2013
The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center is happy to announce the start of our Summer Programming Schedule! All of these classes are FREE of charge to all attendees, and this includes a FREE lunch! Our programming will take place on Saturdays from June 8th to July 27th from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm.
Click here to see class descriptions.
Click here to download enrollment form.
Doors open/Sign in begins each morning at 9:00 am.
Lunch is served at 11:30 am, pick up is at 12:00 pm.
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Art After Hours
This FREE program brings awareness of local art organizations to young art enthusiasts and the young at heart. Participants get to know Lexington Museums/Galleries, the staff and other art explorers. Did we mention its FREE?!? See you there!
Previous locations include: Institute 193, International Museum of the Horse, Ashland, Henry Clay Estate, Tuska House, Headley-Whitney Museum.
Spring Dates: April 17 and May 15, 2013
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Many people know that the Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center has a Theatre. However, did you know that the Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center is comprised of a Art Gallery and Museum. Yes, this means that the Lyric Theatre is your one-stop shop to see some of the nation’s leading artists and upcoming artists. The Lyric Cultural Arts Gallery & Museum are open to the public Tuesday -Friday from 9am – 5pm and Saturday 1pm -5pm. Also, the Lyric Cultural Arts Gallery & Museum are FREE to the public.
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The name of the Lyric Theatre’s Cinema calls upon the history of its past. The statement of “Let’s go to the picture show,” rings clear that it’s time to go to the movies. Most important, when the phrase “picture show” is uttered, we want people to know that the Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center is the place to go to see films that remind them of their youth and of classic films.
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The Lyric has created an outlet for our region to help out the less fortunate closer to home. By the end of the 7-month program, we hope to clothe 250 of Lexington’s disadvantaged little girls. These simple summer dresses, created from pillowcases and ribbons, will bring pride and dignity to young girls who may not always feel such emotions. In the summer of 2012 we will then teach young girls how to sew these dresses for Haitian and African young girls in need. We want these young girls to experience how volunteering can teach them more about themselves and their world while preparing them for their future along with connecting them to their community.
