Located in the Singletary Center for the Arts, the museum consists of a Permanent Collection, the Ralph C. May Photography exhibitions, traveling exhibits and the sculpture garden located outside.
The Little Theatre is a black box space that provides an intimate and flexible venue for theatre students. The staging and seating are easily rearranged allowing many possibilities for creativity
SCFA hosts a variety of performances and events for the Lexington community becoming a cultural resource for the Commonwealth. SCFA averages 400 artistic, cultural, and educational events annually.
This library houses the John Jacob Niles Center for American Music as well as serves as the home of the university's collections of materials covering the arts in visual art, music, dance and theatre.
Located with the John Jacob Niles Center for American Music, the gallery consists of changing exhibits of unique pieces made by Niles. The center focuses on research and performance of American music.
Home of the Raymond Barnhart Gallery that showcases the works of BA, BFA and MFA students in the UK Art Department.
The basement at William T. Young Library, a.k.a. The Hub, uses projectors on the ceiling to display the work of local artists and images of items from UK Archives on the walls of the central rotunda
The TCCA is a not-for-profit gallery funded by the UK Department of Art. Located in the Fine Arts Building, the Tuska Center is dedicated to providing a wide range of contemporary art.
Multicolor floral upholstery covers the seats in the auditorium, which hosts the Lucille Caudill Little Performing Arts in Healthcare Program. The program creates a venue for healing through arts.
This unique and creative study and lounge area is provided and coordinated by the UK Student Activities Board. The gallery is located in the Student Center, near the stairs to the Grand Ballroom.
The addition of multiple forms of art from local, national and international artists throughout the hospitals and clinics, make the new UK Albert B. Chandler Hospital a unique experience.
After a fire destroyed the original Guignol, the current theatre was relocated to the Fine Arts Building. UK's Theatre Department continues the Guignol tradition bringing drama to Lexington.
Doubling as a classroom for many theatre classes, the Briggs Theatre offers an intimate space for live performances and readings in the Fine Arts Building.
