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Woman in period dress demonstrating needlework at Shaker Village at Pleasanthill.
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Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen annual Fair in Berea, KY.
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Loretta's Lynn's brother with his guitar beside a sign on the Country Music Highway in Eastern Kentucky.
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Kentucky Attractions

While you’re in Kentucky, plan to explore the commonwealth’s rich artisan heritage and other exciting experiences.

Kentucky features sites like Shaker Village at Pleasanthill, less than an hour from the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea, where artisans in period dress demonstrate traditional crafts and share the Shaker community life with visitors. At the Museum of the American Quilter’s Society in Western Kentucky, visitors can enjoy outstanding examples of today’s quiltmakers, as well as exhibits of historic quilts. At Louisville’s Glassworks, in north central Kentucky, visitors can watch glassmakers at work, and tour exhibits of contemporary glass. And in addition to attractions, the state offers many outstanding artisan shows and events.

Use the links below for ideas, or visit the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea where staff can help you plan a special trip.

Links to Other Kentucky Artisan Attractions:

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Kentucky also offers a wealth of history and heritage sites. Search the Kentucky Department of Travel site below for the type of experiences you would like to experience in Kentucky.

Kentucky Artisans; For more information click here. Blacksmith Bob Montgomery demonstrating at the Center.
Featured Exhibits; For more information click here. Churchill Weavers' loom at Grand Opening; image courtesy of John Perkins, Creative Services.
About Berea; For more information click here. Image courtesy of the Kentucky Dept. of Travel.
Kentucky Products; For more information click here. Pottery by Cynthia Carr; image courtesy of the Kentucky Craft Marketing Program.
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