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The free opening of Exit Stage Left, a people's visual history of Lexington theatre in props, costumes, set pieces and ephemera.
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Last checked November 7, 2026.
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The city's page gives an 11 am start and no closing time for the opening day.
Lexington Parks & Recreation lists the opening of Exit Stage Left: A Visual History of Theatre in Lexington on Friday, November 13, 2026, at 11 am at the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center, 141 East Main Street. The city says the exhibition presents a people's visual history of theatre in Lexington through props, costumes, set pieces and ephemera from local theatre companies and productions past and present, from the theatre departments of Transylvania, UK and BCTC and companies including Lexington Children's Theatre, ActOut, Studio Players, Athens West, Message Theatre, Actors Guild of Lexington, Star Stuff Theatre and On the Verge. The listing marks it Free and does not list an end time.
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