This summer, be WOW’d by the principal players of the Paducah Symphony’s String, Brass and Wind Sections in “Concerts of Interesting Music in Interesting Spaces,” sponsored by Paducah Bank.
The Upper Town Heritage Foundation will pay tribute to local musicians this Saturday at 5p.m. at Hotel Metropolitan, located at 724 Oscar Cross Ave. Admission is free, although donations are welcome. Musicians include Little Stevie Wonder, the Supremes, Thomas Dorsey, Ma Rainey and many others. Stop by for a bbq sandwich and the hotel's Special Tea. For more information, call Betty Dobson, 270.443.7918.
Now through September 6 active duty military and immediate families will be able to visit the River Discovery Center and the National Quilt Museum for free! This program, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, allows active duty military and their immediate family members to go to more than 700 museums in the U.S. free of charge, from Memorial Day 
through Labor Day. Kentucky has 12 participating museums. Any active duty or a spouse of someone on active duty may visit with up to five immediate family members at no cost.
The United Way staff and board of directors are truly awesome! They have assembled a Utilities United Softball Tournament set for 10 a.m., Saturday, June 12, at Stuart Nelson Park. And check out this line up of participants: local utility companies Paducah Power, Paducah Water, Jackson Purchase Energy and New Wave Communications.
Waltz into Market House Theatre this weekend for the opening of Cinderella Enchanted, the updated version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved classic. Lone Oak HS junior Katy Miller, CVB Fowler Black and home-schooled senior McKynleigh Abraham star in this magical fairy tale that is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Impeccable cast and brand new house seats make this a special end to MH’s 46th season.
