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Connections | Art Center of the Bluegrass

The Art Center of the Bluegrass is consistently working to amplify the perspectives of artists from diverse backgrounds and we are proud to showcase the creativity of artists with disabilities through our show: Connections: Celebrating Artists with Disabilities. There will be three interrelated exhibits featuring works from national, regional, and local artists. The exhibit in the Grand Hall will showcase five national artists. The Art Center commissioned these artists to create works with the general theme of Connections. The works in the Upstairs Gallery is a curated exhibit by Arts for All Kentucky. Arts for All Kentucky connects artists with various types of disabilities to arts opportunities. The third exhibit features artwork by students with disabilities throughout Boyle County, curated from the Art Center’s long standing connections with local special education teachers in the area. These works can be seen throughout our Historic Hallway on the second floor.

West T Hill Community Theatre Presents: Dearly Departed

Tickets available at westthill.net or 859-319-0205

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PURSUIT: RESILIENCE, The Faces of Hope

The Arts Commission, with the support of the Boyle County Agency for Substance Abuse Policy, has produced a documentary which documents the stories of six individuals who have faced challenges in their lives and have succeeded through personal determination and the support of their friends, families, professionals, community organizations, and relationships. The individuals featured share stories of addiction and recovery, special educational needs, and immigration status. Each person honestly shares their struggles and paths to achieving their goals. This event will include a screening of the 38-minute video followed by discussions with a panel of community members led by a moderator. Audience interaction and feedback will conclude the program.

PURSUIT: Resilience, The Faces of Hope

The Arts Commission, with the support of the Boyle County Agency for Substance Abuse Policy, has produced a documentary which documents the stories of six individuals who have faced challenges in their lives and have succeeded through personal determination and the support of their friends, families, professionals, community organizations, and relationships. The individuals featured share stories of addiction and recovery, special educational needs, and immigration status. Each person honestly shares their struggles and paths to achieving their goals. This event will include a screening of the 38-minute video followed by discussions with a panel of community members led by a moderator. Audience interaction and feedback will conclude the program. This is a great opportunity to learn from your neighbors. Don't miss out on the chance to help build an intentionally inclusive, resilient community!