AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStudent Art: Adair County High students are competing in a national contest by turning Crosley record players into original artwork. Public voting runs through Friday; the winning school’s art program could receive $2,500. Live Music: Madison’s MadHop festival returns this weekend with 28 performances across seven venues on Saturday, plus a Friday kickoff. Theater & Film: Hopkins County’s November lineup includes the Glema Center’s “Clue” dinner theater, Nov. 13–15. Lexington’s Film Office has also launched a workforce development initiative. Kentucky Arts: Louisville Ballet is bringing “Frankenstein” to the stage, while Kentucky Classic Arts plans a national Oceana mural mosaic and a new arts initiative. Public Media: Shae Hopkins, longtime KET executive director and CEO, has died at 69.
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