Sign up now for some great classes while Fayette County Public School’s are out of session.

Kite making, Celtic knots, the science of movement, painting, paper sculpture, and more!

Presenter: Ross Primmer
DeLeon & Primmer Architecture Workshop

Saturday, March 3, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Price: $17.00 + admission to The Market

Join architect Ross Primmer of DeLeon & Primmer Architecture Workshop (the architects designing the LASC’s new renovation and expansion) as he discusses the design studio’s focus on cultural and civic environments and drawing inspiration from local traditions of craft. Read more »

Thursday, March 1st, 6-8pm

Explore hands-on chemistry during this evening of light and color chemical discoveries! University of Kentucky chemistry professor, Anne Frances Miller, will teach and demonstrate the chemical and physical processes by which energy can be converted from light to chemical, or the reverse (think fireflies) in two presentations at 6:00 and 7:00! Read more »

Thursday, February 2nd, 6-8pm

Delve into the wonderful world of innovative fiber art during this evening of exploration with internationally recognized artist and educator, Arturo Sandoval! A Professor of Art at the University of Kentucky, Sandoval uses unique materials primarily designed as tapes or films for the packaging and automobile industry. Read more »

New Winter-Spring schedule now available!

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Thursday, January 5th, 6-8pm

Let’s take a trip! First, we must make a map. Representing mountains, human interests, roadways, and all the rest of our three-dimensional world in a small two-dimensional space is quite a challenge. Read more »

Save the date!

The 22nd Annual H’Artful of Fun

Rebel with a Cause

February 11, 2012

Thursday, November 3, 6 – 8 pm

As the nights grow longer and cooler, come to the LASC for a cozy evening of storytelling. Members of the Lexington Spellbinders group will enchant us with fun and fanciful African stories. Accompanied by drums, these seasoned storytellers will inspire your family to establish time for sharing your own tales. Read more »

Teach your group about Mexican culture, Day of the Dead, and monarch migration through an engaging community art project!

Click here for more information and details on this great community project.
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Thursday, October 6, 6 – 8 pm

Fossils provide evidence of ancient life on Earth and intrigue people of all ages. Have you found a fossil but don’t know quite what it is? Bring it along as Dr. Frank Ettensohn, University of Kentucky, identifies fossils brought in by community members. Read more »