Fast approaching is the ten-year anniversary of Al’s Bar, a hole-in-the-wall bar, music venue and eatery on Lexington’s north side. The building housing Al’s Bar has existed for 45 years and reopened...

New York native, Dan Frigolette, had no intention of hopping into comedy when he began studying journalism at Syracuse University. Radio, advertising and rhetorical communication was his focus until a...

Cliff Cash, a southern born, mid-thirties, optimistic man, went from business owner to comedy newbie phenomena in a little over a month. At 21, Cliff quit school and started selling cars for a Mercedes...

For the last eight and a half years Lexington’s literary community has hooted and hollered at Al’s Bar as part of their monthly Holler Poets Series, curated by local poet and conservationist Eric Scott...

This Friday at Al’s Bar, mountain music and bluegrass will collide as local bands Moonshine District and The Wooks join forces for what will continue a fantastic week of music around Lexington. The show...

Lexington-based band Noble Giants brought in a big crowd to Al’s Bar for its first Lexington show since December on Tuesday night in support of their EP, “Eradixate.”Lead singer Collier Porter said...

This Friday night, local band Driftwood Gypsy will be bringing its unique sound, which guitarist Dereck Oldham refers to as “dabstomp,” to Al’s Bar on the corner of Limestone and West Sixth streets....

Here for both a good time, and a long time, Al’s Bar has been a part of Lexington nightlife for almost 50 years. Full of history, whether under the name Al’s, Thoroughbred Tavern or the Lilly Pad,...