It’s World Radio Day, adopted by UNESCO in 2011. The proclamation was requested by the Spanish Radio Academy for February 13, on the anniversary of the establishment of United Nations Radio in 1946. Various radio industry bodies around the world are supporting the initiative by encouraging stations in developed countries to assist those in the developing world. See more about World Radio Day on the official website.
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It’s Monday, February 13
Wednesday is the application deadline for musicians interested in performing in the 2012 Lower Town Arts & Music Festival. Selected performers will appear on one of three stages during the festival, which runs May 18th through the 20th in Paducah. Applications can be accessed online at lowertownamf.com.
A regular monthly meeting of the Alzheimer’s Support Group takes place tomorrow morning at 10 at the Pennyrile Area Development District Office in Hopkinsville. For more information, contact James Patterson at 886-9484.
The Pennyroyal Area Museum in Hopkinsville displays a collection of African artifacts from Kenya and Tanzania. The exhibit runs through March and features a selection of ebony carvings, a chess set, a bow and arrow, African currency, textiles, and more. The museum, located at 217 East 9th Street, is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 and on Saturday from 10 to 3.
Find out how you can support public radio and get in on a drawing for a Kindle Fire at wkms.org.
