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The event features live country music, bourbon tastings and a barbeque din-
Art After Hours at The
ner. Tickets can be purchased at www.
Art Museum at the
lexingtonfoundation.org.
University of Kentucky
For more information, call Laura Eastes
The final stop on the Art After Hours
at 859-388-2620
tour of Lexington at the Art Museum at the University of Kentucky will be Nov.
Go Red for Women
14 from 6 until 8 p.m .
Luncheon to be held
Tour the facility, meet the staff, and
Holly Hoffman,motivational speaker
participate in a fun, hands-on activ-
and finalist on Survivor Nicaragua will
ity while networking with other young
be the keynote speaker for the Go Red
professionals and art lovers.
for Women Luncheon
For more information, call Amy Mur-
The event will be held Nov. 16, start-
ray, 859-255-6653.
ing at 9 .m., at the Lexington Center - Bluegrass Ballroom. Other events
Thursday, Nov. 15
include educational break outs, heart
Ball Homes presents
health expo and Macy’s Survivor Fash-
Night of Hope
ion Show.
The Hope Center welcomes Chef Jeff
For more information, contact Mike
Henderson, New York Times best-sell-
Turner at 859-977-4601.
ing author and America’s most inspirational culinary star as the featured
Project Runway contestant to
speaker. Music will be provided by the
host Red Shoe Rendevous
University of Kentucky Opera and all
Come to a cocktail social event featur-
proceeds go to the Hope Center Pro-
ing a unique fashion show, silent auc-
grams.
tion, hors d’oeuvres and bar.
The event begins at 7 p.m. in the Lex-
The special guest will be Gunnar of
ington Opera House.
Project Runway, who will be modeling
For more information, call Carrie
and co-hosting the show along with
Thayer 859-225-4673.
Pamula Honchell ABC 36 fashion news reporter.
Friday, Nov. 16
The Red Shoe Rendevous will be held
Fourth Annual Boots,
Nov. 16 at the The Signature Club of
Bourbon & Brew to be held
Lansdowne from 7 until 10 p.m.
THe Fourth Annual Boots, Bourbon
For more information or to make a
& Brew Presented by Paul Miller Ford
reservation, call Sarah Jordan at 859-
Mazda Auto Outlet will be held Nov. 16
268-0747.
from 8 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. at Buster’s
tian Church. MOMS Club is a support
every veteran, and serve to heal impor-
group for at-home Moms. Visitors are
tant areas in a veteran’s life.
welcome. Contact us at 1-859-955-0056
The event will be held at Broadway
or momsclublexeast@yahoo.com.
Christian Church Nov. 18 from 6:30 to
Saturday, Nov. 17
Boots, Bourbon & Brew is a causal
MOM CLUB to hold meeting
country-western inspired event held by
MOMS Club of Lexington - East will
LCF’s Pegasus Board and raises funds
hold its monthly meeting at 10 a.m. Fri-
to benefit cancer patients in Kentucky.
day, November 16, at Crossroads Chris-
For more information, call Micah For-
Big band swing dance with live music
man at 859-278-6540.
The Hepcats and the University of
Monday, Nov. 19
Kentucky School of Music join forces
University of Kentucky
for this event.
Symphony Band with Miles Os-
Everyone is invited.
land on saxophone will be in concert
Free swing dance lesson and compli-
Nov. 19 at the Singletary Center, start-
mentary refreshments.
ing at 7:30 p.m.
See www.luv2swingdance.com for details. The event will be held a the University of Kentucky Student Center Grand Ballroom, corner of S. Limestone and Ave. of Champions from 7:30 p.m. until midnight. For more information, call Mike Richardson at 859-420-2426
Henry Clay Gold Cheer Squad to host holiday bazaar The Henry Clay High School Gold Cheer Squad Holiday Bazaar will be held Nov. 17 from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. at the Henry Clay High School Cafeteria with many different vendors including kitchen/cooking accessories, jewelry, purses, wreaths, skin/beauty care, household accessories, and great Christmas gift ideas. There will also be a local gold, silver,and platinum purchaser. Food available for sale. For more information, call Kim Privett at 859-230-0295.
Sunday, Nov. 18 Veterans to be honored Veteran’s Legacy Night will capture the
Billiards & Backroom.
8:30 p.m.
hearts of many as we seek to honor the sacrifice of every veteran and their families, supply an ideal place to remember the full military experience of
The final concert of the fall season for the UK Bands is presented by the UK Symphony Band under the baton of Associate Director of Bands George R. Boulden. The featured soloist will be Miles Osland, professor of saxophone and jazz studies at the University of Kentucky. Cost is free. For more information, call 859-2574929.
Friday, Nov. 23 Bids 4 Builds to hold online auction Bids 4 Builds Online Auction benefiting Lexington Habitat for Humanity will start Nov. 23 and continue through Dec. 2 There will be a holiday open house at the Habitat ReStore on Dec, 8, from 9 a.m. - noon where you can pick up your item. The email address is bids4builds@ lexhabitat.org. Contact Megan Meserve at 859-2522224 X109 for more information.
Saturday, Nov. 24 The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to be performed Lexington Children’s Theaters presents The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Based on the book by C.S Lewis,