Comedy Off Broadway
Lexington's only comedy club. Age Requirements - Friday and Saturday shows: 21 and over w/ valid ID. Wednesday and Thursday shows: 18 and over w/ valid ID. Club Etiquette - As in any theater, certain behavior is expected. Out of RESPECT to the performers and those seated around you, please keep ALL table conversation to a minimum.

University of Kentucky Art Museum
The premiere art museum in Lexington. The museum maintains a growing permanent collection of nearly 4,000 European and American paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, photographs, and decorative arts. There are also holdings in art of the Americas, Africa and Asia.

Kentucky Theatre

Artemesia Acupuncture and Wellness Center
We offer private treatments or an opportunity to experience acupuncture in a community setting.

The Hub at University of Kentucky William T. Young Library
Located in the basement of William T. Young Library, the Hub @ WT's provides library research assistance and IT help in one convenient location. The Hub features over 200 Windows computers as well as a Mac lab for student use. Mac video editing suites with Final Cut Pro are now available, and two presentation practice rooms will be completed in spring 2008.

Natasha's Bistro
Includes restaurant, boutique and performance space featuring dancing, theater, storytelling and poetry

Joseph-Beth Booksellers
Independent Booksellers established in 1986

Lexington Public Library-Tates Creek Branch
Transportation Served by LexTran Brown Route (No. 5 – Newtown-Tates Creek) Special Features * geothermal heating and cooling * Largest branch library in Lexington * Two quiet study rooms * Two meeting rooms: the 49-seat Josephine Staples Emrath Community Room and a 20-seat meeting room * Amazon Sanctuary, mural by Lori James

Coldstream Research Park

Lexington Public Library-Village Branch
Transportation Served by LexTran Purple Route (No. 4 – North Limestone-Versailles Road) Special Features * Homework help from 3 p.m. to close Monday through Thursday * Completely bilingual staff (Spanish and English)

Living Arts & Science Center
The Living Arts & Science Center is a non-profit organization providing creative and unique opportunities in the arts and sciences for children and adults of all ages. Classes and workshops take place year-round, as well as gallery exhibits, field trip programs, monthly Discovery Night programs, and numerous free community programs through the year.

Balagula Theatre
The Balagula Theatre Company considers itself an actor’s theatre, seeing its mission in nurturing the talent of the people and allocating its every resource to this purpose.We believe in ourselves, our talents and dedication. We respect our community and its ability to recognize creative ambition as its vital resource.

University of Kentucky Singletary Center for the Arts
The Otis A. Singletary Center for the Arts at the University of Kentucky offers the promise of excitement and discovery that only great performances and art can provide. Named on April 16, 1987 for the retiring eighth President of the University, the Center has become a major cultural resource for the Commonwealth.

Studio Players Carriage House Theatre
Home of Studio Players, the Carriage House Theatre is located behind the Bell House in Lexington's picturesque and historic Bell Court.

Transylvania University Haggin Auditorium

Lexington Opera House
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Lexington Opera House is known as one of the premiere performing arts centers in the region. Programming at the Opera House offers something for everyone: ballet, opera, children’s productions, family shows, comedy, music and professional national BROADWAY tours!

Mary Todd Lincoln House
Mary Todd Lincoln, wife of the sixteenth president of the United States, was born in Lexington, Kentucky, on December 13, 1818. The fourth of sixteen children, Mary was daughter to one of the town's wealthier and more prominent men, Robert Smith Todd.

Transylvania University Morlan Gallery
Located in the Mitchell Fine Arts Center on Transylvania University's campus, the Morlan Gallery serves the campus, local, and regional communities with six to seven provocative exhibitions each year. The exhibition calendar, in keeping with the academic year, begins in September and runs through graduation at the end of May.