Breya Jones

In Louisville, at places like Broadway Roller Rink and Robben's Roost, Black roller skaters cultivated a culture around the rink. A new documentary explores the history of this culture and its staying power.

Youth and social justice organizations in Louisville have a new infusion of funding. Five local groups focused on programming for young people got the prize.

Dave Caudill's sculptures are often found outside. He's worked to create harmony between his metalwork and the nature that surrounds it.

Despite growing up Jewish, Christmas has always held a special place in Abby Koenig's heart. She explores family dynamics and holiday traditions in her one-woman show, making its Louisville debut.

The Deck the Holler ornament show displays intricate ornaments meant to bring holiday traditions across cultures onto Christmas trees.

The Kentucky College of Art and Design — the state's only independent four-year arts college — is now accredited.

Artists used handmade paper and paints derived from plants to create the artwork now showing in a Louisville gallery.

Several Louisville Free Public Library branches are currently undergoing construction projects, and new funding from the James Graham Brown Foundation aims to bring many of them closer to completion.

“Hazard” explores the opioid epidemic in Appalachia through the lens of the people who are impacted by it daily.

The Design-a-Bus competition gives young Louisvillians a chance to put their illustrations on a bus that runs across TARC routes.