October 28, 2012
Ace Archives 2009: Meet the Gal Behind Lexington KY’s Annual Thriller Parade. In this week’s e-dition, we shared this 2009 Ace coverstory about Mecca Dance’s 10th anniversary, responsible for Lexington’s wildly popular annual Thriller parade. In this story, founder Teresa Tomb commented: “We’re all people who want our sense of community and we want a sense of an artistic community. We want to live a creative life. It’s not that we want to sit in our houses and paint pictures while we look out the window. It’s that we want to live creatively and pull the rest of Lexington in with us.” Click here for Ace’s Lexington Events Calendar and tonight’s full 2012 Thriller Schedule.

Ace Archives 2009: Meet the Gal Behind Lexington KY’s Annual Thriller Parade.

In this week’s e-dition, we shared this 2009 Ace coverstory about Mecca Dance’s 10th anniversary, responsible for Lexington’s wildly popular annual Thriller parade.

In this story, founder Teresa Tomb commented:

“We’re all people who want our sense of community and we want a sense of an artistic community. We want to live a creative life. It’s not that we want to sit in our houses and paint pictures while we look out the window. It’s that we want to live creatively and pull the rest of Lexington in with us.”

Click here for Ace’s Lexington Events Calendar and tonight’s full 2012 Thriller Schedule.

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July 1, 2012
Lexington’s Newest Public Art Project, Concordia, Installed this weekend. One lane of Main was closed in downtown Lexington this weekend while crews installed artist DeWitt Godfrey’s “Concordia,” Lexington’s newest public art project, atop the Downtown Arts Center. The cost of the project, in development for the past two years, is $70,000.

Lexington’s Newest Public Art Project, Concordia, Installed this weekend.

One lane of Main was closed in downtown Lexington this weekend while crews installed artist DeWitt Godfrey’s “Concordia,” Lexington’s newest public art project, atop the Downtown Arts Center. The cost of the project, in development for the past two years, is $70,000.

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