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Important Message to our Valued SKyPAC Patrons

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: March 16, 2020

To Our Valued Patrons: As mandated by the Warren County Fiscal Court, SKyPAC and the Capitol Arts Center will have no public events until after Friday, April 10th. In addition, both buildings will be closed to the public. This includes the Ticket Office at both locations, although staff will be present to answer the phones. The SKyPAC Board and staff believe this is the correct course of action considering the increasing risks of potentially spreading the COVID-19 virus through public…

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How SKyPAC is Responding to Coronavirus – Precautions & More

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: March 11, 2020

We care about your well-being, and that’s why we’re writing to let you know that SKyPAC is closely following updates related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. At present, all shows are taking place as scheduled, and all standard ticketing policies are in effect. SKyPAC is thoroughly cleaned after each performance, and our staff is presently undertaking additional cleaning and safety measures, including frequent hand-washing. We strongly recommend that every patron follow the preventive guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease…

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SKyPAC To Host Designer Showhouse at Rivergreen Estate in June 2020

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: February 27, 2020

The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC) announced plans today for the organization’s first-ever Designer Showhouse, scheduled for June 4-7 and June 11-14. All proceeds from this fundraiser will go to support SKyPAC’s Arts Education and Outreach programs enabling thousands of area children the opportunity to participate in the arts. The showhouse will feature Grandview at Rivergreen, a custom-designed luxury home, located in one of Bowling Green’s exclusive gated subdivisions. The home boasts over 11,000 square feet with unique features…

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2020 Scholastic Art and Writing Award Recipients

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: January 9, 2020

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards have an impressive legacy dating back to 1923, when Scholastic Founder, Robbie Robinson, started the program as a way to honor the creative achievement of high school students. Some things have changed with the Awards over the years—new categories like Comic Art and Video Game Design—but a few things have not. First is freedom of expression! The Scholastic Awards places no limitations on content; students are free to pursue any idea or topic in…

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