Arts & Culture

Meet the zany artist keeping Kentucky on the mirror ball map

How the newly reimagined XIT honors history, one supper at a time

Ten outstanding style tomes with inspiration aplenty, to give and to get

A new exhibition connects the painter John Cleaveland’s story to that of the former president’s

Spurred by a research residency at the Library of Congress, the Durham artist blends sculpture, archival portraits, and delicate tissue paper to transform a former plantation owner’s house

The Houston artist captures the luminescence of everyday things, including timeworn antiques and game birds

The beloved boutique label gets a second wind on Antigua

Turning the pages is like breaking into the liquor cabinet of your dreams

What does it take to get on the naughty list?

His name is Lewis, and he’s run onto the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium the past two home games. The university landscaping crew brings the theories on his end game.

A word of caution—photos of these greens may turn you a little red

The commonwealth’s quirkiest holiday event happens to be one of its most magical

That would be thanks to Father Jim Sichko (and yes, it’s for a good cause). Read our interview with the Kentucky priest.

An oinking affirmation that the more things change in Atlanta, the more they stay the same

Shop-worthy food, drink, crafts, fashion, and more items to support the region’s comeback

The jewelry mogul shares more details about the new label, which includes boots, clothing, and home goods

Think you despise it? Not so fast

Rather than a farewell to arms, these cats say hello to extra toes. On the Hemingway Home’s sixtieth anniversary, a look at one of the writer’s strangest legacies.

Who needs Wordle when you have Macon Fry?

“I genuinely believe they have magic in them,” Will Jackson says as Rock City prepares for a very special holiday display