Cricket Press is a tiny operation geared towards designing and hand printing silk-screened posters for music events, art shows and propaganda. It was founded by artists Brian & Sara Turner, who come to printmaking from backgrounds involving all sorts of creative media - from illustration to photography, graphic design to woodworking. When they finished their first concert poster in 2003, they wanted to sign it with the name of their studio. The problem was they didn't have a studio, just the dream of a studio.
The Louisville Festival of the Arts returns to the Summit on May15 - 16, 2010, with its fine juried art show featuring an eclectic mix of the country’s top established artists as well as new and emerging talent. This popular retail and dining destination will once again be transformed into a first class outdoor art gallery with $15 million in art on display. Admission is free and open to the public.

The 39th Annual Cherokee Triangle Art Fair will be held this year on Saturday April 24th and Sunday April 25th. Over 400 artists applied to be selected for the 220 available spots, making this year’s fair one of the best in its storied history!
Jackie Gedrose, member of the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen and the Glass Art Society, is holding her spring bead and jewelry show in the Community Room. Great gifts and gift ideas!
For more info, contact Jackie at 551-1262.
KENTUCKY HOMEFRONT Live Radio Show
Saturday, March 13, 7:30 pm / Doors Open at 7:00 pm
Kentucky Homefront is a radio show recorded live in Clifton Center's Eifler Theatre. Featuring Kentucky's finest acoustic folk, traditional, blues, country and bluegrass musicians, and its best storytellers, shows are heard on WFPK and other public radio stations across Kentucky.
First Hour : Carroll County's Clayton Dermon and Downtown County Band will entertain the audience.

Dress for Success "promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life."
