Calling all coffee lovers! This new series of classes is just for you! In this class you will learn an introduction to coffee tasting and different profiles. Bring your own spoon! Leave with a new palette.

July 25th | 10-12 | $25

Age 18+ | This class will meet in person at the Living Arts & Science Center.

Your favorite free monthly event is back! Join us Saturday, July 18th from 10 AM - 2 PM for hands on activities, the grand re-opening of our Green Room, our larger-than-life inflatable lungs on display, and so much more...all in one spot! Explore Lexington's only multi-generational art and science museum to your heart's content, visit our beloved eco-educators, catch a planetarium show, and see what other kinds of programming we offer all year long.

Discovery Saturdays are brought to you by Bank of America. Thank you for your generous support!

Four galleries, one night, one location! Join us July 17th from 5-8 PM for our FREE monthly Gallery Hop, featuring 4 unique exhibitions from local artists.

Kinkead Gallery: "This Thing Is Garbage" - Meredith Coffey.
Works inspired by our convenience and excessiveness. Interact with the exhibit through "Give + Take," an ongoing clothing swap where you may drop up up to five items, and/or take up to five items of clothing. You do not have to give to take, and you do not have to take to give.

Glo Gallery: "Crystalbluffmadonna" - Hannah Smith.
Dada-inspired and digital fabrication informed, Hannah's work embraces absurdity, contradiction, and material transformation. Oversized jewelry-like forms stretch, puncture, and deform the gallery architecture, transforming it into something between a body, a construction site, and a cartoon.

Atrium Gallery: "Stories in Color" - Ken Burney
Burney is a contemporary visual artist whose work explores culture, movement, history, and personal narrative through bold color and expressive brushwork. "Stories in Color" represents Burney's ongoing commitment to visual storytelling. Each painting serves as a narrative fragment -- capturing emotion, memory, identity, music, and movement through layered color and expressive form.

Community Gallery: The Down Syndrome Association of Central Kentucky
The Down Syndrome Association of Central Kentucky is a registered 501(c)3) organization that has been helping and supporting families since 1993, when a small group of parents envisioned better opportunities for their children with Down syndrome. Today, that vision and our organization have expanded, enabling us to offer a range of programs and services completely free to our students and their families.

Thank you to LexArts & The Kentucky Arts Council for your support!

Experience LASC out in the community in a whole new way! Join us July 15th at Wise Bird Cider for another edition of "Nerd's Night Out," where we bring the heart and soul of what the The Living Arts & Science Center offers into more adult spaces, so that grown-ups who work hard can play even harder! These evenings blend interactive exhibits, science exploration, art-making, and social connection. Nerds Night Out reflects what LASC does best: making learning joyful, accessible, and relevant—no matter your age. Grab a cider, round up your friends, and reconnect with your childlike wonder through any number of the activities we'll be providing! This event is FREE to attend!

Join us for the first installment of our monthly art market series here at The Living Arts & Science Center! “Makers & Mediums” focuses on accessible art purchasing, where no piece or item can be over $100, and creating less intimidating opportunities to buy art from local artists. This family-friendly event will feature 10-15 artists and vendors all across the LASC lawn with day-of discounted entry into the museum so you can explore, play, AND support creatives!

Join artist Kris Grenier to explore wet-felting, needle-felting, and embroidery techniques. Each participant will create their own unique piece of fiber art, which will contribute to a statewide art project. Sign-up link!

Calling all coffee lovers! This new series of classes is just for you! In this class you will learn practical approaches to using what you have to make and brew better coffee. 

June 13th | 10-12 | $25

Age 18+ | This class will meet in person at the Living Arts & Science Center.

Calling all coffee lovers! This new series of classes is just for you! In this class you will learn an in depth overview of how coffee is grown all the way to how it ends up as the caffeinated beverage you know and love. 

May 23rd | 10-12 | $25

Age 18+ | This class will meet in person at the Living Arts & Science Center.

The Living Arts & Science Center, in partnership with Fayette County Public Schools, will conclude the 2026 Secondary Art Exhibition with a closing reception and awards ceremony for middle and high school students on Friday May 15th from 5:00–8:00 PM with Awards at 7pm. Families, friends, and supporters are encouraged to attend and celebrate the accomplishments of these young artists.