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This Kentucky Art Shop Splattered In Paint Hides A Japanese Stationery Corner Collectors Drive Hours For
The paint isn’t just on the canvases here. It’s splattered across the walls, the ceilings, and even the floors of one cheerful Kentucky art store. Then there’s a staircase leading down to a basement packed with even more supplies. Plenty of shoppers love those painted stairs enough to snap photos of them.
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Kentucky’s Denim Psych Band Doom Gong Rolls Into Tampa Brewery Next Week
A seven-piece band from Louisville, Kentucky, that calls its sound “Denim Psych” is bringing its genre-blurring live show to Tampa next Thursday, Nov. 5, with a stop at Magnanimus Brewing. Doom Gong travels as a septet and has spent the better part of two months crisscrossing the country on the road before rolling into Florida, according to Creative Loafing Tampa. Tickets for the show are already available, starting at $23.
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West Kentucky post-hardcore band Just South of Antarctica makes Live Lunch debut October 30
West Kentucky post-hardcore band Just South of Antarctica makes their Live Lunch debut on Friday, October 30, at 12 pm. The WKMS Battle of the Bands 2026 finalists will perform ahead of the release of their album, Brace For Impact, on November 6. There will be a release show at Pipers Tea and Coffee in Paducah, Kentucky, on November 7 featuring Just South of Antarctica, Sea-Foam, and Given to Dreams.
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Eastern Kentucky duo inducted into Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WYMT) - Eastern Kentucky duo Sundy Best are among the newest members of the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame. Nicholas Jamerson and Kris Bentley were inducted during a ceremony Saturday at the Campbell House Inn in Lexington. Sundy Best has spent 13 years recording and touring. The duo...
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Opening This Week: A Louisville Museum Where Touching Is Essential
On Friday, October 30, Louisville, Kentucky, will welcome The Dot Experience, a new 28,000-square-foot museum at the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) that challenges one of the oldest rules of museum-going: don’t touch. Here, touching is essential, with exhibits designed to be explored through touch, sound and...