Events

Insights provided by local historians. Pre-registration required. $10/person, students under 15 free. Proceeds benefit HPBC/HM and Ruddles Mills Cemetery.

Create your own artwork every Thursday at the Museum! In partnership with Paris-Bourbon County Library. Sponsored by The Cralle Foundation & Micah Campbell—Kentucky Farm Bureau, Bourbon County. Free, with snacks & supplies included. No Teen Art Studio in January & December.

Create your own artwork every Thursday at the Museum! In partnership with Paris-Bourbon County Library. Sponsored by The Cralle Foundation & Micah Campbell—Kentucky Farm Bureau, Bourbon County. Free, with snacks & supplies included. No Teen Art Studio in January & December.

Free & open to members.

Hands-on art & history activities. Activities subject to change. Pre-registration requested, space is limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All activities are 2-4 PM unless otherwise noted. Free.

Meet Santa and his Museum helpers for free photos, crafts, and cookies. *Families of children with special needs may schedule an appointment between 1:30-2:00 PM. Free & open to the public. Sponsored by Kentucky Bank.

Enjoy a festive evening with friends, heavy hors d’oeuvres, & drinks! RSVP by Dec. 12. $35 Members/$40 Non-members. Proceeds benefit education programs. Reserve online!

Teens from all schools are invited to create their own artwork every Thursday at the Museum! In partnership with Paris-Bourbon County Library. Supported in part by the Joy Vaughn Venter Art Fund. Free, with snacks & supplies included. No Teen Art Studio in January & December or during summer break, unless otherwise posted on social […]

This exhibit tells the story of people, events, and movements that impacted local, state, and national politics from 1780 to 1980. Special guests: Women’s Suffrage Centennial Chorus. In honor of the exhibit, which will feature a section on the 19th Amendment and suffrage, the Kentucky Women’s Suffrage Choir will sing suffrage songs. Light refreshments. Free […]

Dr. Randolph Runyon will speak on his new book about the Reverend Elisha Green. Part of our Black History Month programming in partnership with the Paris-Bourbon County Library. Free & open to the public.