End Of The Line is the premiere Allman Brothers tribute band. From the authentic, raspy vocal approach of Justin Smith to the chugging drum/percussion train of Ryan McClanahan & Dave Czuba, the band both pays homage while pushing the boundaries of the timeless & extensive catalog. Carrying the electric weight of Dickey is Adam Gorman, who is the band’s lone Maconite, and joining him as the counterpart Duane is Noah Pavey. Last, but certainly not least, the low end duties are vastly covered by Casey Conway, who is a perfect bottom end sandwich of Berry, Allen, and Oteil.

Take a deep dive into Frankfort’s Civil War history. Hosted by
Kentucky Historical Society historians, this all-day tour will cover multiple sites, including the
Old State Capitol, the old State Arsenal, Fort Hill, and the Frankfort Cemetery.
Learn about Kentucky’s response to the secession crisis and political decisions made by state
leaders, the various military actions around Frankfort, as well as how the conflict came to be
remembered afterward. Special attention will be given to analyzing and understanding the
Confederate attack on the city in June 1864 and its successful defense by local militia.
Admission Fee: $25 Non-Members, $15 Members
Register at: https://history.ky.gov

Jane Monheit is a jazz and adult contemporary vocalist with a deep passion for the Great American Songbook. With many highly acclaimed solo albums, countless awards and accolades, and over two decades of international touring experience, Jane has not only been an extremely successful bandleader, but has had the privilege of making music with some of the greatest musicians, arrangers, and producers in jazz.

Escovedo began performing in the first-wave punk rock group the Nuns, with Jennifer Miro and Jeff Olener, in San Francisco, California. He moved to New York in 1978 and joined the Judy Nylon band. Escovedo lived in the Chelsea Hotel. In the 1980s Escovedo moved to Austin, Texas, where he adopted a roots rock/alternative country style in the band Rank and File (with Chip and Tony Kinman) and then started True Believers.
Escovedo's first solo albums, Gravity and Thirteen Years, were released in 1992 and 1994, respectively. In 1997, Escovedo collaborated with Ryan Adams and the band Whiskeytown in recording sessions for their album Strangers Almanac. He sings on "Excuse Me While I Break My Own Heart Tonight", "Dancing with the Women at the Bar", and "Not Home Anymore." Whiskeytown also covered the True Believers song, "The Rain Won't Help You When It's Over," written by Escovedo.
In June 2010, Escovedo released Street Songs of Love, the album received airtime on radio shows such as Little Steven Van Zandt's Underground Garage. In October 2016, Escovedo released the album Burn Something Beautiful. He is an Austin City Limits Hall of Fame Inductee, 2021, and received the AMA Lifetime Achievement Award for Performing, 2006.

A delightful new comedy by Jim Brochu. It’s the 1980s, and Peg O' Leary finds herself in dire need of cash, with her beloved apartment on the brink of transformation into a condo. In a moment of desperation, she clings to the belief that fortune will smile upon her, withdrawing her life savings to buy lottery tickets. Surrounded by her spirited sister, devoted son, soon-to-be-in-laws, the local Monsignor, and a husband who mysteriously reappears after years of absence, each character is convinced they, too, hold the winning ticket to the big jackpot. Audiences will surely enjoy this tale of love, luck, and the lottery!

Join us for tree planting, free food & music, urban forestry and eco art along the banks of the Kentucky River!

Explore scenic trails bursting with native wildflowers

Easy-paced hike for all ages & abilities

Free & open to the public

Explore Kentucky’s literary and artistic heritage through a guided tour
of historic Frankfort Cemetery. From poets like Theodore O’Hara and Robert Burns Wilson, to artists like
Paul Sawyier and Joel Tanner Hart, we will discuss the lives and legacies of those who have shaped
Kentucky’s cultural landscape. Join us afterwards in the Research Library to view selections from our
archives related to these famous figures! Tour begins at Daniel Boone’s grave in the Frankfort
Cemetery and finishes at the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History.

Free, Fun Family Event

Over the Rhine is an American, Cincinnati-based folk music band, the core of which is the husband-and-wife team of pianist/guitarist/bassist Linford Detweiler and vocalist/guitarist Karin Bergquist.