March 22, 2013 - 11:12am
The Speed Art Museum will be zooming around the city this summer bringing your kids quality art programs.
A few months ago, the J.B. Speed Art Museum closed its doors for a major renovation. The physical museum space may be unavailable at the time, but the quality-filled, educational programs you and your family are accustomed to from the Speed Museum are carrying on.This summer, the outreach...
November 9, 2012 - 11:11am
Even though the Speed Museum has closed its doors for renovation, you can still participate in fun, family workshops.
The Speed Art Museum recently closed its doors for a good, long, three years. Many people in Louisville were very sad about the closing. On the bright side, there is so much to look forward to as the community awaits the renovations that will transform the museum into a state of the art facility. I...
October 18, 2012 - 2:11pm
Take that costume out for a test drive, folks, as the Louisville Free Public Library hosts Once Upon a Time: A Storybook Halloween tomorrow, Friday, October 19th at 6pm. Get the family gussied up and head out to the Main branch for games and goodies galore.
My daughter is cuter than yours. I know this. It’s a fact. Her little round face is a creamy plain of feathery skin; dark, strawberry-blonde hair bounces all about her shoulders, catching the sun like a spray of molten rose gold. No living creature could possess eyes...
October 18, 2012 - 12:36pm
Bring your storybook princesses and pirates, monsters and animals to the Main Library on Friday, October 19 at 6:00pm for free family-friendly storybook Halloween event.
Calling all Harry Potters, Cinderellas, Knights of the Round Table, and Dorothys: Tomorrow night, Friday, October 19, the Main Branch of the Louisville Free Public Library will host a family-friendly Halloween party celebrating the enchanted world of storybooks.At this free "Once Upon a Time...
September 24, 2012 - 1:29pm
With its $50 million dollar expansion project, the Speed Art Museum hopes to inspire Louisvillians.
It only took Rev. Alfred R. Shands III, the Speed Art Museum’s longest serving board member, a few but powerful words to describe the first time he stumbled upon an art museum as a young boy. “It was an inspired encounter,” he reminisced in front of an intimate crowd Friday...
