Visited Arts by nature exhibit. Local artists submit their work annually for the community to view…read more Wonderful to see so many artists, very impressive that we have so much talent.

We went there on our trip to Cinci. Because of our reciprocity with museums here we got in free. We…read moregot our monies worth. Maybe it is a great place for camps or specific programming. There were a lot of kids there who seemed to be enjoying themselves for the end of summer. As a place to actually pay to go to, I just don't get it. All of the exhibits are dingy, dirty and not at all maintained. Things seemed strewn all over the place. The second star is because they had an axolotl and my daughter loves axolotls.

Loved this place, booked an event for my wife & her friends. They enjoyed the artist that was…read morepainting with them.. Through a friend downtown at the chase building we found out about this place, we will now highly recommend them to others in the community. I hung out with Chris the owner while they all painted, scheduled to have my computer repaired too!

My son loves to paint, draw and build things in clay and they do all that and more at Fusion. He…read moreenjoys his time with the instructor and proudly displays his paintings at home. They're very reasonable with class prices and so far all supplies are included. It's definately a place we will keep coming back to.

Loved the creativity at the studio. All the kids loved it! Lots of cool activities . Will…read moredefinitely visit again

We were able to get the chance to visit ARTplay for one of our friend's birthday parties! Wow!!!…read moreThis is a sensory-seeking adventure and we LOVED the experience. I will definitely go back for future creative adventures.

We had not been to Arts Place and had not heard of the Red Barn Radio but I am glad a friend…read moreinvited us last night. We saw the Red Barn radio show and it was fantastic! The artist was a award-winning Instrumentalist. The shows are on Wednesday nights at 7 pm and just cost $10. My husband and I are are sad that we have not known of this musical venue in our own backyard! Blakeley Burger the featured artist has studied fiddle/violin for 15 years, as well as guitar and mandolin. For the past seven years, she has performed regionally as both a soloist and an ensemble member at a range of venues, including: the Kentucky Center for the Arts, the Frazier History Museum, the Norton Center for the Arts, the Lexington Opera House, the Iroquois Amphitheatre, the Brown Theatre, the Station Inn, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Red Barn radio. Blakeley has been honored by the North American Country Music Association, the Tennessee/Georgia Country and Gospel Music Association, and the Twin Lakes National Fiddle Contest. She can be seen touring with Tin Whiskey Sisters or performing locally with Yapa! and Hollow Bone. Blakeley is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Violin Performance with a minor in Spanish at the University of Louisville. Great show Blakely and friends!

Passed, but never ventured in. Here for monthly Creative Mornings event, held in various locations…read morein downtown Lexington. A unique Beaux Arts building with a history as a community gathering place. The gallery features local and regional artists. This is a popular stop during Gallery Hop and their ArtyParty events.

The City Gallery isn't very large, but it's free and very nice. I think it's so cool that the city…read moreof Lexington hosts a gallery like this! I really enjoyed seeing all the artwork from local artists. If you go, be sure to check out the kids' art, too!

The City Gallery can be seen as a stand alone building from the street, but you have to enter…read morethrough the Arts Center, then hang a left to get in. Very easy to find. Oh, and the library is right across the street. Pretty nice size gallery with a very nice "cash and carry" gift section that starts at the front counter and rounds itself to the back, where you'll find additional prints for sale. Jewelry, ceramics for everyday use (mugs, dishes, etc) and decoration, ornaments and more can be found here. Upstairs you'll find handy bathrooms and another gallery of about the same size, usually exhibiting a different artist. I didn't personally like the exhibits at the time, but if I lived in the area or visit Lexington again, I'll definitely stop in for a visit.

Such a cool, historic mansion! It houses a few small galleries on the first floor and artist…read morestudios on the second floor. I'm grateful it's free! This was my first time visiting and I went in the middle of the day, but I look forward to attending one of their events in the future.

"Bloom" by local Louisville artist is the current exhibition at New Editions Gallery. Her works…read moreare an explosion of color bursting from the canvas in an announcement of Spring, the petals appearing as fireworks. The 3chibit runs through July 3rd. 63

Had so much fun taking the beginners oil painting class. Very informative and I learned so much…read morewhile having a great time!