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). City of Paducah Mayor Brandi Harless presents her vision of creativity during the Mayors Forum…
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As one of only nine UNESCO Creative Cities in America, Paducah, Kentucky is an ideal destination if you crave rich cultural experiences. The city is also a good choice for people who like to stay active outdoorswhile on the road. Welcome to Paducah, a confluence of rivers and of heritage…
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Days of Bread is a collection of ingredients, recipes and cultural stories that symbolize the unique culinary histories of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. Download the Days of Bread App to discover traditional breadmaking techniques around the world and the bakers and bakeries that preserve them, including Paducah's own Kirchhoff’s Bakery! Kirchhoff's Bakery & Deli is located on Market House Square in Historic Downtown Paducah…
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Whether you arrive in time forspring's Dogwood Trail Celebration or for fall’s Barbecue on the River festival, you’ll find plenty of things to do on the weekend in Paducah, Kentucky all year long! To help you make the most of a weekend visit, this 48-hour itinerary inspiration guide features some of the best Creative City activities, restaurants, and places to stay. Begin your 48 hours (or more) any day of the week! Begin your visit at Whitehaven Welcome Center or the Paducah Visitors Bureau…
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San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico invited Paducah to participate in a collaboration of UNESCO Creative Cities during the first artisanal and gastronomic festival, "Sabores y Saberes," February 2-5, 2018! Paducah chefs collaborated with San Cristobal culinary students to present a gastronomic tasting…
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