Community Calendar

Mark your calendars and join the Friends of Land Between the Lakes for the 3rd Annual Car Show on March 21, 2026. Bring your classics, street rods, trucks, jeeps, motorcycles, and more out to the Fenton Day Use Area, located near Eggner’s Ferry Bridge on Kentucky Lake. There will be food trucks, door prizes, swap meet, and some amazing rides — you won’t want to miss this!

This month’s Fandom Frenzy is for all the basketball fans! Join us for themed crafts, games and activities.
-DIY Instax Photo Trading Cards
-Playing basketball
-Decorating mini jerseys
Plus – check out our very own March Madness bracket with a library twist!

The Robert E. and Jenny D. Kirkland Discovery Awards Gala and Fundraiser will bring together thought leaders, policymakers, philanthropists and others to celebrate the winners, all of whom have deep roots in West Tennessee. The 2026 Robert E. and Jenny D. Kirkland Discovery Award honorees are:

Mike Cox

Allison Demarcus

Lee Marshall

We are excited to welcome guests to the 2026 Discovery Awards Dinner and Gala. The evening will begin with a cocktail hour at 5:30 pm, with Americana-inspired cocktail attire encouraged, including red, white and blue. Dinner for the gala will be provided by Artisan Kitchen of Paducah, Kentucky. Entertainment for the evening will feature an ensemble from The Jackson Symphony. The host for the 2026 awards dinner and gala will be Matt Marshall, president and CEO of United Way of West Tennessee. Marshall is a West Tennessee native who leads the region’s largest community impact organization, championing initiatives in education, financial stability and health. Under his leadership, United Way has expanded its reach and strengthened collaborative efforts that improve lives across the 17 county region.

In honor of America 250, this year’s attire is Americana cocktail. Guests are encouraged to wear red, white and blue, though it is not required. The theme reflects Discovery Park of America’s continued celebration of this historic milestone throughout the year, including the Celebrating 250 Years of Independence event on Friday, July 3, and Saturday, July 4, 2026.

Museum brings back Supper in the Cemetery

The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is bringing back its Supper in the Cemetery event on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 6pm. The long-standing Museum program has been on hiatus for a number of years.

Gather among the tombstones for a lasagna dinner prepared by Hancock’s Catering before convening inside the Riverside Chapel. There, we will hear from actors portraying people who played key roles in the life of Edgar Cayce. Born in Christian County in 1877, Edgar Cayce displayed great gifts of clairvoyance that he used to help thousands of people overcome health and other problems. Widely known as the “Sleeping Prophet,” Cayce is credited at being an early force in holistic medicine and in the New Age movement. His lifetime work continues to provide healthy living goals, spiritual ideals, and life lessons today.

This year’s Supper in the Cemetery is held in conjunction with the museum’s Edgar Cayce Hometown Seminar. The museum will host learning sessions and other activities related to Cayce’s work beginning on Friday, March 20 through Sunday, March 22. Tickets purchased for the full seminar include reservations for Supper in the Cemetery.

Reservations for Supper in the Cemetery ONLY are $25 per person and $20 for Museum Members and can be purchased through our Shopify Store or at the Pennyroyal Area Museum.

Register for the FULL weekend for $100 ($90 for Museum Members) online or by calling the museum at 270-887-4270.

For more information, visit our Facebook page, website, or call the Museums at 270-887-4270.

Market House Theatre is bringing back a signature fundraising event with 2nd Chance Prom, an 80s-themed gala taking place on March 21. This throwback prom evening supports the mission and programs of Market House Theatre while bringing our community together for a night of music, nostalgia, and impact. Guests will enjoy dinner, a silent auction, photo booth, lively dancing, and the crowning of our Prom King and Queen!

This musical adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s play The Matchmaker bursts with humor and some of the greatest songs in musical theatre history as it follows the romantic and comic exploits of turn-of-the-century matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi. Partially funded by Hopkins County Schools. Presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

This performance is a part of the Carson Concert Series. Three-time GRAMMY® winner TRISHA YEARWOOD returns to the stage to celebrate the release of her acclaimed new album, The Mirror. She’s joined by friends and fellow songwriters Leslie Satcher and Bridgette Tatum for an intimate acoustic evening of stories and songs. With her powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling, Trisha brings The Mirror to life alongside the timeless hits that have defined her career.

We are so excited to announce the full schedule of events for the 2026 Edgar Cayce Hometown Seminar!

All events will take place at the Museums of Hopkinsville unless otherwise specified.

Tickets are also now available to purchase individually for $25 per session here:
https://718b24-2.myshopify.com/…/edgar-cayce-hometown…

Edgar Cayce Hometown Seminar Schedule:

Friday, March 20, 2026
– 5:00-6:00pm: Opening Reception at Museum
– 6:00pm: Alissa Keller & Grace Abernethy, Welcome and Grounding in Hopkinsville
– 6:30pm: Mallory Key on the Spring Equinox
– 8:00pm: Pit Tournament

Saturday, March 21, 2026
– 8:30am: Morning Exercises
– 9-10:30am: Adam Stokes, “Sons of Light and Darkness: Edgar Cayce’s History of Atlantis”
– 10:45-4:00pm: Free time/various activities (some non-museum events may have additional fee)
– Anytime: Labyrinth Walk (Downtown Hopkinsville)
– Anytime: Museum’s Cayce Artifacts (Museum)
– Anytime: Cell Phone Tour
– Anytime: Fairy garden supplies (Museum)
– Anytime: Exploration of Riverside Cemetery
– Anytime: Chakra Check Point (Museum)
– Anytime: Cayce product demo
– 11:00am: Yoga with Jessie (First Presbyterian Church)
– 11:00am: Downtown Walking Tour
– 12:00pm: A Search for God session with existing study group (Book & Bottle Shop)
– 1:00pm: Sound Healing with Lisa (First Presbyterian Church)
– 2:00pm: Healing session with Tricia Ferrell (Museum – bell hooks Legacy Room)
– 1:00pm, 2:00pm, & 3:00pm: Bus Tour to Schoolhouse/Cemetery
– 12:00pm-4:00pm: Tarot Reader (Book & Bottle Shop)
– 3:30pm: Group Meditation (Riverside Chapel)
– 4:00-5:30pm: Adam Stokes, “Atlantis Everywhere – Correspondences with Cayce’s Readings on Atlantis from Ancient to Modern Times”
– 6:00pm: Supper in the Cemetery (Riverside Cemetery)

Sunday, March 22, 2026
– 10:00am: Adam Stokes, “Atlantis Eternal: Soul Groupings of Atlanteans in the Early 20th Century and Their Implications”
– 11:30am: Farewells

Full schedule and more information on the Cayce Seminar is also available here:
https://www.museumsofhopkinsville.org/…/edgar-cayce…/

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Timeless. Majestic. Unforgettable.

Step into the world of Swan Lake – a story of love, magic, and triumph, brought to life through the powerful choreography of Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic score.

This production features all-new, hand-painted sets and over 200 custom-designed scenery elements, transforming the stage into a dreamlike landscape. With world-renown ballet artists from Moldova, Spain, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, United Kingdom, Brazil, Poland, United States, Japan, Turkey, Armenia, Tajikistan, Belarus and Principal Dancers from Ukraine, this performance embodies the spirit of international artistry and excellence.

Every scene – from the poetic “Dance of the Little Swans” to Odile’s dazzling 32 fouetté turns – is a celebration of classical ballet in its most pure and expressive form.

Ballet in Two Acts with one intermission

Family-friendly – suitable for ages 3 and up

The Daily Texan:

“The magic of Swan Lake transcends generations.”

“Odile perfectly executed the iconic 32 fouetté turns – one of the most anticipated and difficult scenes.”

“Swan Lake continues to inspire dancers and patrons of the arts to appreciate a performance that never loses its sparkle.”