Step into the enchanting embrace of our Winter Jazz, Blues, and Soul Series. It’s a captivating series that weaves the soulful melodies of jazz, the raw emotion of blues, and the timeless allure of soul into a musical tapestry that will warm your spirit on even the coldest nights. This is more than a concert series; it’s an experience that invites you to escape the chill of the season and immerse yourself in the warmth of exceptional music. Join us as we celebrate the season with an unforgettable fusion of jazz, blues, and soul – where each note becomes a whisper, and every beat is a heartbeat, creating an atmosphere that resonates with the true essence of winter’s embrace. #HealthierYou

Here’s your chance to share why you love our city – in whatever manner you wish – on Valentine’s Day! Go to any or all of our 250LEX social media channels and share your thoughts on your love of Lexington! The 250LEX Commission will gather the community’s “I Love Lex” content and share on our site!

Enjoy a catered supper every Sunday in February, while select community speakers engage a dining audience in a “60 Minute” speaking, interview, and interactive Q&A styled evening. Don’t miss these interesting, inclusive, and memorable evenings. This will be a ticketed event and is sponsored by Wesbanco.

Carson’s at Andover – The Hudson
3450 Todds Road, Lexington, KY
4:45 pm-7:30 pm (Doors open at 4:45 pm, 5:15 pm Supper Served, Speakers 6:15 pm-7:15 pm)

Tickets $20/person available for purchase. Click the “learn more” link to buy.

“More Than a Profession!” goes beyond the conventional view of careers, highlighting how work becomes a calling, a passion, and a life-defining journey. It’s a celebration of purpose, growth, and the profound impact that dedication and commitment can have—not just on individuals, but on the world around them—especially communities like Lexington, where they
live.

Our Speakers:
Mrs. Raquel Carter, Guide Realty Principal Broker
Honorable Pamela Goodwine, Kentucky Supreme Court Justice

Moderator: TBD

Three of city’s historic treasures join together in a celebration of President’s Day. The Lexington History Museum, Ashland: The Henry Clay Estate, and the Mary Todd Lincoln House will offer FREE admission to all on the national holiday. Take this opportunity to explore these three special places, and their connections to our past.

Step into the enchanting embrace of our Winter Jazz, Blues, and Soul Series. It’s a captivating series that weaves the soulful melodies of jazz, the raw emotion of blues, and the timeless allure of soul into a musical tapestry that will warm your spirit on even the coldest nights. This is more than a concert series; it’s an experience that invites you to escape the chill of the season and immerse yourself in the warmth of exceptional music. Join us as we celebrate the season with an unforgettable fusion of jazz, blues, and soul – where each note becomes a whisper, and every beat is a heartbeat, creating an atmosphere that resonates with the true essence of winter’s embrace. #HealthierYou

Enjoy a catered supper every Sunday in February, while select community speakers engage a dining audience in a “60 Minute” speaking, interview, and interactive Q&A styled evening. Don’t miss these interesting, inclusive, and memorable evenings. This will be a ticketed event and is sponsored by Wesbanco.

Carson’s at Andover – The Hudson
3450 Todds Road, Lexington, KY
4:45 pm-7:30 pm (Doors open at 4:45 pm, 5:15 pm Supper Served, Speakers 6:15 pm-7:15 pm)

Tickets $20/person available for purchase. Click the “learn more” link to buy.

“The Color of Education: Evolution, Exposure, and Experience” explores the dynamic journey of learning! Shedding light on how education has evolved, expanded, and enriched lives across generations. These insightful speakers will delve into the intersection of culture, opportunity, and personal growth, offering a powerful narrative on how exposure to diverse experiences shapes minds and transforms communities. The Color of Education: Does It Shape Minds? Does It Brighten Futures?

Our speakers:
Mr. Emmett “Buzz” Burnam, Former University of Kentucky Director of Diversity
Dr. Demetrus Liggins, Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent

Moderator: TBA

Step into the enchanting embrace of our Winter Jazz, Blues, and Soul Series. It’s a captivating series that weaves the soulful melodies of jazz, the raw emotion of blues, and the timeless allure of soul into a musical tapestry that will warm your spirit on even the coldest nights. This is more than a concert series; it’s an experience that invites you to escape the chill of the season and immerse yourself in the warmth of exceptional music. Join us as we celebrate the season with an unforgettable fusion of jazz, blues, and soul – where each note becomes a whisper, and every beat is a heartbeat, creating an atmosphere that resonates with the true essence of winter’s embrace. #HealthierYou

All are invited to “A Night of Black Excellence” presented by Black Male Working Academy, Inc. on Friday, February 28 at 7 pm at Harper Hall. This evening will honor Anthony Beatty, Bishop Carter, IV, Richard Greene and P.G. Peeples for their long-time service to the community. Tickets can be purchased on their website (linked below).

Enjoy a centuries-old tradition, Japan’s Kodo Drummers, featuring athletic performers who create a universe of sound and emotion through thunderous percussion and polished theatrics. This family-friendly event celebrates the ensemble’s enduring spirit — forever children of the drum at heart. Concert presenters, Greenroom Exchange, are recipients of a 250LEX Cultural Grant.

Step into the enchanting embrace of our Winter Jazz, Blues, and Soul Series. It’s a captivating series that weaves the soulful melodies of jazz, the raw emotion of blues, and the timeless allure of soul into a musical tapestry that will warm your spirit on even the coldest nights. This is more than a concert series; it’s an experience that invites you to escape the chill of the season and immerse yourself in the warmth of exceptional music. Join us as we celebrate the season with an unforgettable fusion of jazz, blues, and soul – where each note becomes a whisper, and every beat is a heartbeat, creating an atmosphere that resonates with the true essence of winter’s embrace. #HealthierYou

UK Opera Theatre presents “Sanctuary Road”, an opera inspired by the writings of William Still – the Father of the Underground Railroad. Among the stories is one of Peter Still, a man sold into slavery in Lexington. This opera was composed by Paul Moravec, winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize in Music. Recipient of a 250LEX Cultural Grant.

It’s Lexington’s first-ever city-wide Scavenger Hunt! This event will be a fun, family-friendly hunt, showcasing some of the city’s landscape and history through an engaging game of clues and checkpoints. Discover new-to-you sites, and historic landmarks throughout Fayette County.