Celebrate Lexington’s official “birthday” at the annual Founders’ Day celebration and experience frontier life of 1775 for yourself. Concessions are available on-site with proceeds benefiting McConnell Springs programs. Activities for the day include: Traditional live music and dance; Guided tours of … Read More
AUDACITY, ANTIQUITY and AI: The Vesuvius Challenge Speaker: Christy Chapman This session will discuss the Vesuvius Challenge, an open-source software development competition in which the best and brightest minds in artificial intelligence (AI) took part in the audacious quest to … Read More
The Underground Railroad as told through a Quilt Speaker: Judy Greene-Baker Quilting has historically provided warmth, decoration, and a means to memorialize loved ones, express political views, and celebrate events. Quilts serve as living history, reflecting generational experiences and struggles. … Read More
Women of the Bluegrass: Nineteenth-Century Kentucky Pioneers in Thoroughbred Breeding Speaker: Jessica Whitehead Jessica will explore the remarkable stories of Kentucky women from the nineteenth century who became breeders and owners in the Thoroughbred industry. Notable society women, Josephine … Read More