Giselle Rhoden (she/they) is an Engagement Reporter/Producer at Louisville Public Media. They cover a wide range of topics related to arts and culture, focusing on accessibility, diversity and inclusion, and social interest within the vibrant arts scene of Louisville and Southern Indiana. Giselle's work has been featured in WKMS, Wkyu 88.9 FM Public Radio, 88.9 WEKU, WVXU, NPR, and WBUR.
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LPM's arts and culture reporter Giselle Rhoden shares a selection of upcoming events around Louisville.
By: Giselle Rhoden
Animator Roy Taylor depicts a tale of loss and mystery in “Crow Maiden,” his first feature-length film.
By: Giselle Rhoden
Redline Performing Arts will “activate” productions in the Broadway Theatre starting Thursday.
LPM's Giselle Rhoden shares some upcoming affordable events around Louisville.
By: Giselle Rhoden
Kentucky Shakespeare hosts a theater program at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in La Grange, Kentucky. This year, incarcerated men performed “The Tempest.”
By: Giselle Rhoden
LPM's Giselle Rhoden shares some upcoming affordable events around Louisville. From an outdoor market to a pug-themed celebration, here are some affordable things to do around Louisville.
By: Giselle Rhoden
An upcoming art exhibition in NuLu depicts immigrants, their families and the diverse cultural landscape of the equine industry.
By: Giselle Rhoden
Democrats Craig Greenberg, the current mayor, and Shameka Parrish-Wright will go head-to-head in November's election for Louisville mayor.
By: Giselle Rhoden
In “Life After Olmstead,” a group of Louisvillians with disabilities addresses how difficult it can be to receive care amid Medicaid cuts and federal program waitlists.
By: Giselle Rhoden, Tony Gonzalez
Kentucky Shakespeare hosts a theater program at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in La Grange, Kentucky. This year, incarcerated men performed "The Tempest."
