Instruments of American Excellence

Fun, educational, hands-on art camp for children in grades 1 - 5 taught by Artist-in-Residence, Lynne Ferguson. Activities include painting, drawing and daily visits to Museum exhibits. Fee - $120.  Click her for  More Information or call 270-745-2594

Fun, educational, hands-on art camp for children in grades 1 - 5 taught by Artist-in-Residence, Lynne Ferguson. Activities include painting, drawing and daily visits to Museum exhibits. Fee - $120.  Click her for  More Information or call 270-745-2594

Fun, educational, hands-on art camp for children in grades 1 - 5 taught by Artist-in-Residence, Lynne Ferguson. Activities include painting, drawing and daily visits to Museum exhibits. Fee - $120.  Click her for  More Information or call 270-745-2594

Fun, educational, hands-on art camp for children in grades 1 - 5 taught by Artist-in-Residence, Lynne Ferguson. Activities include painting, drawing and daily visits to Museum exhibits. Fee - $120.  Click her for  More Information or call 270-745-2594

Fun, educational, hands-on art camp for children in grades 1 - 5 taught by Artist-in-Residence, Lynne Ferguson. Activities include painting, drawing and daily visits to Museum exhibits. Fee - $120.  Click her for  More Information or call 270-745-2594

The last day to view the USBank "Celebration of the Arts" Exhibition

Artists pick up artwork from the USBank "Celebration of the Arts' Exhibition.

A mix of show and tell, happy hour and open mic night, it has become the forum of crative types around the world, having taken place in 550 cities globally.

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Each year Western Kentucky University's Senior Interior Design Students select a local historic building to use as an adaptive reuse project. This year, these students from the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences have selected the Taylor Chapel AME in Bowling Green for their thesis project.

The Confucius Institute is the Chinese government's flagship cultural outreach program. It is putting thousands of volunteer  teachers in local classrooms all over the world to teach Mandarin, to spread the country's rich culture and to influence China's image with the next generation of global decision makers. Reported and produced by the fusion journalists of Western Kentucky University's School of Journalism & Broadcasting.