Fleeing Nazis, Descended From Slaves: The Louisville Orchestra Reclaims Works By Oppressed Composers For Its Latest Performance
The Louisville Orchestra, led by Teddy Abrams, will perform “Reclaimed Treasures” at Whitney Hall on April 30.
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The Louisville Orchestra, led by Teddy Abrams, will perform “Reclaimed Treasures” at Whitney Hall on April 30.
Louisville shows this week: 'Evil Dead' with Bruce Campbell, Louisville Orchestra & more Gege Reed, Louisville Courier Journal Louisville Orchestra's Teddy Abrams reads and plays for Storytime with The Courier Journal SUNDAY, Jan. 17 “Lend Me a Tenor.” Derby Dinner Playhouse presents this comedy by Ken Ludwig. Sunday, 1:30 and 7:45 p.m.; Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday, 7:45 p.m.; Wednesday, 1 and 7:45 p.m., at the playhouse, 525 W. Broadway, Clarksville, Indiana. Through Feb. 14. $34-$49. For tickets, call 812-288-8281. Great Podversations Episode 14. Great Podversations isÂ...
40+ things to do around Louisville this week: March 2021 Gege Reed, Louisville Courier Journal Louisville is cool? Thanks for noticing, Forbes Replay Video © lovingav, Getty Images/iStockphoto Louisville skyline. Top March 2021 events Homerama 2020. Tour nine fully furnished and landscaped homes in the Norton Commons neighborhood from your home computer. Each home has a self-guided 3D tour, where visitors can click through rooms, examine furnishings up close and discover designers and vendors who created the homes’ aesthetic. Sign-up at homearama.com for the tour and an...