Historic Downtown Paducah has been consistently recognized as one of America's best and most beautiful Main Streets by Architectural Digest, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and many others. Upon arrival in this picturesque Paducah neighborhood set along the Ohio River, you'll discover the true beauty of Paducah - cultural heritage and creative spirit!
Inspired by Paducah's creative culture, local artists, entrepreneurs and venues are energizing the destination experience. Reflecting on the first five years of Ephemera Paducah and the fifth anniversary of Paducah's designation as a UNESCO Creative City, Kristin Williams shares her story!
In search of traditional knowledge! Giuseppe Biagini founder of the International Traditional Knowledge Institute (ITKI) United States, visits Paducah to share "Days of Bread" and perspective on Paducah's creative culture.
From art and architecture to cuisine and quilts, travel experts across the country are taking note of the authentic, unexpected experiences that await in Paducah, Kentucky. Enjoy five of our favorite features from 2018 below to see why our UNESCO Creative City should be on your travel list in 2019!
In celebration of the fifth anniversary of Paducah's designation as a UNESCO Creative City, River's Edge International Film Festival (REIFF) spotlights the Creative Cities Network on opening night!
Welcoming pets and pet lovers to Paducah, Kentucky! This pet-friendly Paducah inspiration guide features the local experiences of one charming pup and her humans.
During the summer of 2018, Paducah ceramist and arts educator Mitch Kimball embarked on a month-long residency in Jingdezhen, China, a longtime dream come true made possible through the UNESCO
When we think of important hubs for artists and creative culture, big cities like New York or Los Angeles come to mind. But certain small towns are also focal points for innovative thinkers, and in 2013 Paducah was recognized as such with designation as a UNESCO Creative City.
When locally-loved and internationally-known musician, J.D. Wilkes performs, he takes Paducah’s creativity along for the world to see!
Poland’s cities of Krakow and Katowice, Creative Cities of Literature and Music respectively, welcomed 350 delegates, including 40 mayors, representing 180 cities of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN).
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