‘Kentucky Life’ explores public art in Covington, whitewater adventuring at Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, the glassblowing art of Travis Adams, and the Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame
For Release: 10/28/24 10:55 AM
On this episode of Kentucky Life, host Chip Polston beholds the variety and quality of public art — murals, benches and sculptures — found in Covington; visits the Cumberland Falls State Resort Park for a wild, whitewater adventure; explores the work of Travis Adams, a master glassblower who studied under Stephen Powell at Centre College and went on to open his own studio, Trifecta, in Lexington; and the Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame in Lexington, the only one of its kind in the nation, which ushered in a newest class of Kentucky inductees.
Kentucky Life
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