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Paducah area musicians throwing Nirvana covers concert to benefit local nonprofit (opens the original)
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Western Kentucky and southern Illinois musicians have organized a charity covers concert celebrating the music of Nirvana – the iconic 1990s grunge rock band led by Kurt Cobain – to benefit the Paducah Cooperative Ministry. During the show, three separate bands will perform their own sets of songs by Nirvana with musicians from around the local music scene. Previous iterations of the group’s charity show have featured the songs of The Beatles, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan. Cory Greene – one of the mu
MSU Cinema International starting Fall 2026 lineup with animated French film set in post-war Japan (opens the original)
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Murray State University’s Cinema International returns this semester with a slate of films centering around community and a person’s relationship to it. This week, Cinema International is screening the 2025 French animated film “Little Amelie or the Character of Rain,” which tells the story of a young Belgian toddler living in post-war Japan as she navigates her cultural identity. MSU Cinema International co-director Ben Post said the film’s original French title, which literally translates to “
Murray State professor gives advice on how to make the most of high-stakes moments (opens the original)
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There are big moments in life that can cause anxiety – like performing music live, first dates, job interviews, or public speaking. But a Murray State University professor says there are ways to manage stress and get through performance anxiety without losing control. As part of Murray State’s Humanities+ series, professor of horn Ashley Cumming earlier this month presented “Stage Ready: A Guide to Mastering Presence in Interviews, Presentations, and High-Stakes Moments." Drawing from her own ex
Printmaker’s exhibit at Murray State explores African American women’s identities (opens the original)
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Murray State University’s Department of Art and Design and University Galleries hosted an annual lecture as part of the Patricia L. Summerville series in late August with guest artist-in-printmaking Delita Martin, whose exhibit “Sometimes My Blues Change Colors,” in the Clara M. Eagle Gallery through Oct. 27. Martin said she hoped to pass on to students some insights into being an artist and encourage young artists that they can pursue art as a full-time career and find success. “One of the thin
Murray’s Penguin Project begins auditions for “Honk Junior” (opens the original)
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Murray’s Playhouse in the Park is mounting a production of “Honk Junior” – a musical adaptation of the story of the Ugly Duckling – through its work with the Penguin Project, a national nonprofit that provides opportunities for young people with physical and intellectual disabilities to participate in musical theatre. Participants can be artists or mentors. The artists perform the roles, memorize the lines, and learn dances with the help of the volunteer mentors. Penguin Project director Stephen
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