Performing & Visual Arts

Grant County

CETA Community Enrichment Through the Arts Several events going on through out the year, The Autumn Arts Fest being the number one event, but also featuring an artist each month at the Grant County Tourism center at the Dry Ridge Outlet Center. http://www.cetaarts.org

Boone, Campbell, and Kenton Counties

Northern Kentucky Arts Council Carnegie Arts Center, 1028 Scott Blvd., Covington, KY 41011; 859-655-8110 Changing menu of exciting visual arts by local and regional artists. Up to 44 different shows each year in four distinct galleries. 750-seat theatre promises exciting and invigorating experiences for the audience. September through July, Tues.–Fri. 10:30 am-5:30 pm, Sat. noon-4:00 pm Northern Kentucky Symphony P.O. Box 72810, Newport, KY 41072; 859-431-6216 www.kyso.org The largest professional performing arts organization in Northern Kentucky. Performs throughout the year: monthly at Greaves Concert Hall, Highland Heights, KY (October-May) and at the Amphitheater in Devou Park (June-Sept.) Box Office: 540 Linden Ave., Newport, 41071 (NW corner of 6th & Linden). Mon.-Fri. 9 am-6 pm, Sat. noon-4 pm.  Tickets can be purchased on line or via phone.  Stained Glass Theatre 8th & York Sts., Newport, KY 41071; 859-291-7464.  Ticket hotline: 513-474-8711 Home of the Footlighters, a community theater group performing in the area for over 40 seasons.

Pendleton County

Kincaid Regional Theatre Co. 400 Chapel St., Falmouth, KY 41040.  Mailing address: P.O. Box 208, Falmouth, KY 41040;  Tickets: 859-654-2636 www.krtshows.com   2010 schedule: June 18, through June 24 PIPPI LONGSTOCKING is a story of a little girl that lives alone with her animals in a house called Villa Villekulla. Her father is a sea captain and her mother is in heaven, so she has no one to tell her what to do or how to behave. In her adventures she encounters several different people in her little town and overwhelms them all. Her best friends Tommy and Annika thinks she is great and so will you. July 10, through July 31 PAINT YOUR WAGON is a Wild West tale relating all the shenanigans that go on in Rumson, a gold mining town in California, named after its founder Ben Rumson. Ben’s daughter, Jennifer, is the only gal in town which creates a great deal of tension until Jacob Woodling shows up with his two wives. Woodling sells one of his wives and life for everyone in town get very interesting after that. This musical is full of wonderful music, comedy, dancing, romance and intrigue.

Bracken County

The Foots Club 108 Jefferson St., Brooksville, Ky 41004; 606-735-2831  Live entertainment throughout the summer concert series on the outdoor stage.