Prints of Protest by Amy Frederick

Travel back in time and across the world in a month jam-packed with icons and cultural celebrations at Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts! Celebrating its 50th Anniversary, the Norton Center has combined fan-favorite stars from the past with…

Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts is celebrating its 50-year anniversary! 50 years of bringing world-renowned artists to Central Kentucky; 50 years of great stories that reflect the impact of the performing arts; 50 years of people – patrons,…

Centre Students and the Danville Community Respond to "We Were Here" by Jeff Shenton

Making a Place for Anthropology in "We Were Here" by Jeff Shenton

Norton Center Salutes recognizes the amazing people and organizations that sponsor our shows and events.  The name “Pepsi” first originated in 1898 when Caleb Bradham, a North Carolina pharmacist, renamed “Brad’s Drink”, a carbonated soft drink he created to serve…

Jam out with classic rock legends and experience a mesmerizing musical mashup unlike anything you’ve heard before as April brings musical diversity to Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts. With the kind of showmanship that only comes from decades of experience,…

Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts is thrilled to announce its win of the prestigious Mosaic Award for the "We Were Here: The African-American Experience in Boyle County” exhibition. Presented at the annual Lexington American Advertising Awards (ADDYs), the Mosaic Award recognizes companies…

All photos were provided by the Pioneer Playhouse. The “We Were Here” exhibit is located in the Norton Center Grand Foyer and is free to the public. It is open Monday-Friday from 9 am-4 pm. For more information, call the…

Norton Center Salutes recognizes the amazing people and organizations that sponsor our shows and events.  In October of 1949, Stuart Powell opened a used car lot and service garage in his hometown of Perryville, Kentucky, and began selling and servicing…