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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By: Breya Jones
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Louisville's Lipstick Wars poetry slam is using the time to uplift the voices and stories of survivors.
By: Breya Jones
Last Wednesday a fire broke out in the Muhammad Ali Center's parking garage. While the flames didn't reach the building, significant smoke damage has left the cultural hub closed.
By: Breya Jones
"I'm Glad About It: The Legacy of Gospel Music in Louisville” chronicles and catalogs the gospel music being created in the city in 50s, 60s and 70s. It will be released this weekend.
By: Breya Jones
The first weekend of October is packed with events in Louisville and Southern Indiana. Here's some of what's on offer.
The vampire genre of media is huge. These so-called creatures of the night have long been the inspiration for books, television, movies and more. Two Kentucky-based authors are exploring that and their own love of vampires on a new podcast.
By: Breya Jones
Horror films of all kinds aim to terrify audiences during the inaugural 502 Lumens film festival.
By: Breya Jones
A new cycle of grants from regional arts nonprofit South Arts is offering funding to artists in nine southern states, including Kentucky.
By: Breya Jones
Zombie University teaches the pillars of undead behavior to prepare actors to join the shambling hordes on stage.
By: Breya Jones
It's the first day of no-excuse in-person voting in Kentucky. It's Halloween, and one LPM reporter did informal exit polling dressed up as a hotdog.
By: Breya Jones
Multiple local organizations in Louisville and Southern Indiana are offering free rides to polling locations around the city on Election Day.
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