Aria Baci

Brooklyn

Contributing Writer at The Mary Sue

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Louisville’s Abortion Access Resource Fair Promotes Health Justice And Community Power

2 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

In June 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade decision, unraveling reproductive rights and allowing states to ban abortion. After more than 50 years of constitutional protection, abortion is once again illegal in Kentucky. On Saturday, May 24, ARTPOTRAL (1535 Lytle St.) will host an Abortion Access Resource Fair. The event is free and open to the public.
Why a 100% Movie Tariff Could Devastate Global Film Access in the U.S.

3 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

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Aurora Gallery And Boutique Makes A Bittersweet Departure

3 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

In a time of increasing social conservatism, political authoritarianism and economic uncertainty, arts organizations struggle to thrive. Here in Louisville, independent businesses struggle to thrive. Aurora Gallery and Boutique (1264 S Shelby St.) is one such business, a professional and communal enclave for women, queer people, and creatives on the fringe. After two and a half years in their Shelby Park space, the owners have decided to close their doors.
This Visual Artist Brings Black Excellence To The Kentucky Center

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

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MaybeItsFate Cooperative Brings Creative Play To Louisville-Here's How

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Imagine an art gallery in dialogue with a local community that prioritizes collective creativity over the celebrity of individual artists. MaybeItsFate (1425 Story Ave.) is such a space. A member-owned collective and social club, MaybeItsFate opened to the public on October 12, 2024.
Celebrate Earth Day At ARTPORTAL

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Earth Day is Tuesday, April 22. On this international observance of environmental protection and climate action, ARTPORTAL (1512 Portland Ave.) will welcome a marketplace of ecoconscious small businesses as well as yoga instruction. Tickets for the all-ages celebration are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. The ticket price includes a yoga class. In addition to the vendors market and yoga class, there will also be a clothing swap and a menu of springtime cocktails.
Tumbao Collective Brings Multicultural Dance to Louisville

2 months ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Tumbao Collective is a Louisville-based nonprofit organization that builds community through art, music, and movement.
Actors Theatre Brings FLEX to Louisville

2 months ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Actors Theatre of Louisville is ready for March Madness and Final Four, bringing drama to the court with their performance of "FLEX." Written by Candrice Jones and directed by Kendra Ware, "FLEX" runs from Wednesday, March 26 to Sunday, April 6, 2025 at the Bingham Theatre (316 West Main St.). "FLEX" is heartfelt and nuanced yet also full of action, as it follows the experiences of a high school basketball team who aspire to go pro.
Kentucky-Born Musical Artist ÅNGEL 004 Centers Her Vulnerability

2 months ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Kentucky-born Korean American musical artist ÅNGEL 004 shares her most vulnerable moments in her new EP, titled "LOOK ÅT ME." Sonically cinematic and lyrically intimate, each of the three songs represents a phase of her journey as both an artist and a woman of mixed Asian and European cultural heritage. "These are my stories, out loud," she says in a voicemail message that is a component of the multimedia release.
Operation: Doomsday Brings Live Music and Poetry to Louisville

2 months ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Louisvillians who need a reprieve from doomscrolling should pop up at the new spoken word poetry event Operation: Doomsday. The next installment in the series will be at the Highlands-Shelby Park branch of Louisville Free Public Library (1250 Bardstown Rd.) on Thursday, March 20. The event will feature local musicians, spoken word performers, and visual art, inspired by the music of hip-hop artist MF DOOM.