AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLouisville Arts & Community: Kentuckiana Pride Foundation’s SHINE Gala returns to the Speed Art Museum Nov. 13, with live music from Louisville band Wax Factory and a fundraising goal of building a $1 million endowment for LGBTQIA+ organizations. Live Music: Ashland singer-songwriter M. Brinston Berry brings a sound shaped by Bob Dylan, Neil Young and The Cure to Ohio University Southern’s Bowman Auditorium on Nov. 8. Bluegrass Racing: Sovereignty capped a rocky season with a Breeders’ Cup Classic victory at Keeneland, then headed for retirement at Darley’s Jonabell Farm. Books & Film: Kentucky fashion entrepreneur Morgan Hutchinson’s debut memoir, Bipolar Blonde, opens up about living with bipolar disorder; meanwhile, Kentucky Wesleyan professor’s film Eternal took top honors at an Alabama film festival. Stage & Sound: Louisville Ballet dancer Felicia Swoope is in the spotlight, and bluegrass band The Creekers have released their new album, Follow the Sound.
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