Lyric Theatre & Culture Center

Experience The Lyric Theatre:

A Cultural Gem

Discover A Vibrant Performance Venue, Cultural Arts Center, And Community Gathering Space In Lexington, Kentucky.

Honoring the Legacy of the Lyric Theatre

Discover the rich history of the Lyric Theatre, a cultural landmark that played a significant role in the African American community in Lexington.  Experience the vibrant performances and educational programs that celebrate its legacy.

Diverse Performances and Programs

Experience a wide range of artistic disciplines, including music concerts, theater productions, dance performances, comedy shows, and film screenings. Our lineup features local, national, and international acts, ensuring a vibrant and varied entertainment experience for all.

Educational Opportunities Available

Discover our educational programs, workshops, and classes in music, dance, theater, visual arts, and creative writing. We provide individuals of all ages and backgrounds with the chance to engage with the arts and nurture their artistic talents.

Community Events and Gatherings

Join us for a variety of events, meetings, and conferences. Our welcoming and inclusive space fosters a sense of community and encourages cultural exchange, creating opportunities for connections and collaboration.

Our Vision: Celebrating African American cultural heritage through diverse artistic expressions.

At the Lyric Theatre, we are committed to providing cultural education, deliverin high-quality artistic experiences, and fostering community engagement.  Through our programs and events, we aim to promote the artistic experience as a vital dimension of individual growth and community life.

Forthcoming Attractions

Join us at The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Center to welcome Juneteenth in style! Our Juneteenth Celebration will be an unforgettable day of music, dance, and celebration as we remember the date June 19, 1865. Don’t miss this festive opportunity to celebrate our history with friends and community at The Lyric.

2024 juneteenth celebration

Juneteenth or Freedom Day commemorates the end of U.S. slavery in Texas. On June 19th, 1865, enslaved African Americans in the state learned they were free, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

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