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Berea Farmers Market

Chestnut Street Pavilion 635 Chestnut Street, Berea, KY, United States

Visit the market for baked goods, fresh produce, greens, eggs, cheese and meats, hand crafted items, and more!

Let the Women Sing

Spotlight Playhouse 214 Richmond Road North, Berea, KY, United States

Performed by the Bluegrass Players A new musical by Trudy Tait - World Premiere Musical Event Directed by Chad Hembree with Trudy Tait Let the Women Sing is a joyful celebration of the women of the Bible. They may have lived centuries ago, but they cried in their sorrows, laughed in their joys, and persevered […]

Break a Leg 5K Run/Walk Fundraiser

Berea Community Park/Trail 1 Pirate Parkway, Berea, KY, United States

  Join us for the 2nd Annual Break A Leg 5K on Sunday, May 5, 2024 at 2:00pm at Berea Community Park/Trail as we raise funds to support the Spotlight Acting School. RACE FEATURES Scenic race through Berea Community Park and the Berea City Trail on paved trail surfaces Commemorative race T-shirts (While supplies last) […]

Monday Live Team Trivia

Rebel Rebel Studio & Lounge 440 Chestnut Street, Berea, KY, United States

Weekly on Mondays. Hosted by Questionable Activities Trivia inside Rebel Rebel Studio & Lounge. Bring a team or join on when you arrive. Free to play. Top two teams win prizes. Doors open at 6pm. Trivia begins at 7pm. Cash bar + food truck available.

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Tuesday Open Mic

Rebel Rebel Studio & Lounge 440 Chestnut Street, Berea, KY, United States

Weekly on Tuesdays inside Rebel Rebel Studio & Lounge. Supportive listening room atmosphere. Signups begin at 6pm. Open Mic starts at 6:30pm. Cash bar + food truck available.

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Woodcarver Wednesday

Berea Welcome Center 3 Artist Circle, Berea, United States

Every Wednesday, our talented woodcarvers from around the local area come together from 10:00AM - 12:00PM to demonstrate their skills at the Madison County Public Library. Watch them work, ask questions, and learn about their intricate craft!

FREE
One Glass and one bottle of Tavern White Wine

Wine Down Wednesday

Historic Boone Tavern Hotel and Restaurant 100 Main Street, Berea, KY

Every Wednesday at Boone Tavern is Wine Down Wednesday! Stop by the Frost Cafe or Boone Tavern Restaurant between 5 pm and 8 pm, for $2 off glasses and $5 off bottles of wine.

Lewis Lamb Playing the Fiddle

Jammin’ on the Porch

Russel Acton Folk Center 212 W Jefferson Street, Berea, KY, United States

Bring your instrument and join in the jam session, or feel free to just sit and tap your toes. Father and daughter duo, Lewis and Donna Lamb host the free event from 7:00-9:00pm. Bring your own chair.

FREE

Let the Women Sing

Spotlight Playhouse 214 Richmond Road North, Berea, KY, United States

Performed by the Bluegrass Players A new musical by Trudy Tait - World Premiere Musical Event Directed by Chad Hembree with Trudy Tait Let the Women Sing is a joyful celebration of the women of the Bible. They may have lived centuries ago, but they cried in their sorrows, laughed in their joys, and persevered […]

Berea Farmers Market

Chestnut Street Pavilion 635 Chestnut Street, Berea, KY, United States

Visit the market for baked goods, fresh produce, greens, eggs, cheese and meats, hand crafted items, and more!

The Berea Makerspace First Annual Spring Hammer-In

Berea Makerspace 116 Spring Circle Drive, Suite 3, Berea, KY

This is our first ever open blacksmithing event, and we want everyone to come check it out! In partnership with members of the Blacksmiths of Kentucky facebook group, and with help from our perennial blacksmith instructor Jeff Farmer, we're hosting a Hammer In event. This is a chance for smiths of all skill levels to […]

Let the Women Sing

Spotlight Playhouse 214 Richmond Road North, Berea, KY, United States

Performed by the Bluegrass Players A new musical by Trudy Tait - World Premiere Musical Event Directed by Chad Hembree with Trudy Tait Let the Women Sing is a joyful celebration of the women of the Bible. They may have lived centuries ago, but they cried in their sorrows, laughed in their joys, and persevered […]

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