KCA even produces programming of its own, ranging from the Bank One Lonesome Pine Specials to the KCA New Masters classical series. Click here for street map. Built in 1928 as the Loew's movie theater and since restored to its original grandeur, the Palace is the home of the Louisville Pops, and has hosted a variety of national performers, such as Sting and Steve Lawrence with Eydie Gorme. The 2000 season included a performance by the Vienna Boys' Choir. A mix of contemporary and traditional sacred music is performed at the seminary by vocalists, instrumental soloists, orchestras, and choruses.
All events are free and open to the public.
The Speed Art Museum has more than art. The museum also offers a series of four concerts that are held at the University of Louisville School of Music Recital Hall on the Belknap Campus. Recognized as one of the country's finest preuniversity training programs for theater students, this program is devoted to children aged eight to 18. Classes and performance opportunities are geared to prepare the students for further theater training, teach them teamwork, and promote a love of literature. Click here for street map.