Keith Kaiser gathers some artsy people before Paristown's event.
The state allocated a total of $100 million for six Louisville projects, including a conversion project that revitalizes vacant buildings.
There were nearly 100 vendors from all across the region showing off their products and work.
The installation was made possible by support from Mellon Foundation, Louisville Metro Arts and Creative Industries and Fund for the Arts.
The theme of this year is outer space and the reading program will continue through Aug. 1.
The doors of the church are obviously open on Sundays at Greater Galilee Baptist Church on West Broadway but now the church is also inviting seniors and kids on weekdays.
CineBus, a retrofitted vehicle that can show movies, art and laser shows, videos and more was unveiled by Louisville Downtown Partnership on Monday.
The Ultimate Halloween Fest at Pope Lick Park announced its month-long schedule of events Monday, complete with movie nights, live music and pumpkin smashing.
The camps have a superhero-themed curriculum that's focused on teaching the basic skills they will need when they start school in the fall.
The theme for the project is "healing through the arts."