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An Open House for Old Louisville
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Special Guest
Congressman John YarmuthSaturday May 24, 2008
1:00PM-3:00PM
1330 South Third Street
Refreshments and Good Company
Current SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS at the Speed Art Museum
Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt
January 2 –– March 23, 2008Medieval and Renaissance Treasures from the Victoria and Albert Museum
January 22 –– April 20, 2008Flavia Da Rin
January and February 2008Marcel Duchamp’s Boîte-en-valise: Marcel Marcel
November 13, 2007– February 17, 2008Kentucky Home: The Colonial Revival Houses of Stratton O. Hammon
October 16, 2007 – February 4, 2008
Posted Dec 31
InKY READING SERIES OPENS SEASON WITH POETRY on JAN. 11
Open mic at 7:00 • Music at 7:30 • Featured readers at 8:00 • Free!
the Rudyard Kipling • 422 W. Oak Street in Louisville
Featuring poets Jillian Weise, Kristi Maxwell, Christina Lovin and music by Teneia Sanders
Cincinnati poets Jillian Weise and Kristi Maxwell will be joined by Kentucky poet Christina Lovin and singer/songwriter Teneia Sanders for the first show of the 2008 InKY Reading Series spring season on Friday, January 11 at the Rudyard Kipling in Louisville.
Jillian Weise is the author of The Amputee's Guide to Sex (a collection of poems from Soft Skull Press ), an authentic exploration of disability and sexuality based on the experience of an above-the-knee amputee. Tired of seeing "cripples" appear as asexual characters in all forms of media, Weise took on a subject close to home: her own disability. Her poems have appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, Chelsea, Tin House and others. Her chapbook, Translating the Body, was released by All Nations Press in January 2006. She is currently a fellow at the University of Cincinnati.
Kristi Maxwell is the author of Realm Sixty-four, a collection of poems just released from Ahsahta Press. Her second book, Hush Sessions, will be published by Saturnalia in 2009. She is pursuing a doctorate at the University of Cincinnati.
Christina Lovin is the author of What We Burned for Warmth, a chapbook of poems from Finishing Line Press. Her work has appeared in Harvard Summer Review, Diner, Hunger Mountain, The Bark, and the anthologies Missing Mountains and Coal: An Anthology. She is a recipient of the Al Smith Fellowship from the Kentucky Arts Council.
January's InKY will feature music by Louisville singer/songwriter Teneia Sanders, who will play songs from her first full album, Soul Catcher.
Other highlights of the season include InKY's 4th birthday party on February 8, featuring poetry by Frank X Walker and music by John Mann; a celebration of African American women in poetry featuring Affrilachian poets Kelly Norman Ellis and Amanda Johnston on March 14; and a National Poetry Month event on April 11. Full details of the season are available online at www.inkyreadingseries.com.
The InKY Reading Series, featuring quality literature and live music, has served as a platform for emerging and established local and regional writers since February 2004. The reading series is a project of InKY, Inc., a Louisville-based 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. For more information on the free monthly series, visit www.inkyreadingseries.com, e-mail erin@inkyreadingseries.com, or call 502/636-1311. The organizers welcome writing samples from those who would like to read at future events.
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NOTE: full bios for the featured performers are available at www.inkyreadingseries.com/, where info on future shows and stock photos of previous shows can also be found.
December 26, 2007
To: OLNC Property Improvement Committee and interested others
From: Herb Fink
Re: Upcoming PIC Related Events
• OPEN HOUSE – “The Oaks Condominiums.”
Newly renovated at First & Oak Streets. Sunday, December 30, 2007; 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. All invited to inspect.
• Factory Representatives to review with the Old Louisville Architectural Review Committee, other ARCs, Landmarks Staff and others interested, various outdoor factory produced products including “Fypon” which had recently been installed and replaces natural wood cornices at 1340 S. Floyd St.
Tuesday, January 8, 2007, 4:00 p.m.
Location: Old Louisville Information Center in Central Park.
Parking available on adjacent streets or adjacent to OLIC and LMPD 4th Division offices off of Magnolia Avenue.
All Invited.
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