Louisville Memorial Auditorium Foundation Incorporated

Website

1009 S 4th St

Louisville, KY 40203

http://louisvillememorialauditorium.com

The Louisville Memorial Auditorium, a testament to both rich history and architectural elegance, was dedicated on Memorial Day in 1929 as a memorial to the local community that served in World War I. Designed by renowned architect Thomas Hastings along with E.T. Hutchings, this Greek Revival building is a designated landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

As a multi-purpose facility, the auditorium hosts a diverse array of events including concerts, graduations, stage productions, and community gatherings. It is home to the world's largest Pilcher Pipe Organ and seeks ongoing support for restoration efforts and modern upgrades to preserve its historical significance for future generations.

Generated from the website

Also at this address

Elizabeth A Coleman

Lee D Richardson

Garrison, Gary D Aty

Maurice

Own this business?

See a problem?

William H Bauer Foundation For Preservation-the Pilcher Orgn

Louisville Pride Foundation

The Louisville Pride Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ community and promoting equity and representation for all individuals. They are responsible for the annual Louisville Pride Festival, a free community event held in September, and manage the Louisville Pride Center, an inclusive gathering space in Old Louisville. The Louisville Pride Center serves as a hub for the LGBTQ community, offering a variety of activities such as game nights, film screenings, and support groups. It also provides resources for organizations in the community, including meeting spaces, administrative support, and professional development opportunities to foster collaboration and prevent burnout among activists. Generated from the website

Kentucky Foundation For Women

The Kentucky Foundation for Women is dedicated to promoting positive social change through the support of diverse feminist expression in the arts. With a focus on funding and granting opportunities, the organization encourages creativity and activism among artists in Kentucky. Through programs such as artist residencies, one-time grants, and the ACD mini-grants, the foundation aims to enrich the artistic landscape while fostering community engagement. The KFW also features awards like the Sallie Bingham Award and Firestarter Award to recognize and celebrate impactful contributions in feminist arts. Generated from the website

United States›Kentucky›Louisville›Louisville Memorial Auditorium Foundation Incorporated