The TheatreWorksEDU student productions of Disney’s “The Lion King KIDS” and “Seussical Jr.” begin this week at the New Albany Amphitheater.

A collaboration between the Frazier History Museum in Louisville and Second Baptist Church in New Albany will commemorate the 400th anniversary of enslavement in America.

Planning your Fourth of July week? Here's a list of Southern Indiana happenings to help you make the most out the holiday: 

JEFFERSONVILLE — The NoCo Arts Center in downtown Jeffersonville will soon be sizzling in the month of July with activities centered on the stories of Aesop’s Fables, which will culminate in a capstone piece of artwork.

Strategically situated on the Ohio River, New Albany, was once one of the nation’s most prolific steamboat-building cities. While the industry quickly faded, the steamboat as symbol of New Albany’s identity has endured many generations.

The popular Art on the Parish Green festival celebrates its 13th year this weekend at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at 11th and Main streets in downtown New Albany.

NEW ALBANY — The Keg Liquors Fest of Ale event will celebrate its 14th anniversary from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 1, and its fourth year hosting thousands of people at the New Albany Riverfront Amphitheater, located below East Main Street at the foot of Pearl Street.

Derby Dinner Playhouse has announced the lineup for its 45th anniversary season, with the first production already underway.

Blue Monday takes on a whole new meaning as the Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site hosts a Blue Banquet on Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm.

The Carnegie Center for Art and History’s annual “Form, Not Function: Quilt Art at the Carnegie” exhibit opens Friday, May 24, with a members-only gallery talk at 5:30 p.m., followed by a public opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. The exhibit continues through July 20.

With the completion of a bridge over Silver Creek in November, the Ohio River Greenway finally allows users to ride or walk the path from end to end — from New Albany, through Clarksville, to Jeffersonville on 7.5 miles of mixed-use trails and roads.

LOUISVILLE — The World’s Largest Bourbon Festival, Bourbon & Beyond, will make its anticipated return to Louisville on Friday, Sept. 20, Saturday, Sept. 21, and Sunday, Sept. 22, expanding to three days full of incredible music, unique culinary events and unmatched experiences from the r…

NASHVILLE, Ind. — Historic Brown County has announced the grand opening of the new, highly anticipated performing arts venue, the Brown County Music Center. The world-class venue will host its grand opening event on Saturday, Aug. 24, with a concert by legendary country artist Vince Gill, an…

For the fourth straight year Kentucky Shakespeare will be bringing its Shakespeare in the Parks tour to Jeffersonville — but this time at a new location.

LOUISVILLE — We’re just a little over a week from the Kentucky Derby Festival’s Opening Ceremonies: Thunder Over Louisville.

NEW ALBANY — From nature scenes to pet portraits, three exhibits with opening receptions on April 12 will offer plenty of variety on the Southern Indiana arts scene.

As the NoCo Arts & Cultural District continues to grow in downtown Jeffersonville — it's short for just North of Court Avenue — the city and its Public Arts Commission is offering up a Creative Impact Series to spur interest.

The 12th annual Stella di Luce art show will be held Saturday and Sunday, March 23-24, at Huber Winery. The event draws nearly 50 artists while celebrating the arrival of the popular Stella di Luce wine.

LOUISVILLE — If anyone going to see the Pixies and Weezer Friday night in Louisville didn't know what to expect from the iconic musicians, they left with a smile and an energy that would leave them bouncing in their Vans for hours after it ended.

Focusing on dynamic, relevant storytelling in an intimate setting, The Drama Studio brings classic stories to life in original ways.

CLARKSVILLE —“You just don’t understand!” is a common statement teenagers say to their parents — and vice versa. “Freaky Friday” — the musical by Disney — gives one rebellious teenage girl and her stressed-out mom the chance to understand what the other is going through when they accidentall…

A year-long series of events at the Carnegie Center for Art and History will use the arts to reinterpret the longstanding Underground Railroad exhibit.

NEW ALBANY — The Carnegie Center for Art and History presents The Art of Elmer Lucille Allen, Sandra Charles, and Barbara Tyson Mosley, an exhibition of work by three prominent local artists. The exhibition opens Friday, Feb. 22, with a special curator’s talk with the artists at 5:30 p.m. fo…

NEW ALBANY — TheatreWorks of Southern Indiana is is currently reserving tickets for "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."

NEW ALBANY — The Carnegie Center for Art and History will host Ivan Kreilkamp for "Pets, Persons, Portraits," a lecture held in conjunction with the closing day of the exhibition "Biophilia Life; or, My Best Friend Has Four Legs and a Tail." The event will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday, …

LOUISVILLE — Prepare to “cheer” the sixth anniversary of the first local beer festival to take off at historic Bowman Field Airport.

NEW ALBANY — The Floyd County Library will continue the free lunchtime concert series with a new lineup of performances for winter/spring 2019.

'Tis the season for twinklin' and Louisville has a number of events and places to see lights. Pack up the family/friends/pups and prepare to get festive with Do502's guide to lights in Louisville.

JEFFERSONVILLE — This weekend, a local museum is offering an opportunity to learn about Jeffersonville's steamboat history and to celebrate the holiday season.

NEW ALBANY — Not many places conjure up postcard-like images than the Culbertson Mansion at Christmas.

The Carnegie Center for Art and History presents “Biophilia Life; or, My Best Friend Has Four Legs and a Tail,” a group exhibition featuring work by prominent local and national artists who explore the unique connection between humankind and domesticated animals.

A slew of holiday-related events will kick-off next week in Southern Indiana. Find all the details below.

NEW ALBANY — A collaborative effort spearheaded by ArtSeed and TheatreWorks of Southern Indiana seeks to use fiber as a connective medium and draw visitors to New Albany.

ELIZABETH — Six local singers will soon compete to see who can raise the most money for a local nonprofit.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Halloween festivities are about to be in full swing in Southern Indiana.

The estate of internationally-acclaimed painter Victor L. Troutman will be loaning more than 50 of his works to the Jeffersonville Township Public Library, main library, 211 E. Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, from Oct. 13 through Nov.10, with an opening reception on Saturday, Oct. 13, from 6 t…

LOUISVILLE — Historic Bowman Field is an aviation, architectural and civic treasure.

DOWN IN THE VALLEY

NEW ALBANY — The Carnegie Center for Art and History will present its annual Public Art Project event #IamPublicArt on Saturday, Oct. 6, on Bank Street between Spring and Market streets in downtown New Albany.

NEW ALBANY — The Carnegie Center for Art and History presents “Donnett & Turner,” which opens Friday, Oct. 5, with a special curator’s talk with the artists at 5:30 p.m. for Carnegie Center members, and a reception open to the public from 6 to 8 p.m. The exhibition continues through Dec. 1.

Prolific local artist Penny Sisto’s new exhibit “Love Who You Love” opens Sunday at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in New Albany with an artist talk and musical performance by the TheatreWorks cast of “A Man of No Importance.”

LOUISVILLE — The Food Literacy Project is hosting its ninth annual Field-to-Fork Dinner on Thursday, Aug. 23, at The Regency in Louisville. Its goal for the event is to increase the organization’s capacity to give young people and families positive experiences with fresh, healthful foods, ra…

NEW ALBANY — A number of up-and-coming artists will be showcased in ArtSeed’s “The Path Taken” exhibit opening Friday and running through Aug. 31.

HARRISON COUNTY — Didn’t get your entry in for the Tour de France this year? It’s OK. You can still sign up for Saturday’s Le Tour de Pork bike event.

UNDERWOOD — This weekend, a Southern Indiana festival will allow attendees to enjoy sweet corn and family activities while supporting individuals with special needs.

The Ogle Center on the campus of Indiana University Southeast in New Albany has announced its 2018-19 season of arts and entertainment events.

NEW ALBANY — Art on the Parish Green brings its blend of art, music, food, history and spirituality to downtown New Albany this weekend on the grounds of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.

CLARKSVILLE — Derby Dinner’s 2018-19 season, its 44th, will feature eight exciting productions, six of which have never been seen on the Derby Dinner stage.