Rear Window
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Talk about a small town. In this Alfred Hitchcock classic, wheelchair-bound Jimmy Stewart watches over his New York apartment courtyard through his window and observes the lives of his neighbors. There’s “Miss Lonelyhearts,” the frustrated composer, the sunbathing sculptress, the newlyweds and the middle-aged couple with their yappy dog. And then there’s the salesman with the nagging wife. When she suddenly disappears from the scene, Jimmy gets a little anxious.
Sunday, July 1Bug
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Having escaped her abusive ex-husband Goss (Harry Connick Jr.), lonely waitress Agnes (Ashley Judd) moves into a sleazy motel. She begins a tentative romance with a Gulf War veteran. However, things don't always seem as they appear, and Agnes is about to experience a claustrophobic nightmare reality as the bugs begin to arrive. Directed by William Friedkin (“The Exorcist”) and adapted by Trecy Letts from his hit off-Broadway play.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Having escaped her abusive ex-husband Goss (Harry Connick Jr.), lonely waitress Agnes (Ashley Judd) moves into a sleazy motel. She begins a tentative romance with a Gulf War veteran. However, things don't always seem as they appear, and Agnes is about to experience a claustrophobic nightmare reality as the bugs begin to arrive. Directed by William Friedkin (“The Exorcist”) and adapted by Trecy Letts from his hit off-Broadway play.
Sunday, July 1Murray Bank Gospel Explosion
Central Park
Murray
7:30 p.m.
Don't miss the Murray Bank Gospel Explosion. This year’s concert features Echoes from Calvary and The Smith Family Trio.
Central Park
Murray
7:30 p.m.
Don't miss the Murray Bank Gospel Explosion. This year’s concert features Echoes from Calvary and The Smith Family Trio.
Stranded Cow Cafe Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
527 North 6th St.
2 p.m.
The Stranded Cow Cafe’s already a big hit with locals and visitors alike! Great food, beautiful setting and excellent service all guarantee a fabulous meal inside this historic house. Be sure to stop by for the official grand opening and ribbon cutting, and enjoy drinks and sweets! 575.0020.
527 North 6th St.
2 p.m.
The Stranded Cow Cafe’s already a big hit with locals and visitors alike! Great food, beautiful setting and excellent service all guarantee a fabulous meal inside this historic house. Be sure to stop by for the official grand opening and ribbon cutting, and enjoy drinks and sweets! 575.0020.
Lourdes Hospice Grief Support Group
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
Independence Day Celebration
Historic Downtown & Wilson Stage on the Riverfront
6 p.m. Riverfront Family Fun
7 p.m. Paducah Community Band Concert
9:15 p.m. Fireworks
Arts and crafts, games, vendors, concert and fireworks on the riverfront. Free. 444.8508.
Historic Downtown & Wilson Stage on the Riverfront
6 p.m. Riverfront Family Fun
7 p.m. Paducah Community Band Concert
9:15 p.m. Fireworks
Arts and crafts, games, vendors, concert and fireworks on the riverfront. Free. 444.8508.
Wednesday, July 46th Annual Mayfield Festival
Benefits Sheriff’s Boys and Girls Ranch
Court Square
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Graves County Sheriff’s Cops & Rodders Police Car Show features new and old vehicles. Also: patriotic kiddie parade, patriotic kiddie parade, patriotic animal show and parade, baby crawling contest, karaoke, Elvis concert, DJ Johnny B and the best fireworks display in the area! Evening events at MHS track area including the Red, White & Blues Concert with Blues Berry Jam at 7 p.m.
Benefits Sheriff’s Boys and Girls Ranch
Court Square
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Graves County Sheriff’s Cops & Rodders Police Car Show features new and old vehicles. Also: patriotic kiddie parade, patriotic kiddie parade, patriotic animal show and parade, baby crawling contest, karaoke, Elvis concert, DJ Johnny B and the best fireworks display in the area! Evening events at MHS track area including the Red, White & Blues Concert with Blues Berry Jam at 7 p.m.
Red Cross Donor Days
Executive Inn Convention and Expo Center
7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Lay back, stick out your arm and relax, knowing that you're sharing a part of yourself to save someone else’s life. Plus, there’s usually cookies and juice afterward!
Executive Inn Convention and Expo Center
7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Lay back, stick out your arm and relax, knowing that you're sharing a part of yourself to save someone else’s life. Plus, there’s usually cookies and juice afterward!
Thursdays only, July 5-26
Clay Creations Class
Paducah Parks Services
3:30-5 p.m.
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith welcomes students of all ages to complete one nice hand-built clay piece. LowerTown artists guide individual and group projects. Includes chance for students to bring four friends/family members on unique LowerTown Arts District guided tour. $50 plus $10 fee. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Paducah Parks Services
3:30-5 p.m.
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith welcomes students of all ages to complete one nice hand-built clay piece. LowerTown artists guide individual and group projects. Includes chance for students to bring four friends/family members on unique LowerTown Arts District guided tour. $50 plus $10 fee. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Thursday, July 5Cooper/Clayton Method to Stop Smoking
Lourdes Hospital, Garden Room
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Tonight begins 13 weeks of classes featuring nicotine replacement products, education sessions and group support. Learn to choose the best nicotine replacement product and how to remain tobacco-free through nutrition, exercise and other strategies. Joint effort of the Purchase District Health Department, Lourdes, The Heart Group, Western Baptist Hospital and Kentucky Cancer Program. Free. 442.1310.
Lourdes Hospital, Garden Room
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Tonight begins 13 weeks of classes featuring nicotine replacement products, education sessions and group support. Learn to choose the best nicotine replacement product and how to remain tobacco-free through nutrition, exercise and other strategies. Joint effort of the Purchase District Health Department, Lourdes, The Heart Group, Western Baptist Hospital and Kentucky Cancer Program. Free. 442.1310.
Thursday, July 5Stork Smart Open House
Western Baptist Hospital
Doctors Office Bdg. 2, 2nd Fl.
5-7 p.m.
westernbaptist.com
Expectant parents: Don't miss this tour of Western Baptist’s labor, delivery and postpartum suites and a chance to meet the wonderful Maternal-Child Services staff. Refreshments. 575.2229.
Western Baptist Hospital
Doctors Office Bdg. 2, 2nd Fl.
5-7 p.m.
westernbaptist.com
Expectant parents: Don't miss this tour of Western Baptist’s labor, delivery and postpartum suites and a chance to meet the wonderful Maternal-Child Services staff. Refreshments. 575.2229.
Thursday, July 5Jewelry Trunk Show
Studio Miska
627 Madison St.
6-9 p.m.
We love jewels – and there’s nothing better than a get-together/trunk show with friends and wine. Be sure to stop by Studio Miska and see the beautiful work of Shand Stamper.
Studio Miska
627 Madison St.
6-9 p.m.
We love jewels – and there’s nothing better than a get-together/trunk show with friends and wine. Be sure to stop by Studio Miska and see the beautiful work of Shand Stamper.
Thursday, July 5National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
Thursday, July 5Paris Je T'Aime
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Thursday, July 5Free Movies in Noble Park
Casablanca
Noble Park Amphitheater
8-11 p.m.
paducahky.gov
The Parks team is playing it again, for old times’ sake. Tonight’s movie: that Moroccan tearjerker Casablanca. Parks now shows a different movie every other Thursday evening. Free, with concessions available. For more info, call Trace Stevens, 444.8508.
Casablanca
Noble Park Amphitheater
8-11 p.m.
paducahky.gov
The Parks team is playing it again, for old times’ sake. Tonight’s movie: that Moroccan tearjerker Casablanca. Parks now shows a different movie every other Thursday evening. Free, with concessions available. For more info, call Trace Stevens, 444.8508.
Thursday, July 5Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Thursday, July 5Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Paris Je T'Aime
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Friday, July 6Mixed Doubles
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Friday, July 6Music in the Park
Noble Park Amphitheater
7 p.m.
The Paducah Community Band performs. Led by Doug Van Fleet. Free. 444.8508.
Noble Park Amphitheater
7 p.m.
The Paducah Community Band performs. Led by Doug Van Fleet. Free. 444.8508.
Friday, July 6Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Friday, July 6Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Farmer’s Market Cooking Demos
Paducah Downtown Farmer’s Market
Corner of 2nd and Monroe streets
9 am.-noon
Master Food Volunteers from the McCracken County Extension Office demonstrate cooking techniques and whip up dishes featuring strawberries, asparagus, broccoli and potatoes. 444.8649.
Paducah Downtown Farmer’s Market
Corner of 2nd and Monroe streets
9 am.-noon
Master Food Volunteers from the McCracken County Extension Office demonstrate cooking techniques and whip up dishes featuring strawberries, asparagus, broccoli and potatoes. 444.8649.
Saturday, July 7Surprising Saturdays: Exotic Birds
Mclib Teen Summer Reading Program, Ages 13-17
McCracken County Public Library
1-2:30 p.m.
mclib.net/teenevents.html
Come face-to-face with a macaw and other fascinating birds from Four Rivers Bird Rescue. You never know what you might learn or whom you might meet at your library! Limit: 50. Free. 442.2510, x50.
Mclib Teen Summer Reading Program, Ages 13-17
McCracken County Public Library
1-2:30 p.m.
mclib.net/teenevents.html
Come face-to-face with a macaw and other fascinating birds from Four Rivers Bird Rescue. You never know what you might learn or whom you might meet at your library! Limit: 50. Free. 442.2510, x50.
Saturday, July 7Congressman Carroll Hubbard’s Birthday Party
222 Kentucky Ave., Suite 6
1:30-4:30 p.m.
The lovely Vivian Hubbard invites everyone to celebrate the 70th birthday of everyone’s good friend, Congressman Carroll Hubbard. The congressman is famous for remembering all of our birthdays – let’s help him celebrate his! For details, call Vivian, 247.7303.
222 Kentucky Ave., Suite 6
1:30-4:30 p.m.
The lovely Vivian Hubbard invites everyone to celebrate the 70th birthday of everyone’s good friend, Congressman Carroll Hubbard. The congressman is famous for remembering all of our birthdays – let’s help him celebrate his! For details, call Vivian, 247.7303.
Saturday, July 7Paris Je T'Aime
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Saturday, July 7Music at Etcetera
Etcetera Coffeehouse and Student Art Gallery
320 North Sixth St.
7 p.m.
Lee Cole will entertain you at the always-entertaining Etcetera. Stop by and sip some bubble tea or coffee, catch up with friends and enjoy a great evening in LowerTown.
Etcetera Coffeehouse and Student Art Gallery
320 North Sixth St.
7 p.m.
Lee Cole will entertain you at the always-entertaining Etcetera. Stop by and sip some bubble tea or coffee, catch up with friends and enjoy a great evening in LowerTown.
Saturday, July 7
Downtown After Dinner
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
paducahdowntown.com
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment including Greg French (country), Paducah Quick Step Cloggers, Carolyn Brunson (classic pops), Kevin Castleberry (country), Kid’s World Ministry (teen dance) and the RBC Praise Band (praise and worship music). Horse-drawn carriage rides, Su-Su the Clown, Paducah Area Painter’s Alliance and classic cars round out the evening. Through mid-September in the historic downtown.) Free.
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
paducahdowntown.com
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment including Greg French (country), Paducah Quick Step Cloggers, Carolyn Brunson (classic pops), Kevin Castleberry (country), Kid’s World Ministry (teen dance) and the RBC Praise Band (praise and worship music). Horse-drawn carriage rides, Su-Su the Clown, Paducah Area Painter’s Alliance and classic cars round out the evening. Through mid-September in the historic downtown.) Free.
Saturday, July 7Mayfield Music Fest
Farmer’s Market Pavilion
7 p.m.
Missed Bonaroo? Then head to Mayfield for the 2nd Annual Mayfield Music Fest. The crowd gathers at the Farmers Market Pavilion between 7th and 8th streets. Tonight’s performer: Ed Tilman’s The Kings Tribute Show. Ahead: Blend, July 14; Ed and Elaine Jones, July 21; Lew Jetton & 61 South, July 28. Free, with concessions. 251.6251.
Farmer’s Market Pavilion
7 p.m.
Missed Bonaroo? Then head to Mayfield for the 2nd Annual Mayfield Music Fest. The crowd gathers at the Farmers Market Pavilion between 7th and 8th streets. Tonight’s performer: Ed Tilman’s The Kings Tribute Show. Ahead: Blend, July 14; Ed and Elaine Jones, July 21; Lew Jetton & 61 South, July 28. Free, with concessions. 251.6251.
Saturday, July 7Grand Rivers Street Dance
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Classic Waxx. Ahead: Southern Fry'd, July 14; Kevin Castleberry, July 21; Just Breakin' Even, July 28, Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Classic Waxx. Ahead: Southern Fry'd, July 14; Kevin Castleberry, July 21; Just Breakin' Even, July 28, Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Saturday, July 7Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Saturday, July 7Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Sunday, July 8Paris Je T'Aime
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
The Cohen Brothers, Gus Van Sant, Gurinder Chadha, Wes Craven, Walter Salles, Alexander Payne and Oliver Assayas paint a portrait of Paris, with each director telling the story of an unusual encounter in one of the city’s neighborhoods. Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Fanny Ardant, Nick Nolte, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, and Steve Buscemi grace these vignettes with their larger-than-life personas.
Lourdes Hospice Grief Support Group
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
July 9-20Two-Week Musical Performance Camp
Market House Theatre
120 Market House Square
10-11:30 a.m. for sixth-tenth graders
mhtplay.com
The fabulous Market House Theatre and Director of Education April Cochran offer a two-week musical performance camp for kids in six through tenth grades. At the end of the camp, students will perform the musical comedy, “Shakespeare Unshackled — Or Everything You Wanted to Know About Shakespeare But Were Afraid Would Show Up on the Quiz,” 5 p.m., July 20. $75. Register by June 29 by calling 444.6828, noon-5 p.m., Tuesday-Friday.
Market House Theatre
120 Market House Square
10-11:30 a.m. for sixth-tenth graders
mhtplay.com
The fabulous Market House Theatre and Director of Education April Cochran offer a two-week musical performance camp for kids in six through tenth grades. At the end of the camp, students will perform the musical comedy, “Shakespeare Unshackled — Or Everything You Wanted to Know About Shakespeare But Were Afraid Would Show Up on the Quiz,” 5 p.m., July 20. $75. Register by June 29 by calling 444.6828, noon-5 p.m., Tuesday-Friday.
Paducah/River City Business and Professional Women
Whaler’s Catch
123 North 2nd St.
Noon
This great group of professional women meets to network, hear from community and business leaders and participate in community service projects.
Whaler’s Catch
123 North 2nd St.
Noon
This great group of professional women meets to network, hear from community and business leaders and participate in community service projects.
Tuesday, July 10Book Pass Club
Mclib ’Tween and Teen Summer Reading Program, Ages 10-17
McCracken County Public Library
2-3 p.m.
mclib.net/teenevents.html
Ever read a great book and want to tell somebody about it? Ever start to read a book and wish someone had told you how boring it was? That’s the idea behind the Book Pass Club. Meet with other ’tweens and teens to discuss a book you have finished. Make new friends. Munch on snacks. Pass along a good book! (But remember: Don’t give away the ending!) You never know what you might learn or whom you might meet at your library! Free. 442,2510, x50.
Mclib ’Tween and Teen Summer Reading Program, Ages 10-17
McCracken County Public Library
2-3 p.m.
mclib.net/teenevents.html
Ever read a great book and want to tell somebody about it? Ever start to read a book and wish someone had told you how boring it was? That’s the idea behind the Book Pass Club. Meet with other ’tweens and teens to discuss a book you have finished. Make new friends. Munch on snacks. Pass along a good book! (But remember: Don’t give away the ending!) You never know what you might learn or whom you might meet at your library! Free. 442,2510, x50.
Tuesday, July 10
Zonta Club of Paducah
Whaler’s Catch
123 North 2nd St.
5:30 p.m.
It’s always a fun night when this group of women executives and professionals gathers to work together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. 575.3444.
Whaler’s Catch
123 North 2nd St.
5:30 p.m.
It’s always a fun night when this group of women executives and professionals gathers to work together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. 575.3444.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
7 a.m.-5 p.m.
Lay back, stick out your arm and relax, knowing that you're sharing a part of yourself to save someone else’s life. Plus, there’s usually cookies and juice afterward!
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
7 a.m.-5 p.m.
Lay back, stick out your arm and relax, knowing that you're sharing a part of yourself to save someone else’s life. Plus, there’s usually cookies and juice afterward!
Wednesday, July 11Off the Shelf
McCracken County Library
Noon
WKCTC professor Andrew Halford talks about Bobbie Ann Mason’s Nancy Culpepper: Stories. He'll discuss the history of Nancy Culpepper, a Kentuckian who appears in some of Mason’s other works. And he'll piece the different stories together for a larger picture of Nancy’s relationships, history and thoughts of home. Free. 442.2510.
McCracken County Library
Noon
WKCTC professor Andrew Halford talks about Bobbie Ann Mason’s Nancy Culpepper: Stories. He'll discuss the history of Nancy Culpepper, a Kentuckian who appears in some of Mason’s other works. And he'll piece the different stories together for a larger picture of Nancy’s relationships, history and thoughts of home. Free. 442.2510.
Wednesday, July 11Paducah Poetry Jam Meeting
Renaissance Restaurant
3100 Broadway
Noon
The Interracial Men’s and Women’s Groups are teaming up with the Market House Theatre for a Paducah version of HBO’s Def Poetry Jam. Attend this meeting to learn more about the event, set for July 28. Or email dotgns@paducah.com for more info.
Renaissance Restaurant
3100 Broadway
Noon
The Interracial Men’s and Women’s Groups are teaming up with the Market House Theatre for a Paducah version of HBO’s Def Poetry Jam. Attend this meeting to learn more about the event, set for July 28. Or email dotgns@paducah.com for more info.
Power in Partnership Breakfast
Carson Center, River Room
Enter through the Box Office Door
7:30 a.m.
Kickstart your day by visiting with Chamber members, networking and hearing from Dave Adkisson, president, Kentucky Chamber. Adkisson will talk about the “New Agenda for Kentucky.” He is soliciting as many creative ideas for our state as he can and will present the best 100 ideas to the newly elected governor in November. $12. Reservations: 443.1746.
Carson Center, River Room
Enter through the Box Office Door
7:30 a.m.
Kickstart your day by visiting with Chamber members, networking and hearing from Dave Adkisson, president, Kentucky Chamber. Adkisson will talk about the “New Agenda for Kentucky.” He is soliciting as many creative ideas for our state as he can and will present the best 100 ideas to the newly elected governor in November. $12. Reservations: 443.1746.
Thursday, July 12Hopeful Hearts
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Rosenthal Room
6:30 p.m.
Dr. Lisa Chaney Lasher leads this wonderful support group for women with cancer.
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Rosenthal Room
6:30 p.m.
Dr. Lisa Chaney Lasher leads this wonderful support group for women with cancer.
Thursday, July 12A Mighty Heart
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
On January 23, 2002, Mariane Pearl’s world changed forever. Her husband, Daniel, South Asian Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, was researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid. The story drew them to Karachi where a go-between promised access to an elusive source. As Danny left for the meeting, he told Mariane he might be late for dinner. He never returned.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
On January 23, 2002, Mariane Pearl’s world changed forever. Her husband, Daniel, South Asian Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, was researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid. The story drew them to Karachi where a go-between promised access to an elusive source. As Danny left for the meeting, he told Mariane he might be late for dinner. He never returned.
Thursday, July 12Evenings Upstairs
McCracken County Library
7 p.m.
Consulting engineer and amateur historian Tommy Thompson shows how Paducah’s history is literally set in stone. A History of Monuments and Memorials In and Around Paducah reveals history, myth and legend in a pictorial tour of some of our most famous monuments. Free. 442.2510.
McCracken County Library
7 p.m.
Consulting engineer and amateur historian Tommy Thompson shows how Paducah’s history is literally set in stone. A History of Monuments and Memorials In and Around Paducah reveals history, myth and legend in a pictorial tour of some of our most famous monuments. Free. 442.2510.
Thursday, July 12National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
Thursday, July 12Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Thursday, July 12Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
McCracken County Republican Women
The Pasta House Co.
Noon-1 p.m.
The McCracken County Republican Women welcome women to join in, learn more about the organization and link in with a grassroots network of 100,000 Republican women nationwide.Call Donna-Maria Walker for more info, 443.6950.
The Pasta House Co.
Noon-1 p.m.
The McCracken County Republican Women welcome women to join in, learn more about the organization and link in with a grassroots network of 100,000 Republican women nationwide.Call Donna-Maria Walker for more info, 443.6950.
Friday, July 13A Mighty Heart
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
On January 23, 2002, Mariane Pearl’s world changed forever. Her husband, Daniel, South Asian Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, was researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid. The story drew them to Karachi where a go-between promised access to an elusive source. As Danny left for the meeting, he told Mariane he might be late for dinner. He never returned.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
On January 23, 2002, Mariane Pearl’s world changed forever. Her husband, Daniel, South Asian Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, was researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid. The story drew them to Karachi where a go-between promised access to an elusive source. As Danny left for the meeting, he told Mariane he might be late for dinner. He never returned.
Friday, July 13Mixed Doubles
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Friday, July 13Music in the Park
Noble Park Amphitheater
7 p.m.
The Paducah Community Band performs. Led by Doug Van Fleet. Free.
444.8508.
Noble Park Amphitheater
7 p.m.
The Paducah Community Band performs. Led by Doug Van Fleet. Free.
444.8508.
Friday, July 13Nickel Creek in Concert
The Carson Center
7:30 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
Don’t miss Nickel Creek’s “The Farewell (for now) Tour with Special Guest Glen Phillips.” This is not your father’s bluegrass! Murray native Chris Thile, Sean Watkins and Sara Watkins have mixed in a pop spirit. Greg Phillips (formerly lead singer of Toad the Wet Sprocket) opens the show. Post-show party for all ticket buyers on the Riverview Terrace, with music by Bawn In The Mash. 450.4444.
The Carson Center
7:30 p.m.
thecarsoncenter.org
Don’t miss Nickel Creek’s “The Farewell (for now) Tour with Special Guest Glen Phillips.” This is not your father’s bluegrass! Murray native Chris Thile, Sean Watkins and Sara Watkins have mixed in a pop spirit. Greg Phillips (formerly lead singer of Toad the Wet Sprocket) opens the show. Post-show party for all ticket buyers on the Riverview Terrace, with music by Bawn In The Mash. 450.4444.
Friday, July 13Andrew Goldfarb Performs
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7 p.m.
Andrew Goldfarb, known as The Slow Poisoner: One-Man-Surrealistic-Rock-and-Roll-Band, brings his eccentric music from San Francisco to Etcetera. His Web site says he strums a curiously shaped guitar and croons curiously shaped lyrics. And he sells his own Miracle Tonic to cure whatever ails ya. Check him out at theslowpoisoner.com, and stop by on Friday! Free.
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7 p.m.
Andrew Goldfarb, known as The Slow Poisoner: One-Man-Surrealistic-Rock-and-Roll-Band, brings his eccentric music from San Francisco to Etcetera. His Web site says he strums a curiously shaped guitar and croons curiously shaped lyrics. And he sells his own Miracle Tonic to cure whatever ails ya. Check him out at theslowpoisoner.com, and stop by on Friday! Free.
Friday , July 13Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Friday, July 13Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Cool & Crawly Critters
Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
lbl.org
Bugs, snakes and other creepy crawlies are celebrated today. Special guests include the University of Kentucky’s Insect Road Show featuring giant bugs and spiders. Louisville Zoo personnel will have live snakes. And Austin Peay State University will show live reptiles and amphibians. An observation bee hive, aquatic insects and children’s games and activities included, as well. $3, with children 4 and under admitted free. 800.525.7077.
Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
lbl.org
Bugs, snakes and other creepy crawlies are celebrated today. Special guests include the University of Kentucky’s Insect Road Show featuring giant bugs and spiders. Louisville Zoo personnel will have live snakes. And Austin Peay State University will show live reptiles and amphibians. An observation bee hive, aquatic insects and children’s games and activities included, as well. $3, with children 4 and under admitted free. 800.525.7077.
Saturday, July 14New Works by Wil MacKay
Stornoway House Gallery
513 North 6th St.
10 a.m.-9 p.m.
stornowayhousegallery.com
View beautiful new art from Wil MacKay – his first new oil paintings in 17 years. He’s painted scenes from the Port of Paducah to the seaport of Gloucester, Mass. If you love the water, you'll love his paintings. 444.9446.
Stornoway House Gallery
513 North 6th St.
10 a.m.-9 p.m.
stornowayhousegallery.com
View beautiful new art from Wil MacKay – his first new oil paintings in 17 years. He’s painted scenes from the Port of Paducah to the seaport of Gloucester, Mass. If you love the water, you'll love his paintings. 444.9446.
Saturday, July 14The Shadows
STUDIO mars
418 North 7th St.
Noon-9 p.m.
paullorenz.biz
New oil panel paintings by artist Paul Lorenz are inspired by white and darkness – darkness that may be solid, that may be void – contrasts that may be volumes or space. Through August 9. 442.1087.
STUDIO mars
418 North 7th St.
Noon-9 p.m.
paullorenz.biz
New oil panel paintings by artist Paul Lorenz are inspired by white and darkness – darkness that may be solid, that may be void – contrasts that may be volumes or space. Through August 9. 442.1087.
Saturday, July 14
LowerTown Second Saturday
Jefferson-Park Ave., 3rd St.-9th St.
1-9 p.m.
paducaharts.com
There’s just no better Saturday in town than LowerTown Second Saturday. Start at The Stranded Cow for an excellent breakfast or lunch (or both!) and then see new works from Wil MacKay of Stornoway House Gallery, Paul Lorenz of STUDIO mars, and the grand opening of Cowango.com Studios, 517 North 8th. Stroll one block down to the Madison Condominiums Open House, 2-4 p.m. at 332 North 7th St. Then view the Goddesses, Divas & Femme Fatales show, 6-8 p.m., at Studio Miska, before heading back to The Stranded Cow, Doe’s or Cynthia’s for dinner. Now that’s what we call a beautiful day in the neighborhood!
Jefferson-Park Ave., 3rd St.-9th St.
1-9 p.m.
paducaharts.com
There’s just no better Saturday in town than LowerTown Second Saturday. Start at The Stranded Cow for an excellent breakfast or lunch (or both!) and then see new works from Wil MacKay of Stornoway House Gallery, Paul Lorenz of STUDIO mars, and the grand opening of Cowango.com Studios, 517 North 8th. Stroll one block down to the Madison Condominiums Open House, 2-4 p.m. at 332 North 7th St. Then view the Goddesses, Divas & Femme Fatales show, 6-8 p.m., at Studio Miska, before heading back to The Stranded Cow, Doe’s or Cynthia’s for dinner. Now that’s what we call a beautiful day in the neighborhood!
Saturday, July 14Cowango.com Studios Opening
517 North 8th St.
1-9 p.m.
cowango.com
Don't miss the grand opening of Cowango.com Studios! This hot new LowerTown spot features water color paintings by Stefanie Graves and batik paintings by David Lucht. The artists moved to LowerTown from central Mexico in May. Please help welcome them to Paducah! Free. 908.0755.
517 North 8th St.
1-9 p.m.
cowango.com
Don't miss the grand opening of Cowango.com Studios! This hot new LowerTown spot features water color paintings by Stefanie Graves and batik paintings by David Lucht. The artists moved to LowerTown from central Mexico in May. Please help welcome them to Paducah! Free. 908.0755.
Saturday, July 14Romancing the Bead Grand Opening
615 Monroe St.
1-9 p.m.
romancingthebead.com
Help welcome Pam and Dan Harrison to LowerTown! Pam is opening her Romancing the Bead gallery where she sells her handcrafted jewelry. Look for the balloons on Monroe St. – and her beautiful jewels inside!
615 Monroe St.
1-9 p.m.
romancingthebead.com
Help welcome Pam and Dan Harrison to LowerTown! Pam is opening her Romancing the Bead gallery where she sells her handcrafted jewelry. Look for the balloons on Monroe St. – and her beautiful jewels inside!
Saturday, July 14Madison Condominiums Open House
332 North 7th St.
2-4 p.m.
lowertownhouse.com
When you're strolling around LowerTown, be sure to stop by the Madison Condominiums at the corner of 7th and Madison streets. The first floor unit – door faces Madison – is for sale. Agent Laura Petrie will be on hand to answer any questions. For a sneak peek, check out the visual tour!
332 North 7th St.
2-4 p.m.
lowertownhouse.com
When you're strolling around LowerTown, be sure to stop by the Madison Condominiums at the corner of 7th and Madison streets. The first floor unit – door faces Madison – is for sale. Agent Laura Petrie will be on hand to answer any questions. For a sneak peek, check out the visual tour!
Saturday, July 14Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
2:30 and 8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
2:30 and 8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Saturday, July 14A Mighty Heart
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
On January 23, 2002, Mariane Pearl’s world changed forever. Her husband, Daniel, South Asian Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, was researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid. The story drew them to Karachi where a go-between promised access to an elusive source. As Danny left for the meeting, he told Mariane he might be late for dinner. He never returned.
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
On January 23, 2002, Mariane Pearl’s world changed forever. Her husband, Daniel, South Asian Bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal, was researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid. The story drew them to Karachi where a go-between promised access to an elusive source. As Danny left for the meeting, he told Mariane he might be late for dinner. He never returned.
Saturday, July 14Goddesses, Divas & Femme Fatales
Studio Miska
627 Madison St.
6-9 p.m.
Women artists look at the female form. Through September 1. For more info, call Freda Fairchild, 442.5266.
Studio Miska
627 Madison St.
6-9 p.m.
Women artists look at the female form. Through September 1. For more info, call Freda Fairchild, 442.5266.
Saturday, July 14Ryan English Performs
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7 p.m.
myspace.com/etccoffee
Acoustic, indie, folk rocker Ryan English plays at local coffee bars and restaurants, and recently released his debut album, Songs From A Small Black Book. He’s almost finished with his second album, Bend The Edges. Check him out at ryannealenglish.tk.
Etcetera Coffeehouse
320 North 6th St.
7 p.m.
myspace.com/etccoffee
Acoustic, indie, folk rocker Ryan English plays at local coffee bars and restaurants, and recently released his debut album, Songs From A Small Black Book. He’s almost finished with his second album, Bend The Edges. Check him out at ryannealenglish.tk.
Saturday, July 14Uninvited Guests
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
7-9 p.m.
If a band named Uninvited Guests sounds fun, you'll definitely love their brand of bluegrass, newgrass, rock, country and a few originals. The banjo, vocals and original songs are courtesy of Chip Griffin, a Paducah native and purveyor of Wilson’s Office Supplies. Greg Taylor plays bass – the instrument, not the fish. Sherman Jones, of Jones Steel in Grahamville, plays guitar and provides inspired harmony and lead vocals. He’s often referred to as the man of steel. Richard Calvert, an expatriate Californian, plays mandolin and fiddle and sings harmony and lead vocals. Word is he has an inspiring collection of bad jokes. 444.0044.
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
7-9 p.m.
If a band named Uninvited Guests sounds fun, you'll definitely love their brand of bluegrass, newgrass, rock, country and a few originals. The banjo, vocals and original songs are courtesy of Chip Griffin, a Paducah native and purveyor of Wilson’s Office Supplies. Greg Taylor plays bass – the instrument, not the fish. Sherman Jones, of Jones Steel in Grahamville, plays guitar and provides inspired harmony and lead vocals. He’s often referred to as the man of steel. Richard Calvert, an expatriate Californian, plays mandolin and fiddle and sings harmony and lead vocals. Word is he has an inspiring collection of bad jokes. 444.0044.
Saturday, July 14
Downtown After Dinner
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
paducahdowntown.com
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment including Classic WAXX (classic rock), Reba Wade Studios (various artists), Night Moves Dance Club (line dancing), Charlie Norman (classic pops), Way Past Six (alternative rock), Lindsay Jackson and Hard to Handle (classic rock). Horse-drawn carriage rides, Tango the Clown (balloon animals), Su-Su the Clown (human statue), Paducah Area Painter’s Alliance and classic cars round out the evening. Through mid-September in the historic downtown. Free.
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
paducahdowntown.com
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment including Classic WAXX (classic rock), Reba Wade Studios (various artists), Night Moves Dance Club (line dancing), Charlie Norman (classic pops), Way Past Six (alternative rock), Lindsay Jackson and Hard to Handle (classic rock). Horse-drawn carriage rides, Tango the Clown (balloon animals), Su-Su the Clown (human statue), Paducah Area Painter’s Alliance and classic cars round out the evening. Through mid-September in the historic downtown. Free.
Saturday, July 14Grand Rivers Street Dance
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Southern Fry'd. Ahead: July 14; Kevin Castleberry, July 21; Just Breakin' Even, July 28, Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Southern Fry'd. Ahead: July 14; Kevin Castleberry, July 21; Just Breakin' Even, July 28, Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Saturday, July 14Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Lourdes Hospice Grief Support Group
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
July 16-19Kids in the Kitchen Summer Camp, 2-4 grades
Culinary Arts Kitchen, Anderson Technical Building
9 a.m.-noon
Your second through fourth graders will whisk a variety of ingredients, toss in a little fun and season with imagination at this four-day camp led by the lovely Ro Morse. They'll learn kitchen safety, nutrition and cooking techniques on the first three days then create a special lunch to share with you on the fourth day. $100 per child, includes final day lunch for child and you. $10 for additional adult. Download the PDF to register or call 534.3086.
Culinary Arts Kitchen, Anderson Technical Building
9 a.m.-noon
Your second through fourth graders will whisk a variety of ingredients, toss in a little fun and season with imagination at this four-day camp led by the lovely Ro Morse. They'll learn kitchen safety, nutrition and cooking techniques on the first three days then create a special lunch to share with you on the fourth day. $100 per child, includes final day lunch for child and you. $10 for additional adult. Download the PDF to register or call 534.3086.
Monday, July 16
Chamber Mix & Mingle
Sponsor: Country Inn & Suites
4-6 p.m.
Don't miss this great afternoon to mix & mingle with Chamber members. Free.
Sponsor: Country Inn & Suites
4-6 p.m.
Don't miss this great afternoon to mix & mingle with Chamber members. Free.
July 17-20
Quilt Camp for Kids
Museum of the American Quilter’s Society
215 Jefferson St.
4th grade and up 9:30 a.m.-Noon
Advanced camp 7-12th grade 2-4:30 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Bring your creativity to camp and create unique quilted projects. Learn to use a sewing machine, cut fabric and design a project. Advanced campers create and complete a multi-block quilt. Join the fun and create your own quilt or quilt block. Project supplies and snacks are provided, along with a daily tour of the museum’ s quilt exhibits. Please bring fabric scissors. $40/$36 MAQS Friends. Scholarships available. Contact Carrie Cox, 442.8856. Download and return the application.
Museum of the American Quilter’s Society
215 Jefferson St.
4th grade and up 9:30 a.m.-Noon
Advanced camp 7-12th grade 2-4:30 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Bring your creativity to camp and create unique quilted projects. Learn to use a sewing machine, cut fabric and design a project. Advanced campers create and complete a multi-block quilt. Join the fun and create your own quilt or quilt block. Project supplies and snacks are provided, along with a daily tour of the museum’ s quilt exhibits. Please bring fabric scissors. $40/$36 MAQS Friends. Scholarships available. Contact Carrie Cox, 442.8856. Download and return the application.
Tuesday, July 17Lourdes Premier Choice Lunch and Learn
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Today’s subject: “The Truth about Sleep Disorders: Understanding and Treating the Problem.” Come at 10 a.m. for free memory screenings, followed by lunch at 11:30 a.m. At noon, Dr. James Metcalf, a neurologist, will offer some helpful information. 444.2786.
Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion
Borders Community Room
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Today’s subject: “The Truth about Sleep Disorders: Understanding and Treating the Problem.” Come at 10 a.m. for free memory screenings, followed by lunch at 11:30 a.m. At noon, Dr. James Metcalf, a neurologist, will offer some helpful information. 444.2786.
Tuesday, July 17Meet Terry Terrell
New Girl Scouts CEO
Bear Creek Service Center
711 Jefferson St.
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
On our honor, we will try... to attend this lovely reception for the new CEO of the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana! Congratulations to Terry Terrell! Please stop by, give her a big Girl Scouts welcome and enjoy a light lunch. RSVP to Andrea Ray, 443.8704, or array@kyanags.org.
New Girl Scouts CEO
Bear Creek Service Center
711 Jefferson St.
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
On our honor, we will try... to attend this lovely reception for the new CEO of the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana! Congratulations to Terry Terrell! Please stop by, give her a big Girl Scouts welcome and enjoy a light lunch. RSVP to Andrea Ray, 443.8704, or array@kyanags.org.
Tuesday, July 17Rolling Ice Cream Social
1-4 p.m.
Hop on the bus, Gus, and receive a free cup of Dippin' Dots! Our favorite “Ice Cream of the Future” purveyor is teaming up with PATS, our favorite bus system (which uses biodiesel “Fuel of the Future”), to celebrate National Ice Cream Month. Along with free Dots, riders on all of PATS' fixed route buses will enjoy a free ride. Routes and schedules available online.
1-4 p.m.
Hop on the bus, Gus, and receive a free cup of Dippin' Dots! Our favorite “Ice Cream of the Future” purveyor is teaming up with PATS, our favorite bus system (which uses biodiesel “Fuel of the Future”), to celebrate National Ice Cream Month. Along with free Dots, riders on all of PATS' fixed route buses will enjoy a free ride. Routes and schedules available online.
Tuesday, July 17Book Pass Club
Mclib ’Tween and Teen Summer Reading Program, Ages 10-17
McCracken County Public Library
2-3 p.m.
mclib.net/teenevents.html
Ever read a great book and want to tell somebody about it? Ever start to read a book and wish someone had told you how boring it was? That’s the idea behind the Book Pass Club. Meet with other ’tweens and teens to discuss a book you have finished. Make new friends. Munch on snacks. Pass along a good book! (But remember: Don’t give away the ending!) You never know what you might learn or whom you might meet at your library! Free. 442.2510, x50.
Mclib ’Tween and Teen Summer Reading Program, Ages 10-17
McCracken County Public Library
2-3 p.m.
mclib.net/teenevents.html
Ever read a great book and want to tell somebody about it? Ever start to read a book and wish someone had told you how boring it was? That’s the idea behind the Book Pass Club. Meet with other ’tweens and teens to discuss a book you have finished. Make new friends. Munch on snacks. Pass along a good book! (But remember: Don’t give away the ending!) You never know what you might learn or whom you might meet at your library! Free. 442.2510, x50.
July 17-20Quilt Camp for Kids, 4th grade and above
9:30-noon
Advanced Camp for Alums, 7th-12th grades
2-4:30 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Aspiring quilters: Grab your needles and thread! Quilt campers learn to use a sewing machine, cut fabric and design a project. Using these skills and their own creativity, campers construct unique quilted projects. Advanced campers create and complete a multi-block quilt. $40 for the public or $36 for MAQS Friends. Includes project supplies, quilt exhibits tour and snack. Bring fabric scissors. Class size is limited; pre-registration is required. Scholarships are available. 442.8856, x33.
9:30-noon
Advanced Camp for Alums, 7th-12th grades
2-4:30 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Aspiring quilters: Grab your needles and thread! Quilt campers learn to use a sewing machine, cut fabric and design a project. Using these skills and their own creativity, campers construct unique quilted projects. Advanced campers create and complete a multi-block quilt. $40 for the public or $36 for MAQS Friends. Includes project supplies, quilt exhibits tour and snack. Bring fabric scissors. Class size is limited; pre-registration is required. Scholarships are available. 442.8856, x33.
Interracial Women’s Group
McCracken County Library
Noon
Join this group of amazing women who endeavor to rise above racial, cultural and religious intolerance and celebrate the true value of diversity. Marcia Alexander, 519.6413.
McCracken County Library
Noon
Join this group of amazing women who endeavor to rise above racial, cultural and religious intolerance and celebrate the true value of diversity. Marcia Alexander, 519.6413.
Dazzling Diva Trunk Show
202 Lone Oak Rd.
11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
dashy*designs, Silver Chics, Party Bling, You Name It Printing, Big Top Popcorn, Tagalongz and more host this great trunk show. Stop by and receive while-you-wait embroidering on items either purchased at the show or that you bring in. $5 for personalization. From silver and luggage to custom children’s clothes and hand-painted glass, you'll find something you'll like at this trunk show for all ages. 564.0039.
202 Lone Oak Rd.
11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
dashy*designs, Silver Chics, Party Bling, You Name It Printing, Big Top Popcorn, Tagalongz and more host this great trunk show. Stop by and receive while-you-wait embroidering on items either purchased at the show or that you bring in. $5 for personalization. From silver and luggage to custom children’s clothes and hand-painted glass, you'll find something you'll like at this trunk show for all ages. 564.0039.
Introduction to Command Spanish
WKCTC
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
training.westkentucky.kctcs.edu/continueed.shtml
If you're ready to get beyond “buenos dias” and “una mas cervasa,” this is the class for you. Command Spanish® Inc. offers occupational Spanish-language training materials and programs for the workplace. This learner-friendly language program and the classes require no prior knowledge of Spanish. Great opportunity to determine if you want to include the program in your workplace. $99, including lunch and registration. 534.3335.
WKCTC
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
training.westkentucky.kctcs.edu/continueed.shtml
If you're ready to get beyond “buenos dias” and “una mas cervasa,” this is the class for you. Command Spanish® Inc. offers occupational Spanish-language training materials and programs for the workplace. This learner-friendly language program and the classes require no prior knowledge of Spanish. Great opportunity to determine if you want to include the program in your workplace. $99, including lunch and registration. 534.3335.
Thursday, July 19ArtsReach Singers
Noble Park Amphitheater
11 a.m.
First-through-sixth graders from the Paducah Parks Services Summer Recreation Program perform. Don't miss these awesome kids. They've been practicing all summer long for this big event!
Noble Park Amphitheater
11 a.m.
First-through-sixth graders from the Paducah Parks Services Summer Recreation Program perform. Don't miss these awesome kids. They've been practicing all summer long for this big event!
Thursday, July 19Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Needs Bridge Input
Lake Barkley State Resort Park Convention Center
3500 State Park Rd., Cadiz
4-8 p.m.
If you've got some thoughts on the design and replacement of US 68 bridges, including the Eggner’s Ferry Bridge over Kentucky Lake in Aurora and the Lawrence Memorial Bridge over Lake Barkley at Canton, the gov'ment wants to hear 'em during this afternoon presentation in the Tennessee Room. For more info, call Tim Choate, 800.338.4283, or email him at tim.choate@ky.gov.
Lake Barkley State Resort Park Convention Center
3500 State Park Rd., Cadiz
4-8 p.m.
If you've got some thoughts on the design and replacement of US 68 bridges, including the Eggner’s Ferry Bridge over Kentucky Lake in Aurora and the Lawrence Memorial Bridge over Lake Barkley at Canton, the gov'ment wants to hear 'em during this afternoon presentation in the Tennessee Room. For more info, call Tim Choate, 800.338.4283, or email him at tim.choate@ky.gov.
Thursday, July 19Paprika
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Thursday, July 19National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
Thursday, July 19Free Movies in Noble Park
Gremlins
Noble Park Amphitheater
8-11 p.m.
paducahky.gov
Gizmo causes a lot of Gremlins gradeaux in the small town of Kinston Falls. He was one pet that shouldn't have had water, been fed after midnight or seen bright light. Bad Gizmo! Bad! Parks now shows a different movie every other Thursday evening. Free, with concessions available. For more info, call Trace Stevens, 444.8508.
Gremlins
Noble Park Amphitheater
8-11 p.m.
paducahky.gov
Gizmo causes a lot of Gremlins gradeaux in the small town of Kinston Falls. He was one pet that shouldn't have had water, been fed after midnight or seen bright light. Bad Gizmo! Bad! Parks now shows a different movie every other Thursday evening. Free, with concessions available. For more info, call Trace Stevens, 444.8508.
Thursday, July 19Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Thursday, July 19Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Golf Tournament Benefiting Lone Oak High School Lady Flash Volleyball Team
Drake Creek Golf Club
11:45 a.m. lunch
1 p.m. shotgun start
Tee up a four-person team and head to Drake Creek Golf Club to play and raise some money for the Lone Oak High School Lady Flash Volleyball Team. The funds will help send the team to camps and tournaments this upcoming season. $200 for four-person teams, with hole sponsorships of $100 apiece. Lunch included. Cash and door prizes! For more info, call Kelli Ellermann, 554.1334.
Drake Creek Golf Club
11:45 a.m. lunch
1 p.m. shotgun start
Tee up a four-person team and head to Drake Creek Golf Club to play and raise some money for the Lone Oak High School Lady Flash Volleyball Team. The funds will help send the team to camps and tournaments this upcoming season. $200 for four-person teams, with hole sponsorships of $100 apiece. Lunch included. Cash and door prizes! For more info, call Kelli Ellermann, 554.1334.
Friday, July 20The Twenty Thirty Group: Fridays@5
Doe’s Eat Place
Corner of Broadway and 2nd Street
5 p.m.
Enjoy after-work networking, socializing and drinks! The Twenty Thirty Group offers a fun opportunity to meet new people in the area and reconnect with old friends. Call Chuck Tate, 443.9932, x262.
Doe’s Eat Place
Corner of Broadway and 2nd Street
5 p.m.
Enjoy after-work networking, socializing and drinks! The Twenty Thirty Group offers a fun opportunity to meet new people in the area and reconnect with old friends. Call Chuck Tate, 443.9932, x262.
Friday, July 20Paprika
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:15 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:15 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Friday, July 20Mixed Doubles
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Friday, July 20Music in the Park
Noble Park Amphitheater
7 p.m.
The Paducah Community Band performs. Led by Doug Van Fleet. Free. 444.8508.
Noble Park Amphitheater
7 p.m.
The Paducah Community Band performs. Led by Doug Van Fleet. Free. 444.8508.
Friday, July 20
Men Who Cook
Benefiting the Purchase Area Sexual Assault Center
The Carson Center
7-11 p.m.
This is a guaranteed great time as we sample Hawaiian-themed food from our area’s most charming Men Who Cook. And there’s much dancing and carrying on with The Cruisers afterward! 534.4422.
Benefiting the Purchase Area Sexual Assault Center
The Carson Center
7-11 p.m.
This is a guaranteed great time as we sample Hawaiian-themed food from our area’s most charming Men Who Cook. And there’s much dancing and carrying on with The Cruisers afterward! 534.4422.
July 20-August 26Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition
Tribeca Mexican Cuisine
127 South 2nd St.
paducahphoto.com
While you're enjoying great meals at Tribeca this summer, check out the entrants in the Paducah Summer Festival Photography show. Lunch is served Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; dinner is served those same days, 5-9 p.m., and lunch and dinner on Saturdays, noon-10 p.m.
Tribeca Mexican Cuisine
127 South 2nd St.
paducahphoto.com
While you're enjoying great meals at Tribeca this summer, check out the entrants in the Paducah Summer Festival Photography show. Lunch is served Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; dinner is served those same days, 5-9 p.m., and lunch and dinner on Saturdays, noon-10 p.m.
Friday, July 20Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Fred Paxton Fund Run for Charities
Noble Park, Shelter 10
8 a.m.
Lace up your running or walking shoes! Sponsored by the Community Foundation of West Kentucky and UBS, this 6th annual event helps 13 nonprofit groups grow endowment funds to serve their interests for generations to come. Call 442.8622 or download the registration form.
Noble Park, Shelter 10
8 a.m.
Lace up your running or walking shoes! Sponsored by the Community Foundation of West Kentucky and UBS, this 6th annual event helps 13 nonprofit groups grow endowment funds to serve their interests for generations to come. Call 442.8622 or download the registration form.
Saturday, July 21Delta Queen Visits
8 a.m.-1 p.m.
The Delta Queen is headed our way. The boat docks at 8 a.m. and sets sail at 1 p.m.
8 a.m.-1 p.m.
The Delta Queen is headed our way. The boat docks at 8 a.m. and sets sail at 1 p.m.
Saturday, July 21Farmers' Market Plant Clinics
Paducah Downtown Farmers' Market
Corner of 2nd and Monroe streets
9 am.-noon
The Master Gardeners are on hand to answer plant- and garden-related questions. Have a sick plant? Bring it in and the gardeners will help diagnose the problem and offer cures.
Paducah Downtown Farmers' Market
Corner of 2nd and Monroe streets
9 am.-noon
The Master Gardeners are on hand to answer plant- and garden-related questions. Have a sick plant? Bring it in and the gardeners will help diagnose the problem and offer cures.
Saturday, July 21Dr. Bob Haugh: Racing the Planet
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
2 p.m.
Dr. Bob Haugh shares memories and pictures from his recent trip to China and the Racing the Planet’s 4 Desert Race. He and his team, The Stray Dogs, placed third in a six-day trek across mountains and the Gobi Desert. 444.0044.
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
2 p.m.
Dr. Bob Haugh shares memories and pictures from his recent trip to China and the Racing the Planet’s 4 Desert Race. He and his team, The Stray Dogs, placed third in a six-day trek across mountains and the Gobi Desert. 444.0044.
Saturday, July 21Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
2:30 and 8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
2:30 and 8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Saturday, July 21Paprika
Maiden Alley Cinema
4:30 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Maiden Alley Cinema
4:30 and 7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Saturday, July 21Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition Opening Reception & Critique
Tribeca Mexican Cuisine
127 South 2nd St.
5-7 p.m.
paducahphoto.com
Check out the winning photographs of the 2007 Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition at this reception, critique and awards ceremony. Hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. 441.0050.
Tribeca Mexican Cuisine
127 South 2nd St.
5-7 p.m.
paducahphoto.com
Check out the winning photographs of the 2007 Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition at this reception, critique and awards ceremony. Hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. 441.0050.
Saturday, July 21
Downtown After Dinner
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
paducahdowntown.com
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment including Steel Dove (contemporary Christian and southern gospel), West Kentucky Songwriters (various artists), Greg French (country), Paducah Quick Step Cloggers and HIS Group (contemporary Christian). Horse-drawn carriage rides, Tango the Clown, Su-Su the Clown, Paducah Area Painter’s Alliance, Starving Artists Caricatures, Gretchen Smith’s Black Light Art, John Workman’s The Star Guy and classic cars round out the evening. Through mid-September in the historic downtown. Free.
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
paducahdowntown.com
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment including Steel Dove (contemporary Christian and southern gospel), West Kentucky Songwriters (various artists), Greg French (country), Paducah Quick Step Cloggers and HIS Group (contemporary Christian). Horse-drawn carriage rides, Tango the Clown, Su-Su the Clown, Paducah Area Painter’s Alliance, Starving Artists Caricatures, Gretchen Smith’s Black Light Art, John Workman’s The Star Guy and classic cars round out the evening. Through mid-September in the historic downtown. Free.
Saturday, July 21Daniel Morrow Live
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
7-9 p.m.
Furious and gentle chaos. Sound and form collide in this two-hour improvisation from Paducah’s own Daniel Morrow. Fusing the way of the Samurai with state-of-the-art electronic manipulation, the line is broken between traditional and experimentation in this unique performance. 444.0044
Market Square Coffee
118 Market House Square
7-9 p.m.
Furious and gentle chaos. Sound and form collide in this two-hour improvisation from Paducah’s own Daniel Morrow. Fusing the way of the Samurai with state-of-the-art electronic manipulation, the line is broken between traditional and experimentation in this unique performance. 444.0044
Saturday, July 21Mayfield Music Fest
Farmer’s Market Pavilion
7 p.m.
The crowd gathers at the Farmers Market Pavilion between 7th and 8th streets. Tonight’s performers: Ed and Elaine Jones. Ahead: Lew Jetton & 61 South, July 28. Free, with concessions. 251.6251.
Farmer’s Market Pavilion
7 p.m.
The crowd gathers at the Farmers Market Pavilion between 7th and 8th streets. Tonight’s performers: Ed and Elaine Jones. Ahead: Lew Jetton & 61 South, July 28. Free, with concessions. 251.6251.
Saturday, July 21Grand Rivers Street Dance
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Kevin Castleberry. Ahead: Just Breakin' Even, July 28, Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Kevin Castleberry. Ahead: Just Breakin' Even, July 28, Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Saturday, July 21Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Sunday, July 22Paprika
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
If anime is your “thing,” or if you wonder what the hoopla is all about, don't miss Paprika. This Japanese anime epic is bursting with fantastic imagery and breathtakingly innovative animation. 442.7723.
Art at Parks August Registration Reminder
tallartist.com
Remember to register for the August Art Programs at Paducah Parks Services. Clay Creations Class on Thursday Afternoons; Monday Night Family Night at the Art Studio; Tuesday Night Art Classes for Kids; Thursday Night Art Classes for Adults. Questions? Call Gretchen Smith, 243.0444. Register: 444.8508.
tallartist.com
Remember to register for the August Art Programs at Paducah Parks Services. Clay Creations Class on Thursday Afternoons; Monday Night Family Night at the Art Studio; Tuesday Night Art Classes for Kids; Thursday Night Art Classes for Adults. Questions? Call Gretchen Smith, 243.0444. Register: 444.8508.
July 23-27Kids in the Kitchen Summer Camp, 2-4 grades
Culinary Arts Kitchen, Anderson Technical Building
9 a.m.-Noon
Your second through fourth graders will whisk a variety of ingredients, toss in a little fun and season with imagination at this four-day camp led by the lovely Ro Morse. They'll learn kitchen safety, nutrition and cooking techniques on the first three days then create a special lunch to share with you on the fourth day. $100 per child, includes final day lunch for child and you. $10 for additional adult. Download the PDF to register or call 534.3086.
Culinary Arts Kitchen, Anderson Technical Building
9 a.m.-Noon
Your second through fourth graders will whisk a variety of ingredients, toss in a little fun and season with imagination at this four-day camp led by the lovely Ro Morse. They'll learn kitchen safety, nutrition and cooking techniques on the first three days then create a special lunch to share with you on the fourth day. $100 per child, includes final day lunch for child and you. $10 for additional adult. Download the PDF to register or call 534.3086.
July 23-27
Skateboard Art Camp
Paducah Parks Services
9 a.m.-Noon
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith leads students, 8+, in designing and painting their own blank decks for decoration or actual use. Those who bring a board and a helmet will have a chance to skate at the new skate park. $65 plus $20 for board. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Paducah Parks Services
9 a.m.-Noon
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith leads students, 8+, in designing and painting their own blank decks for decoration or actual use. Those who bring a board and a helmet will have a chance to skate at the new skate park. $65 plus $20 for board. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
July 23-25Rockin River
River Heritage Museum Summer Camp
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
117 S. Water St.
riverheritagemuseum.org
The River Heritage Museum rocks! This month, your fourth-sixth graders can spend three days there, learning the ins and outs of the Ohio River. Scientific experiments, art projects and field trips are all part of the program. $50, including T-shirt. Students should bring a sack lunch. Enrollment is limited to 10. For info, call EJ, 575.9958.
River Heritage Museum Summer Camp
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
117 S. Water St.
riverheritagemuseum.org
The River Heritage Museum rocks! This month, your fourth-sixth graders can spend three days there, learning the ins and outs of the Ohio River. Scientific experiments, art projects and field trips are all part of the program. $50, including T-shirt. Students should bring a sack lunch. Enrollment is limited to 10. For info, call EJ, 575.9958.
Monday, July 23Market House Lunch Box Theatre presents Hansel and Gretel
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
July 23-27
Elementary School Fine Art Camp
Paducah Parks Services
1-4 p.m.
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith leads students, K-5, in a creative week of drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. Students taking this class should have a desire to learn the technical skills of each media. Students and parents enjoy a guided tour of the LowerTown Arts District. $65. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Paducah Parks Services
1-4 p.m.
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith leads students, K-5, in a creative week of drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. Students taking this class should have a desire to learn the technical skills of each media. Students and parents enjoy a guided tour of the LowerTown Arts District. $65. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Monday, July 23Lourdes Hospice Grief Support Group
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson St.
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson St.
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
Monday, July 23Matol Weight Loss Program
Green Turtle Bay Conference Center
6 p.m.
ginkgogarden.com
This free seminar promotes the Matol botanical weight loss and blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol control program. Free. 270.362.5009.
Green Turtle Bay Conference Center
6 p.m.
ginkgogarden.com
This free seminar promotes the Matol botanical weight loss and blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol control program. Free. 270.362.5009.
Jerry Watson Retrospective
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
Tues.-Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
theyeiser.org
YAC continues to celebrate 50 years with “Jerry Watson: 50 Years with Yeiser Art Center: Member Retrospective.” Watson, a Paducah native, was one of the YAC’s founders. This show features a collection of his paintings gathered from local collectors and surrounding museums. His paintings are architectural in design and vary in scale. Through September 15. 442.2453.
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
Tues.-Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
theyeiser.org
YAC continues to celebrate 50 years with “Jerry Watson: 50 Years with Yeiser Art Center: Member Retrospective.” Watson, a Paducah native, was one of the YAC’s founders. This show features a collection of his paintings gathered from local collectors and surrounding museums. His paintings are architectural in design and vary in scale. Through September 15. 442.2453.
Tuesday, July 24Market House Lunch Box Theatre presents Hansel and Gretel
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Tuesday, July 24Leadership Paducah Foundation Annual Meeting
Madison Hall
919 Madison St.
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
leadershippaducah.org
Mark your calendar for this great annual event with speaker Jayne Crisp, longtime facilitator for the Pacific Institute, which consults with more than half of the Fortune 500 companies. Crisp will talk about how self-talk determines our self-concept, which in turn impacts our performance. $35 for Leadership Paducah alumni, includes annual dues; $40 for non-members. Lunch included.
Madison Hall
919 Madison St.
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
leadershippaducah.org
Mark your calendar for this great annual event with speaker Jayne Crisp, longtime facilitator for the Pacific Institute, which consults with more than half of the Fortune 500 companies. Crisp will talk about how self-talk determines our self-concept, which in turn impacts our performance. $35 for Leadership Paducah alumni, includes annual dues; $40 for non-members. Lunch included.
Tuesday, July 24Southern Illinois Miners “Paducah Chamber Night”
Rent One Park
Marion, Ill.
7:05 p.m.
southernillinoisminers.com
The Miners take on Kalamazoo during Paducah Chamber Night. Bring it on home with $7 tickets. Reserve your spot by calling Shane Bennett at 618.969.8506.
Rent One Park
Marion, Ill.
7:05 p.m.
southernillinoisminers.com
The Miners take on Kalamazoo during Paducah Chamber Night. Bring it on home with $7 tickets. Reserve your spot by calling Shane Bennett at 618.969.8506.
Market House Lunch Box Theatre presents Hansel and Gretel
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Wednesday, July 25Open Auditions for Just Like I Wanted
Market House Theatre
5 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House needs at least seven teenagers and two to four adults to perform in Just Like I Wanted. This poignant and theatrical play, by Rebecca Schlossberg, deals with teen suicide. Directed by April Cochran, the show is set for Saturday, September 8, in conjunction with Zack’s Hope Walk-4-Life BBQ and Concert. Perusal scripts can be checked out at the theatre box office. No previous performing experience is needed. If you cannot make the Wednesday audition date, an appointment can be arranged by phoning the theatre. 444.6828.
Market House Theatre
5 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House needs at least seven teenagers and two to four adults to perform in Just Like I Wanted. This poignant and theatrical play, by Rebecca Schlossberg, deals with teen suicide. Directed by April Cochran, the show is set for Saturday, September 8, in conjunction with Zack’s Hope Walk-4-Life BBQ and Concert. Perusal scripts can be checked out at the theatre box office. No previous performing experience is needed. If you cannot make the Wednesday audition date, an appointment can be arranged by phoning the theatre. 444.6828.
Wednesday, July 25 Bawn in the Mash with Justin Townes Earle opening
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m.
paducahsummerfestival.com
Justin Townes Earle opens the Summer Festival with our favorite Bawn in the Mash taking the stage around 8 p.m. Come early for the Oreo Stacking Contest at 5 p.m. and Chalk Art on the Sidewalk from 6-7 p.m. Great way to kick off the Summer Festival! Check out the performers online: bawninthemash.com and myspace.com/justinearle.
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m.
paducahsummerfestival.com
Justin Townes Earle opens the Summer Festival with our favorite Bawn in the Mash taking the stage around 8 p.m. Come early for the Oreo Stacking Contest at 5 p.m. and Chalk Art on the Sidewalk from 6-7 p.m. Great way to kick off the Summer Festival! Check out the performers online: bawninthemash.com and myspace.com/justinearle.
Market House Lunch Box Theatre presents Hansel and Gretel
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Thursday, July 26The October + Parrots of the Caribbean
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m.
paducahsummerfestival.com
Metropolis-based rock band The October stirs things up, with Jimmy Buffett tribute band, the Parrots of the Caribbean, following on stage. Arrive at 5 p.m. for the Greased Pole Contest and then, at 6 p.m., the Donut Eating Contest. Wonder if they're Krispy Kremes!
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m.
paducahsummerfestival.com
Metropolis-based rock band The October stirs things up, with Jimmy Buffett tribute band, the Parrots of the Caribbean, following on stage. Arrive at 5 p.m. for the Greased Pole Contest and then, at 6 p.m., the Donut Eating Contest. Wonder if they're Krispy Kremes!
Thursday, July 26The Searchers
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Rated one of the top 10 American Movies of the past 100 years. Ethan Edwards returns from the Civil War to the Texas ranch of his brother. He hopes to find a home with his family and to be near the woman he secretly loves. But a Comanche raid destroys these plans, and Ethan sets out on a long journey to find his kidnapped niece. Stars John Wayne.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Rated one of the top 10 American Movies of the past 100 years. Ethan Edwards returns from the Civil War to the Texas ranch of his brother. He hopes to find a home with his family and to be near the woman he secretly loves. But a Comanche raid destroys these plans, and Ethan sets out on a long journey to find his kidnapped niece. Stars John Wayne.
Thursday, July 26National Alliance on Mental Illness
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Broadway and 27th
7-8:30 p.m.
Struggling with mental illness? You're not alone. This non-profit group provides support, advocacy and education for anyone dealing with a brain disorder that causes mental illness. Consumers, friends and families are welcome. 443.3448.
Thursday, July 26Cotton Patch Gospel
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
Enjoy the “greatest story ever retold.” This fun musical gives the gospels of Matthew and John a new twist in a contemporary Southern setting, accompanied by a fantastic live bluegrass band. 888.362.4233.
Thursday, July 26Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Interracial Men’s Group
Executive Inn Patio Dining Room
7:30 a.m.
Join this group of awesome men who endeavor to rise above racial, cultural and religious intolerance and celebrate the true value of diversity. 444.9997 or 443.1724.
Executive Inn Patio Dining Room
7:30 a.m.
Join this group of awesome men who endeavor to rise above racial, cultural and religious intolerance and celebrate the true value of diversity. 444.9997 or 443.1724.
July 27-28Bargain Books
St. Paul Lutheran Church
211 South 21st St.
9 a.m.
Stop by St. Paul’s and take home lots of great hard-back and soft-cover books for 50 cents to $1. A silent auction features special interest books. All sales benefit the McCracken County Public Library. And if all that reading works up your appetite, enjoy a variety of baked goods homemade by church members. Friday’s sale is 9 a.m.-7 p.m., and Saturday’s sale is 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 443.7054.
St. Paul Lutheran Church
211 South 21st St.
9 a.m.
Stop by St. Paul’s and take home lots of great hard-back and soft-cover books for 50 cents to $1. A silent auction features special interest books. All sales benefit the McCracken County Public Library. And if all that reading works up your appetite, enjoy a variety of baked goods homemade by church members. Friday’s sale is 9 a.m.-7 p.m., and Saturday’s sale is 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 443.7054.
Friday, July 27Market House Lunch Box Theatre presents Hansel and Gretel
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Friday, July 27The Market Square Coffee Book Club
118 Market House Square
1 p.m.
This month’s book: When She Was White, by Judith Stone. The Measure of a Man by Sydney Poitier is the book for August. 444.0044.
118 Market House Square
1 p.m.
This month’s book: When She Was White, by Judith Stone. The Measure of a Man by Sydney Poitier is the book for August. 444.0044.
Friday, July 27The Twenty Thirty Group: Fridays@5
Max’s Brick Oven
Market Square
5 p.m.
Enjoy after-work networking, socializing and drinks! The Twenty Thirty Group offers a fun opportunity to meet new people in the area and reconnect with old friends. Call Chuck Tate, 443.9932, x262.
Max’s Brick Oven
Market Square
5 p.m.
Enjoy after-work networking, socializing and drinks! The Twenty Thirty Group offers a fun opportunity to meet new people in the area and reconnect with old friends. Call Chuck Tate, 443.9932, x262.
July 27-28Jackson Purchase Energy Hot Air Balloon Ride
Bids by 5 p.m. July 25
Benefits the United Way
unitedwaypaducah.org
jpenergy.com
Would you like to ride in Jackson Purchase Energy’s beautiful balloon? If so, place your bid by calling the United Way, 442.1691, by 5 p.m., July 25. The three highest bidders receive one-hour rides on July 27 and July 28. The entire group enjoys dinner at DOE’s Eat Place, a gift basket and a framed photo of the big adventure. Proceeds go to the United Way.No minimum bid required.
Bids by 5 p.m. July 25
Benefits the United Way
unitedwaypaducah.org
jpenergy.com
Would you like to ride in Jackson Purchase Energy’s beautiful balloon? If so, place your bid by calling the United Way, 442.1691, by 5 p.m., July 25. The three highest bidders receive one-hour rides on July 27 and July 28. The entire group enjoys dinner at DOE’s Eat Place, a gift basket and a framed photo of the big adventure. Proceeds go to the United Way.No minimum bid required.
Friday, July 27Adam Grant and the Satisfaction
FYE CD Store
Paducah Mall
6-8 p.m.
Check out this new band at a free, in-store performance at FYE in the Kentucky Oaks Mall. The band, which includes saxophone and violin players, plays familiar tunes and some new ones.
FYE CD Store
Paducah Mall
6-8 p.m.
Check out this new band at a free, in-store performance at FYE in the Kentucky Oaks Mall. The band, which includes saxophone and violin players, plays familiar tunes and some new ones.
Friday, July 27Craig Russell Band + Ricochet
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m.
paducahsummerfestival.com
The Murray-based rockabilly Craig Russell Band and Ricochet get things rocking tonight. Come early for the Paducah 200 Hot Wheels Race at 5 p.m., then the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles demonstrate parachute jumps at 6:30 p.m. Hot air balloons will be inflated at 9 p.m. in front of the Carson Center.
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m.
paducahsummerfestival.com
The Murray-based rockabilly Craig Russell Band and Ricochet get things rocking tonight. Come early for the Paducah 200 Hot Wheels Race at 5 p.m., then the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles demonstrate parachute jumps at 6:30 p.m. Hot air balloons will be inflated at 9 p.m. in front of the Carson Center.
Friday, July 27Waitress
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jenna (Keri Russell) is trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape. Her secret ambition is to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her overbearing and controlling husband. A sharp, sassy woman with a gift for making unusual pies, Jenna’s recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations and circumstances of her life.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jenna (Keri Russell) is trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape. Her secret ambition is to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her overbearing and controlling husband. A sharp, sassy woman with a gift for making unusual pies, Jenna’s recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations and circumstances of her life.
Friday, July 27Mixed Doubles
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Tilghman High School Tennis Courts
7 p.m.
Instead of your usual dinner plans, why not come out and play some mixed doubles each Friday night? All levels are welcome. Free. Please sign up by noon each Thursday by calling Julie Bowen, 519.8170 or emailing her at jbowen@paducahpower.com.
Friday, July 27Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Friday, July 27Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
FNB Kids Triathlon
Benefits Rehab Associates Foundation
809 Joe Clifton Dr.
7:30 a.m. registration
9 a.m. race
bikeworldky.com/events.htm
This great event promotes the fun and excitement of swimming, bicycling and running. Kids, 7-10, compete in a 100-meter swim, 5K bike and 1K run. Kids, 11-14, compete in a 200-meter swim, 4-mile bike and 2K run. $25 in advance or $35 race day. Scholarships available. Register online or at BikeWorld and ask about training sessions on July 24 and 26! 442.0751 or 442.4396.
Benefits Rehab Associates Foundation
809 Joe Clifton Dr.
7:30 a.m. registration
9 a.m. race
bikeworldky.com/events.htm
This great event promotes the fun and excitement of swimming, bicycling and running. Kids, 7-10, compete in a 100-meter swim, 5K bike and 1K run. Kids, 11-14, compete in a 200-meter swim, 4-mile bike and 2K run. $25 in advance or $35 race day. Scholarships available. Register online or at BikeWorld and ask about training sessions on July 24 and 26! 442.0751 or 442.4396.
Saturday, July 28Recycle Now Collection Event
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Park Avenue Kroger Parking Lot
recyclenowpaducah.com
If you hate throwing away paper, glass and plastic as much as we do, here’s our chance to show support for recycling. The Greater Paducah Sustainability (GPS) group will collect recyclables each fourth Saturday through November. They'll collect five types of items – so please place these items into separate bags before you come. The five items include: 1) rinsed glass bottles and jars of any color, without lids, 2) tin/metal cans with lids, 3) plastic bottles and containers with threaded necks, like milk and water bottles, 4) aluminum beverage cans and 5) non-soiled mixed paper products like newspaper, cardboard, junk mail, printer paper, books, magazines, shredded paper, cereal boxes, etc. A big turnout will show City Hall our commitment to this great cause. Volunteers are needed to help! Email gps.recyclenow@jpf.org to schedule your spot.
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Park Avenue Kroger Parking Lot
recyclenowpaducah.com
If you hate throwing away paper, glass and plastic as much as we do, here’s our chance to show support for recycling. The Greater Paducah Sustainability (GPS) group will collect recyclables each fourth Saturday through November. They'll collect five types of items – so please place these items into separate bags before you come. The five items include: 1) rinsed glass bottles and jars of any color, without lids, 2) tin/metal cans with lids, 3) plastic bottles and containers with threaded necks, like milk and water bottles, 4) aluminum beverage cans and 5) non-soiled mixed paper products like newspaper, cardboard, junk mail, printer paper, books, magazines, shredded paper, cereal boxes, etc. A big turnout will show City Hall our commitment to this great cause. Volunteers are needed to help! Email gps.recyclenow@jpf.org to schedule your spot.
Saturday, July 28Kid’s Day: Horse'n Around the Quilt Museum
Quilt Museum
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Here’s some awesome fun at the quilt museum: Kids, come and make stick horses and then ride 'em in horse shows from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Other activities: plastic calf roping, giant horse shoe game, side walk chalk, face painting and crazy hat making. Also on view: Crazy Horse, the life-sized quilted horse on display at the museum. Free bandana and ice cream to boot! 442.8856.
Quilt Museum
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
quiltmuseum.org
Here’s some awesome fun at the quilt museum: Kids, come and make stick horses and then ride 'em in horse shows from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Other activities: plastic calf roping, giant horse shoe game, side walk chalk, face painting and crazy hat making. Also on view: Crazy Horse, the life-sized quilted horse on display at the museum. Free bandana and ice cream to boot! 442.8856.
Saturday, July 28 Market House Lunch Box Theatre presents Hansel and Gretel
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Market House Theatre
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
mhtplay.com
Market House Theatre’s Studio Theatre becomes a forest setting for this fairy tale adapted into a musical comedy. Travis Hensel plays Hansel, Emily Chapman as Gretel and April Cochran as the Witch. The audience helps Hansel and Gretel find their way in the forest. Lunch provided by Neil’s Catering. $10. Seating is reserved and limited to 50 people per performance. So call 444.6828 to get in on the fun!
Saturday, July 28Waitress
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jenna (Keri Russell) is trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape. Her secret ambition is to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her overbearing and controlling husband. A sharp, sassy woman with a gift for making unusual pies, Jenna’s recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations and circumstances of her life.
Maiden Alley Cinema
4, 7 and 9:30 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jenna (Keri Russell) is trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape. Her secret ambition is to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her overbearing and controlling husband. A sharp, sassy woman with a gift for making unusual pies, Jenna’s recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations and circumstances of her life.
Saturday, July 28Opening Reception for Jerry Watson Retrospective
Yeiser Art Center
5-7 p.m.
theyeiser.org
YAC continues to celebrate 50 years with “Jerry Watson: 50 Years with Yeiser Art Center: Member Retrospective.” Watson, a Paducah native, was one of the YAC’s founders. This show features a collection of his paintings gathered from local collectors and surrounding museums. His paintings are architectural in design and vary in scale. Through September 15. 442.2453.
Yeiser Art Center
5-7 p.m.
theyeiser.org
YAC continues to celebrate 50 years with “Jerry Watson: 50 Years with Yeiser Art Center: Member Retrospective.” Watson, a Paducah native, was one of the YAC’s founders. This show features a collection of his paintings gathered from local collectors and surrounding museums. His paintings are architectural in design and vary in scale. Through September 15. 442.2453.
Saturday, July 28The Andy Childs Band with Special D opening
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m. Concert
9:15 p.m. Fireworks
paducahsummerfestival.com
Special D opens the show, then The Andy Childs Band performs songs by Elvis, Roy Orbison, The Four Tops and The Temptations. Fireworks follow at 9:15 p.m., sponsored by Harrah’s Metropolis Riverboat Casino. Activities throughout the day: hot air balloon rides, book sale, youth triathlon, aero modelers demonstration, crafts, races, cross river swim and the 1st Annual Waiters Competition. Check out paducahsummerfestival.com for details and times and Andy Childs at andychilds.com and Special D at speciald.net.
Paducah Summer Festival
Riverfront Concert
6:30 p.m. Concert
9:15 p.m. Fireworks
paducahsummerfestival.com
Special D opens the show, then The Andy Childs Band performs songs by Elvis, Roy Orbison, The Four Tops and The Temptations. Fireworks follow at 9:15 p.m., sponsored by Harrah’s Metropolis Riverboat Casino. Activities throughout the day: hot air balloon rides, book sale, youth triathlon, aero modelers demonstration, crafts, races, cross river swim and the 1st Annual Waiters Competition. Check out paducahsummerfestival.com for details and times and Andy Childs at andychilds.com and Special D at speciald.net.
Saturday, July 28Motorcycle Races
Carson Park
5 p.m. time trials
7 p.m. race
The McCracken County Fair’s motorcycle races are rescheduled for tonight after rain forced their postponement. $2, with those under 6 admitted free. $1 parking.
Carson Park
5 p.m. time trials
7 p.m. race
The McCracken County Fair’s motorcycle races are rescheduled for tonight after rain forced their postponement. $2, with those under 6 admitted free. $1 parking.
Saturday, July 28
Downtown After Dinner
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment, horse-drawn carriage rides, line dancing, square dancing and vintage car shows. (Saturday evenings, May through mid-September in the historic downtown.) Free.
Broadway from Water to 6th streets
7-10 p.m.
Paducah’s Saturday night tradition features six blocks of live outdoor entertainment, horse-drawn carriage rides, line dancing, square dancing and vintage car shows. (Saturday evenings, May through mid-September in the historic downtown.) Free.
Saturday, July 28Grand Rivers Street Dance
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Just Breakin' Even. Ahead: Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Grand Rivers Little Lake Park
7 p.m.
Get your groove on in Grand Rivers. Tonight’s band: Just Breakin' Even. Ahead: Classic Waxx, August 4; Southern Fry'd, August 11; Just Breakin' Even, August 18 and Classic Waxx again, September 1. Free, though the bands appreciate donations. 270.362.0152.
Saturday, July 28Mayfield Music Fest
Farmer’s Market Pavilion
7 p.m.
The crowd gathers at the Farmers Market Pavilion between 7th and 8th streets. Tonight’s performer: Lew Jetton & 61 South. Free, with concessions. 251.6251.
Farmer’s Market Pavilion
7 p.m.
The crowd gathers at the Farmers Market Pavilion between 7th and 8th streets. Tonight’s performer: Lew Jetton & 61 South. Free, with concessions. 251.6251.
Saturday, July 28Mary, Mary
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
2:30 and 8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Twilight Cabaret Theatre Productions
Ken Bar Lodge, Gilbertsville
2:30 and 8 p.m.
Jean Kerr’s Broadway comedy focuses on wisecracking cynic Mary and sensible Bob. They're on the verge of divorce and an IRS audit. (Wow, double-whammy.) The humor touches on all our favorites: taxes, marriage, alimony, divorce, remarriage, extra-marital affairs, weight-loss and sex. Miss Ellie herself, Barbara Bel Geddes, was nominated for a Tony Award for her 1961 starring role. Dinner optional. 270.436.2399.
Saturday, July 28Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
8 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Saturday, July 28Shady Grove Back at Fat Moe’s
9th and Broadway
9 p.m.-1 p.m.
Shady Grove will be back at Fat Moe’s playing all your favorite and obscure rock-and-roll classics. They'll also play several original songs, which will be featured on their soon-to-be-released debut album! 703.2200.
9th and Broadway
9 p.m.-1 p.m.
Shady Grove will be back at Fat Moe’s playing all your favorite and obscure rock-and-roll classics. They'll also play several original songs, which will be featured on their soon-to-be-released debut album! 703.2200.
The Searchers
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Rated one of the top 10 American Movies of the past 100 years. Ethan Edwards returns from the Civil War to the Texas ranch of his brother. He hopes to find a home with his family and to be near the woman he secretly loves. But a Comanche raid destroys these plans, and Ethan sets out on a long journey to find his kidnapped niece. Stars John Wayne.
Maiden Alley Cinema
4 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Rated one of the top 10 American Movies of the past 100 years. Ethan Edwards returns from the Civil War to the Texas ranch of his brother. He hopes to find a home with his family and to be near the woman he secretly loves. But a Comanche raid destroys these plans, and Ethan sets out on a long journey to find his kidnapped niece. Stars John Wayne.
Sunday, July 29Waitress
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jenna (Keri Russell) is trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape. Her secret ambition is to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her overbearing and controlling husband. A sharp, sassy woman with a gift for making unusual pies, Jenna’s recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations and circumstances of her life.
Maiden Alley Cinema
7 p.m.
maidenalleycinema.com
Jenna (Keri Russell) is trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape. Her secret ambition is to save enough money from her waitressing job to leave her overbearing and controlling husband. A sharp, sassy woman with a gift for making unusual pies, Jenna’s recipes are inspired by the trials, tribulations and circumstances of her life.
Lourdes Hospice Grief Support Group
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
2-3:30 pm
HIPP Building
2855 Jackson Street
This group meets each Monday in July. 415.3636,
July 30-August 2
Creativity Camp Explosion
Paducah Parks Services
1-4 p.m.
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Artist Gretchen Smith leads students, 5+, in performing and visual activities. Kids learn about painting, drawing and sculpture. And they learn the three tools of an actor: body, voice and mind, along with imagery and basic acting techniques. LowerTown artists guide individual and group projects. $50. Limit 20 students. 444.8508.
Paducah Parks Services
1-4 p.m.
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith leads students, 5+, in performing and visual activities. Kids learn about painting, drawing and sculpture. And they learn the three tools of an actor: body, voice and mind, along with imagery and basic acting techniques. LowerTown artists guide individual and group projects. $50. Limit 20 students. 444.8508.
July 30-August 3
Middle School Fine Art Camp
Paducah Parks Services
9 a.m.-Noon
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Artist Gretchen Smith leads sixth, seventh and eighth graders in a creative week of drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. Students taking this class should have a desire to learn the technical skills of each media. Students and parents enjoy a guided tour of the LowerTown Arts District. $65. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Paducah Parks Services
9 a.m.-Noon
tallartist.com
Artist Gretchen Smith leads sixth, seventh and eighth graders in a creative week of drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. Students taking this class should have a desire to learn the technical skills of each media. Students and parents enjoy a guided tour of the LowerTown Arts District. $65. Limit 15 students. 444.8508.
Monday, July 30Variety! Music, Memories & More
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Badgett Playhouse
Grand Rivers
3 p.m.
grandriversvariety.com
This two-hour Branson-style, family friendly show is sure to please any age! From swing to Motown to rock & roll to country, this show has it all. Each performance includes a tribute to our folks in uniform. Variety! will get you singing and dancing in the aisles! 888.362.4233.
Monday, July 30
Art at Parks August Registration Reminder
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Remember to register for the August Art Programs at Paducah Parks Services. Clay Creations Class on Thursday Afternoons; Monday Night Family Night at the Art Studio; Tuesday Night Art Classes for Kids; Thursday Night Art Classes for Adults. Questions? Call Gretchen Smith, 243.0444. Register: 444.8508.
tallartist.com
Remember to register for the August Art Programs at Paducah Parks Services. Clay Creations Class on Thursday Afternoons; Monday Night Family Night at the Art Studio; Tuesday Night Art Classes for Kids; Thursday Night Art Classes for Adults. Questions? Call Gretchen Smith, 243.0444. Register: 444.8508.
Fall Junior Tennis Clinics Registration
Paul Rowton Indoor Tennis Center
5705 Old Highway 60 W.
Paul Rowton Indoor Tennis Center
5705 Old Highway 60 W.