UK Opera Theatre's annual It's a Grand Night for Singing! is a popular musical revue featuring the best of Broadway's past and present, starring more than 100 UK Opera Theatre and community performers. In 2017, we celebrated the 25th anniversary of Grand Night and won an Emmy for the KET broadcast of the production.
What can you expect from Grand Night? A little of everything! From large dance numbers to…
Daily, 1 - 5pm until Fri, Jul 11 2025
Open to grades 6-8.
We had so much fun with our debut summer camp last year that we’re bringing it back for 2025! For one special week this summer, museum-curious middle-schoolers will have a chance to get hands-on with the exhibition creation process from brainstorming to opening reception. Campers will go behind the scenes and discover the secrets of the UK Art Museum’s collection, learn the ropes from art world professionals, and…
Open to grades 6-8.
We had so much fun with our debut summer camp last year that we’re bringing it back for 2025! For one special week this summer, museum-curious middle-schoolers will have a chance to get hands-on with the exhibition creation process from brainstorming to opening reception. Campers will go behind the scenes and discover the secrets of the UK Art Museum’s collection, learn the ropes from art world professionals, and…
Open to grades 6-8.
We had so much fun with our debut summer camp last year that we’re bringing it back for 2025! For one special week this summer, museum-curious middle-schoolers will have a chance to get hands-on with the exhibition creation process from brainstorming to opening reception. Campers will go behind the scenes and discover the secrets of the UK Art Museum’s collection, learn the ropes from art world professionals, and…
Open to grades 6-8.
We had so much fun with our debut summer camp last year that we’re bringing it back for 2025! For one special week this summer, museum-curious middle-schoolers will have a chance to get hands-on with the exhibition creation process from brainstorming to opening reception. Campers will go behind the scenes and discover the secrets of the UK Art Museum’s collection, learn the ropes from art world professionals, and…
Open to grades 6-8.
We had so much fun with our debut summer camp last year that we’re bringing it back for 2025! For one special week this summer, museum-curious middle-schoolers will have a chance to get hands-on with the exhibition creation process from brainstorming to opening reception. Campers will go behind the scenes and discover the secrets of the UK Art Museum’s collection, learn the ropes from art world professionals, and…
In The Mood for swing?
Don’t miss the most popular and sought-after big band of all time on their stop in Lexington as a part of their 2025 international tour! The world famous Glenn Miller Orchestra will perform their hit songs including In The Mood, Moonlight Serenade, Chattanooga Choo-Choo, Pennsylvania 6-5000, String of Pearls, Tuxedo Junction and more classic songs of the swing era at the Singletary Center.
Music director…
Tue, Aug 19 - Sat, Dec 20 2025, All day
The first issue of Provoke magazine, published in Tokyo in November 1968, declared that “we as photographers must capture with our own eyes the fragments of reality that can no longer be grasped through existing language.” With this manifesto, Provoke encapsulated the energy of a time in which established conventions were discarded, and a new generation experimented with fresh outlooks and new technologies that shattered assumptions of what a…
Sat, Aug 30 2025, 1 - 11:30pm
Join the Sound of the Wildcats, the largest and most visible student experience at the University of Kentucky, for our annual WMB Honor Band Day! The event is open to all students in 9th - 12th grades. Registration may be submitted on an individual basis by the student, by their parent/guardian, or by the teacher on behalf of the student.
The day will include:
Opportunity to learn from UK Faculty and StaffRehearsal with the Wildcat…$35 advanced registration to participate
Tue, Sep 9 2025 - Sat, Feb 7 2026, All day
The re:museum exhibition enters its eighth edition with re:museum ∙ RE:FORM, continuing to promote a welcoming engagement with art while offering a peek behind-the-curtain at Museum operations. This latest re:museum applies “reform” as a thematic umbrella to exhibit artworks that employ the concept across multiple meanings of the term. re:museum ∙ RE:FORM artworks delve into concepts of transformation, iteration, activism, and emulation. Works…
Tue, Sep 9 2025 - Sat, Feb 7 2026, All day
A (Very) Brief History of Music takes as a given that any attempt to tell the history of a discipline in one exhibition is impossible. So, we've decided to present a mix of works that reference traditional ballads, jazz, rock and roll, and punk in the Museum's smallest gallery space. The installation is anchored by Catherine Irwin's trompe l'oeil sculpture of a telephone pole with band posters stapled to it, along with photographs of …
Tue, Sep 9 2025 - Sat, Feb 7 2026, All day
In 1966, the George Eastman House of Photography in Rochester, New York, hosted a pivotal exhibition curated by Nathan Lyons called Toward a Social Landscape. The slim, accompanying catalog was shared amongst photographers who were especially encouraged by Duane Michals’s observation that “when a great photographer does infuse the snapshot with his personality and vision, it can be transformed into something truly moving and beautiful.” The UK…
Tue, Sep 9 2025 - Sat, Feb 7 2026, All day
The artists in this exhibition let go of their impulse to control compositions by allowing chaotic elements of chance, circumstance, and contingency to influence their processes. Drips, scratches, pours, and bleeds move across the surfaces of their artworks seemingly at random, and yet clear forms emerge. Our imaginations might find sunsets, mountains, waterfalls, city streets, or human figures in these images, but these apparitions soon…
Tue, Sep 9 2025 - Sat, Feb 7 2026, All day
This exhibition highlights Fragmentations, a series of etchings created by conceptual artist Agnes Denes. Born in Budapest in 1931, raised in Sweden, and later educated in the United States, she began displaying her work in the early 1960s. Her artwork discussed the socio-political climate of the time and paved the way for future artists and generations to express themselves in new aesthetic forms. Rooted in geometry and patterns, the print…
Mary Halvorson (guitar), Adam O’Farrill (trumpet), Jacob Garchik (trombone), Patricia Brennan (vibraphone), Nick Dunston (bass) and Tomas Fujiwara (drums)
Guitarist and composer Mary Halvorson has been described as “a singular talent” (Lloyd Sachs, JazzTimes), ”NYC’s least-predictable improviser” (Howard Mandel, City Arts), “one of the most original jazz guitarists of our time” (Peter Margasak, Bandcamp Daily), and “one of today’s…
$29 Adults / $13 Students, FREE for UK Students