Supporting Art VenuesHopemont, now known as the Hunt-Morgan House, was built in 1814 by John Westley Hunt, the first millionaire west of the Alleghenies. The BGT purchased the house in 1955 and carefully restored it to its original, Federal period antiques, portraits, and family pieces, the Hunt, Morgan house represents a thriving period in Lexington’s history when it was known as the “Athens of the West.” 200 Market Street A decorative arts museum with exhibits of local and regional artists displayed in a Kentucky Federal style house. The Bodley-Bullock House is open to the public throughout the year for tours and special events such as Gallery Hops and ghost tours. 112 North Upper Street The Central Kentucky Council for Peace and Justice is dedicated to
nonviolent solutions to conflict; equitable distribution of the world’s
resources; respect and human rights for all; and a safe, diverse, and
sustainable environment.
215 West Main Street Our gallery is at the Lexington History Museum on the second floor. Go in the short street entrance, and take the elevator to the second floor. We will have a grand array of Equine Art and related artifacts, And at all events food and wine, with docent volunteers. 423 West Short Street Enter the heart of Lexington’s historical entertainment district and climb the winding split-level staircase into a 1913 Classical-Revival style theater. Here you will be entertained by the sights and sounds made by fine arts students and friends of Sts. Peter and Paul Regional School. 257 North Limestone Eclectic merchandise in a distinctive coffee shop atmosphere. 216 North Limestone Street Located in the historic Matthew Kennedy House, Mulberry & Lime showcases paintings, drawings, prints and photography. An eclectic offering, featuring local as well as international artists. 208 South Limestone Street Hip lounge by day, high energy dance club by night. Drop in during Hop or anytime for a drink. By yourself or with friends, offers a truly unique and fun entertainment experience. 275 South Limestone Street Art on Lime is an indoor/outdoor exhibit of Kentucky Artists. A collaboration between Silvestri-Craig Realtors and LexArts has allowed for an alternative art display along the Limestone cooridor. Patrons view contemporary artist installations through the windows and on lawns of historic victorian homes. 208 West Main Street Shambrola is a unique shop, featuring Arts, Kentucky Made Crafts, and Quality Used Books. The majority of the art is produced by Mick and Debbie Shambro. We create unique portraits and collectibles from wood using a scroll-saw. Both art and literature have been long time loves for Mick and Debbie, combing these into one unique shop has been a dream come true! 170 West Jefferson The Goose is Loose. At 170 Jefferson, West Downtown. 4 pm to Close, Everyday.
Come see us! Dinner and drink specials. 300 East Third Street The Goose is Loose. At 170 Jefferson, West Downtown. 4 pm to Close, Everyday. Come see us! Dinner and drink specials. 348 East Main Street The Awesome Inc. Gallery is located in the Awesome Inc. building at. The goal of this gallery is to promote a healthy artistic culture in Lexington and the surrounding area. 899 Manchester Street Billiards hall and live music venue. Hosts regional and national musical acts and provides a venue for art and performances of all types. 903 Manchester Street, Suite 150 The Barrel House Event Center is the newest and best mid-sized events center in Lexington. It is located in Lexington’s own Historic Distillery District on Manchester Street. The Barrel House offers a large open space for 400 guests, high ceilings, fully stocked bar, and 4200 sq. ft. of spacious floor with top of the line lighting and sound. 574 North Limestone Housed in a beautifully renovated bakery built in 1880, Homegrown Press is a gallery featuring rotating exhibits, of thought-provoking 2-D and 3-D art, and is also the studio for its founder, John P. Lackey of Lexington. 754 North Limestone A one hundred year old historical yellow building a block away from both the Loudon House and Al's Bar. This North Limestone building is located in a new and upcoming artistic community, and will act as a creative hub for the area. The art programming in this building will increase awareness and talent to progress art throughout our city. 111 Woodland Ave. Julep Cup pays homage to Lexington culture and cuisine. The Seahorse Lounge, to the right upon entering, has a nautical these above, with the frieze above the bar made of a collage of sea shells. The ceiling has seahorses and bubbles suspended and floating throughout the room. Stunning architectural original watercolors are presented on the exposition wall you face upon entering. The artist is often present, enjoying lunch, dinner, or the music, and sharing his travel, architectural and watercolor experiences. 200 East Main Street The Mezzanine Gallery at the Government Center, Curated
by LAL 200 East Vine Street LexTran and LexArts present Translucent, a public art project of backlit artwork, at the Downtown Transit Center. Exhibits change twice a year, providing interest and color to downtown. Come see Translucent at hop and ride on the Colt Trolley. Explore our special route for hop which you can find on the map. The Trolley stops at any LexTran bus stop along that path.
Corner Cafe385 South Mill Street The Corner Cafe' is Open M-F 9am - 7pm Saturday 11am- 4pm Located at 385 S. Mill St Lexington across from Dudley Square on the corner of Maxwell and Mill St.
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