a special talk with slides on the merit of
growing great ferns in your garden.
Informal tours of Whitehall's woodland
garden, an official display garden of the
Hardy Fern Foundation, will take place
immediately following the talk. Admission
for this event is $15 per person.
Reservations are not required.

Sue Olsen has been studying,
photographing and writing about ferns for
more than four decades. Her nursery,
Foliage Gardens, has introduced numerous
ferns to horticulture. A founding member
and first president of the Hardy Fern
Foundation, Sue is editor of the Hardy
Fern Foundation Quarterly. She is a
graduate of Cornell University and lives in
Bellevue, Washington. Ms. Olsen is the
author of the Encyclopedia of Garden
Ferns, the authoritative guide to the
wealth of available garden-worthy ferns.



For more info: 502-897-2944; whitehall@historichomes.org; www.historichomes.org