Ashlie Stevens
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Curious Louisville: What's That Door In A Hill On Lexington Road?
Home to a hobbit? → Read More
Curious Louisville: Why Is A Stretch Of Louisville Highway Measured In Kilometers?
Part of the Gene Snyder seems downright European. → Read More
This Weekend, Chris Thile’s ‘Live From Here’ Is Both Live And In Louisville
WFPL Arts and Culture Reporter Ashlie Stevens caught up with Thile to talk about the show's evolution since he took over as host. → Read More
National Musician's Union Pension Cuts Could Impact Louisville Performers
Officials with the American Federation of Musicians and Employers' Pension Fund say the fund is nearing "critical and declining" status. → Read More
New Grant To Louisville’s CTC Will Connect Muslim, Non-Muslim Youth
Louisville’s Commonwealth Theatre Center has won a grant to build intercultural understanding through arts experiences. → Read More
REVIEW: Kentucky Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' Doesn't Miss A Beat
The music and the cast’s stellar comedic timing make this a memorable production of Shakespeare's beloved comedy. → Read More
Managing Director Kevin E. Moore 'No Longer With' Actors Theatre
Actors Theatre has confirmed that its managing director is no longer with the organization but they would not clarify the terms of his departure. → Read More
Kentucky Shakespeare To Open Its 59th Season Wednesday
Kentucky Shakespeare’s summer in the park series begins Wednesday with a production of “As You Like It,” one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays. → Read More
For Fifth Consecutive Year, Louisville Youth Can Get A 'Culture Pass'
The program, which officially launches on June 1, is valid for free one-time general admission at nearly 40 participating institutions. → Read More
Democrat Michael Bowman Wins Treasurer Primary
Bowman is a branch manager for U.S. Bank in Louisville and worked within Louisville Metro Council as a legislative assistant. → Read More
The Next Louisville: Candidates For Governor Take Questions From Young Kentuckians « The Next Louisville
In preparation for Tuesday’s election, Curious Louisville solicited questions from Kentucky youth to ask the candidates for governor. We heard from more than 20 young people and they delivered a number of forward-thinking, important questions. We spoke with all four Democrats vying for the nomination, as well as one Republican candidate. (Note: Because we only spoke to Democrat Andy Beshear for… → Read More
Curious Louisville: Why Does The U of L Cardinal Mascot Have Teeth?
Real cardinals don't... but Louie does. → Read More
Louisville Gets OK To Move Controversial Castleman Statue
The city has a standing agreement with Cave Hill Cemetery, which would provide space and care for the monument of John Breckinridge Castleman. → Read More
Commonwealth Theatre Reinterprets 'Henry V' With All-Female Cast
"Henry V" is one of Shakespeare’s most stereotypically “masculine” plays. But this cast is made up exclusively of female-identifying actors. → Read More
Thursday, Fate Of Louisville's Castleman Statue Is Up For Debate Again
The city is scheduled to petition the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission in an attempt to remove the statue. → Read More
Kentucky Derby Museum Wants To Turn Your Hat Into Art
Before you put away your Derby hat for the year, curators at the Kentucky Derby Museum want you to think about how it would look as part of an exhibit instead. → Read More
Oaks Attendees Find Unique Ways To Experience The Track
While Joe Nevills was handicapping the races with haikus, lines were forming for $20 lobster rolls from a concession stand. → Read More
Shaving Time At The Kentucky Derby
Since its start in 1875, there are numerous examples of the Derby being won by a fraction of a second. → Read More
Curious Derby: Getting Caught Up On Derby History
The call to the post at Churchill Downs is an iconic sound, but how did it become part of the track’s culture? And why so many hats at Derby? → Read More
Top Kentucky Derby Contender, Omaha Beach, Scratches From Race
Trainer Richard Mandella said the issue was an entrapped epiglottis, an airway abnormality that can affect a horse’s performance. → Read More