Regional Arts Links
Arts Links Pages: Regional -- State -- National
| The Fund for the Arts, the oldest united arts fund in the country, has raised over $100 million in the community since its establishment in 1949. The Fund provides programming and administrative support for twenty-five area arts groups and programs. |
| The Kentucky Center is located at 6 th and Main Streets in Louisville and features three performance venues and multiple areas for meetings and special events. It offers statewide services through its education programs. |
| Oldham County Arts Association is a not-for-profit {501(c)3} arts organization established in 1997. Founded by a group of interested artists and supporters of the arts. The mission is to "encourage and promote awareness in the arts" |
| Actors Theatre provides insight into the human experience through live theatre that invigorates minds and emotions. The company leads the American theatre in the creation of new plays and innovative re-imagining of the classics. |
| Since 1976, Blue Apple Players has developed stage and video productions to entertain and inspire children aged 1 to 101. Each touring children's musical is an original story or adaptation designed to ignite imaginations and teach important life lessons like honesty, acceptance, patience, and perseverance. |
| Established in 1927, the Speed Art Museum is Kentucky’s oldest and largest art museum with over 12,000 pieces in its permanent collection. Its extensive collection spans 6,000 years, ranging from ancient Egyptian to contemporary art. |
| Founded in 1981 the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft (Formerly Art and Craft Foundation) was started as a dream to build interest in our state’s rich craft and art resources. |
| The Kentucky Opera presents a full season of Opera at the Kentucky Center for the Arts and reaches out to the entire commonwealth through its touring productions and educational programs. |
| KST enhances community life by providing accessible, professional, classical theatre and quality educational outreach programs. |
| The Bach Society specializes in performing the works of Johann Sebastian Bach, as well as other major works by famous composers. |
| The Louisville Ballet marked five decades of dance in March of 2003. This professional company, which now employs over twenty-five dancers from around the world, celebrates its rich history, its reputation in the global landscape of dance and looks forward to another fifty years of excellence in performance, outreach and education. |
| The Louisville Orchestra has a proud history of providing world-class performances to the greater Louisville community. Series range from Classics, NightLites, Pops and the new American Music Legends, ROARchestra at the Louisville Zoo, and the family orKIDstra series. |
| The Louisville Visual Art Association is a dynamic institution leading the community in art education, visual arts advocacy, and fostering the creativity of today’s artists. |
| The LYO is made up of four orchestras, two elementary string programs, and various ensembles in which students advance according to their own musical progression and interests. There are nearly 400 musicians from 60 schools and 15 counties in the Louisville & Southern Indiana metro area. |
| Pleiades Theatre provides the Kentuckiana area with opportunities for women artists, to promote theatrical productions that focus on women's issues, and to introduce a new generation of theatergoers to classical and contemporary drama in a context respectful of diversity. |
| Stage One, Louisville’s nationally acclaimed professional theatre for young audiences, is dedicated to bringing the finest quality live theatre to young people and families. |
| Walden Theatre provides the opportunity for young people to grow and develop through the serious and professional study of theatre. |
| The Louisville Chorus is the longest-thriving and most frequently performing choral arts agency in Kentuckiana. Presenting the widest in varietal repertoire from choral masterworks with orchestra to pops, children-oriented, Broadway, and even Bluegrass. |
| American Dream Theatre's goal is to provide quality, professional entertainment for children, while teaching life lessons and supporting young people in their endeavor to explore theatre. |