It’s time for Lexington Family Magazine’s annual Writing Contest and we are asking students to become world travelers for their creative essays. The topic for this year’s contest is “If I Could Travel Anywhere in the World …” Students are invited to imagine where they would go, how they would get there and what would […]
IT started out looking like Mars. Now steel beams, brick and grass are giving it form. It’s the fast-moving ONE School project, and everyone at The Lexington School feels the excitement for next fall when it will be ready. After all, it is a $10 million project that will impact every single member of The […]
Montessori teacher Patty Webb saw it with her own eyes when a friend begged her to visit a classroom at Community Montessori School. At the time, Webb’s daughter, now 18, was 4 and attending another preschool. Reluctantly, Webb took her friend’s advice: she went, she saw and Montessori conquered. “It was magical to see children […]
Many families already know that Cut & Paste Craft Studio serves as an ideal place for kids to explore their creativity and bring home a cool piece of art. After all, the Studio, located next to Meijer on West Reynolds Road, offers after-school craft clubs, summer camps, crafts-to-go at area schools and birthday parties galore. […]
Students enjoy a day off from school on Jan. 21, MLK Day, but the holiday is hardly a day of rest. After all, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. rarely took a day off in his defense of civil rights and pursuit of social justice. That’s why, for the past two decades, the Carnegie Center for […]
As you begin to write or review your New Year’s resolutions, consider adding an annual hearing exam to your healthcare plan this year! While we typically remember to go to the dentist twice a year, or schedule an annual physical with our doctor or get your flu shot, most Kentuckians do not visit an audiologist […]
Derby Dinner Playhouse: “Holiday Inn” Based on the classic film, this joyous musical features thrilling dance numbers, laugh-out-loud comedy and a hit parade of Irving Berlin songs. Evening performances include a dinner buffet that are offered Tuesday-Sunday at 6 p.m. through Dec. 31. Matinees are Tuesday-Friday and Sunday at 11:45 a.m. and include lunch before […]
Cabela’s Santa’s Wonderland is open for free photos with Santa, holiday crafts and games daily through Dec. 24. Photos with Santa are available 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Sunday. Hours on Dec. 24 are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Info: 286-5300. Southern Lights Holiday Festival Nov. 16-Dec. 31. Indoor attractions will be closed […]
Whether you’re shopping for an animal lover, an athlete or an artist we’ve got the perfect suggestion for your Holiday Shopping List! For the Science Girl Luciana Vega is American Girl’s 2018 Girl of the Year, a confident 11-year-old girl and aspiring astronaut pursuing her dream of being the first person on Mars. www.americangirl.com For the […]
Walking into the Memory Café in the basement of the Alzheimer’s Association office, you can hear the laughter and chatter from the hallway. Cookies, coffee and supplies for a craft are spread out as older adults sit and chat about grandchildren, sports and upcoming holidays. This meeting resembles any other social group one might find […]
