Centre Students Respond to “We Were Here”
Centre Students and the Danville Community Respond to "We Were Here" by Jeff Shenton
Making a Place for Anthropology in “We Were Here”
Making a Place for Anthropology in "We Were Here" by Jeff Shenton
Norton Center Salutes: G & J Pepsi
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…
Revisit old classics and experience new world fusion at the Norton Center
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,…
Norton Center receives ADDYs Mosaic Award for the “We Were Here” exhibit
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…
We Were Here: Origins of the Name
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: Stuart Powell
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…
March musical madness at the Norton Center
DANVILLE, Ky. —Whether you’re singing along to top country hits or yo-ho-ho’ing with a group of pirates, Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts is adding some musical madness to your March. Armed with more hits than they can fit…
Norton Center Salutes: Bob Allen Motor Mall
Norton Center Salutes recognizes the amazing people and organizations that sponsor our shows and events. Bob Allen Motor Mall is Danville’s Dealmaker! And has been since opening for business on Maple Avenue in January of 1989. Today, Bob Allen proudly…
We Were Here: Women’s Social Clubs
All photos and caption text were taken directly from the “We Were Here” exhibit. The 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…