Arts Commission’s June Gallery Hop is here! Downtown Danville will be live with music, visual art and food to welcome visitors into shops, restaurants and a variety of other venues on June 6th from 5:30 – 8:00. A special feature this year is the Entrepreneur Mall at McDaniel Wealth. All artists who participated in the year- long Entrepreneur program will exhibit their work and talk with visitors about their experiences.
This year, the list of venues and artists is printed in this newsletter. Additional copies will be available at Arts Commission tables located along Main Street. Host locations will have a purple banner hanging in front. Come early and stay all evening shopping eating, visiting and listening. Start your Brass Band weekend with local flavors and flair!
*Indicate Arts Commission information tables
*McDaniel Wealth – 213 West Main
- Travis Kern and Eliza Marsh – music
- Jacquie Woodward and Grace McDaniel – visual and wearable art
- Kathleen O’Brien and Mayme Taylor – visual art
- Deborah Peckler and Abby Quirk-Royal – fiber art
- Roni Gilpin and Marie Taylor – glass
- Smokey and the Brisket – BBQ truck
Cerci on Main – 217 West Main
Maple Tree – 225 West Main
- Kathy York – York’s Corks
- Jack Cochran – oils
- Andrea Sheene – watercolors
Posh Apparel – 235 West Main
Chase Bank – 237 West Main
- Cheryl Mayes – jewelry
- Danville High School – Louise Wilkinson project
- Pieceable Friends Quilt Guild and
- Arts Commission – quilt restoration project
Centre College Bookstore – 236 West Main
- Lynda Ross – monoprints and oils
*Hub Coffee House – 236 West Main
Raymond James – 306 West Main
- Connie Beale – oils and collage
A & L Accessories – 324 West Main
- Paul Muth – pottery
- Sharon LeMonds – jewelry
- Margaret Levi – jewelry
- Sandy Hogue – Sandy’s Surprises
Carol’s Bridal – 309 West Main
- Kathy Thompson – watercolor and acrylic
The former Cue on Main – 303 West Main
- John Dixon – Brass Band poster artist
Community Arts Center – 401 West Main
- Chris Conley – pottery
- David Farmer – artist in residence
- Mark Wilhelm – artist in residence
- Sarah Wiltsee – artist in residence
Tut’s – 415 West Main
*Danville Bike and Footwear – 417 West Main
- Carrie Snow – pottery
- Boyle County High School – Louise Wilkinson project
- Boyle County Middle School – Sgt. Pepper picture station
Danville City Hall – 445 West Main
- Mismatched Bluegrass – music
- Combination – taco food truck
Sheehan, Barnett, Dean, Pennington, Dexter and Tucker, P.S.C.
– 114 South Fourth Street
- Coby Langham – music
- Marlene Hanna – oils
Harvey’s – 120 South Fourth
Boyle County Public Library – 301 West Broadway
- Walnut Street Ramblers – music and dance
- (7:30 – 9:00)
Dabberhashery – 131 North Fourth
Sherwin Williams – 111 North Fourth
- Bob Gundy – gouache
- Shepherd’s House – mural
Plank on Main – 119 West Main
Tom Tye Financial – 141 North Third
Derby Shoppe and Raggs – 124 North Third
- Tom Lamp – watercolors
- Danville mural
- Big Jack’s Coffee and Donuts
Elmwood Inn Fine Teas – 135 North Second
- Diversitea mural
- Photography
- Tea tent
Scarlet Cup Theater makes sure the show will go on – with a little help from the Advocate Messenger and Doug Gooch! When the theater received word that the planned venue would not be available just three weeks before opening night, they jumped into action and found a great new location. The play will be staged in the old newsroom of the Advocate Messenger. Get your tickets at danvillearts.org under the TICKET tab for this outstanding theater experience featuring Patrick Kagan-Moore as Mark Rothko and Kolton Winfield as Ken. Enjoy a NEW curtain time of 7:00 for the evening performances and 3:00, as usual, for Sundays.
Do you have a special quilt made in Kentucky or owned by a Kentucky resident? Was your quilt made before 1980? Then you should really consider participating in the Kentucky Quilt Registry Program. You will have a perfect opportunity the weekend of March 27th and 28th at the Boyle County Public Library when the Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society will be in town to document qualified quilts.