Breya Jones is an Arts & Culture Reporter based in Louisville, Kentucky. She has a passion for highlighting local talent and promoting diverse voices in the arts community. With a focus on showcasing the rich cultural landscape of Louisville, Breya's work explores the intersection of art, community, and social issues.
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The Louisville Zoo has welcomed a flurry of new animals recently. One of them aims to help save its species, putting its best, tiny paw forward.
By: Breya Jones
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to flock to the 120th Kentucky State Fair. This year's first attendees arrived as soon as the doors officially opened.
By: Breya Jones
Joyce Salmon is a well known name among the hallowed halls of Kentucky State Fair competitions. Her forte is canning, but she's got range.
At Purrfect Day Cafe, meows and macchiatos go hand in hand. But beyond the cute aesthetics and picture-perfect moments, the space acts as an important partner in the work of getting animals into adoptive homes.
Labor Day weekend is upon us, and there’s so much to do in and around Louisville. Here’s a snapshot.
By: Breya Jones
At Central High School, the Marching Yellow Jackets rival their football-playing peers as crowd favorites. Central's marching band is a cultural touchstone in the neighborhood.
By: Breya Jones
A new grant program from Kentucky Performing Arts aspires to reduce the cost of renting performance space for smaller organizations and community-based artists.
By: Breya Jones
For six years, the Louisville Fringe Festival has brought new, non-traditional theater to stages across the city. This year it's partnering with Actors Theatre of Louisville to bring performances to a bigger stage.
FLOTSAM!, a floating river circus, brings music, acrobatics and puppetry to communities along the Ohio River.
By: Breya Jones
The Louisville Federation of Musicians Local 11-637, which represents musicians part of the orchestra, recently announced the adoption of a three-year contract with Louisville Orchestra management.
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