“Chasing a sunrise storm”

“Big Blue Reflections”

“Pumpkinmania at Transylvania”

“On my way to the races”

“Late night Green Lantern Bar”

“Catalpa Rd at Golden Hour”

• Carve + Print Workshop | Tuesday, Jan. 23 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Studio Mel, 309 N. Ashland Ave., Lexington | $85 | This two-part series will teach you carving techniques to design your own stamp.
• Raclette Dinner with Queen Brie | Tuesday, Jan. 23 | 6-8 p.m. | Wise Bird Cider, 1170 Manchester St., Ste. 140, Lexington | $59.47 | Indulge in the ooey gooey goodness of melted raclette cheese paired with delectable accompaniments — cider pairing available for purchase.

• 2024 Vision Boards Night | Wednesday, Jan. 24 | 6:30 p.m. | Franzetti Photography, 154 Constitution St., Lexington | Free | Amanda Woods Hall of The Flourish U leads as you create your own vision board to represent your 2024 goals.

• The Art & Science of Mixology | Thursday, Jan. 25 | 5:30-8 p.m. | The Living Arts & Science Center, 362 N. Martin Luther King Blvd., Lexington | $50-$65 | Discover the science behind distilling spirits at this fundraiser — tickets include two drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and a mixology class.
• Candle Pour Bar | Thursday, Jan. 25 | 4-6:30 p.m. | Wick + Mortar Studio / Poppy & Pomelo, 526 E. High St., Lexington | $38-$50 | Sip on spirits while you choose from 50+ scents to create your own candle.

• Swing Shift Dance Fest | Friday, Jan. 26 | 8-11 p.m. | Artworks at the Carver School, 522 Patterson St., Lexington | $12-$20 | Do-si-do your way through this beginner-friendly folk + swing shift dance party with music by Meadowhawk and caller Charley Harvey.

• LEF Climbing | This full-service climbing + fitness gym boasts 20,000+ sqft of climbing. Kids can boulder, climb on auto belays, or top rope with a parent or a person 14 or older belaying.
• Lexington Public Library | Children who prefer the quiet can enjoy coming into one of Lexington’s six library branches.
• The Explorium | If your child is curious and imaginative, this museum is the perfect spot for them. Kids can explore careers by pretending to be a doctor, newscaster + more.
• Joseph-Beth Booksellers | This is where bookworms are born. Help your child pick out their favorite book in the immersive children’s section.
• ARTplay Children’s Studio | Let your kids explore their creative side in an art class.
• Lexington Children’s Theatre | With various classes and camps, the theatre provides children with a unique opportunity to work on their acting chops.
• CREATE studio | Children 4+ can create sculptures, paint a canvas, and more at one of many classes and camps throughout the week. Or, drop in for an afternoon of crafting with no reservation needed.

• Carlo Vaccarezza, owner of La Folie at The Woodlands, said the French restaurant will switch gears when it reopens in mid-February. The spot, now coined Shun Lee, will feature Chinese eats like dumplings, General Tso’s chicken, and Moo Shu pork. (Lexington Herald-Leader)

• Rolling Oven wants you to create its next pizza. All you have to do is comment your ideas for toppings, sauce base, and a name on Facebook or Instagram for a chance to have your creation featured for one full week — easy as pie, right? Submissions are due Sunday, Feb. 11.

• 50. That’s the current winning streak held by Transylvania women’s basketball — the longest active streak held by any NCAA division program. The Division III reigning national champions will try to keep the streak alive at Mount Saint Joseph tomorrow, Jan. 24. Let’s go Pios.

• The PGA Tour event formerly known as the Barbasol Championship will return to Keene Trace Golf Club Monday, July 8-Sunday, July 14. After Barbasol chose not to renew its sponsorship after the 2023 iteration, the tournament will now be called The Kentucky Championship. Tickets and more details are forthcoming. (LEX18)

• Downtown Lexington Partnership is accepting nominations for its Annual Meeting & Awards of Excellence, which honors the accomplishments of downtown’s businesses. Some of the categories include: Landscape and Streetscape, Urban Innovation, and Outstanding Individual. Submit your nomination via email by Wednesday, Jan. 31.

• If you’ve got questions about traffic congestion + big road construction projects, then join the online Transportation Policy Committee meeting tomorrow, Jan. 24 at 1:30 p.m. Review the meeting packet so you can be prepared to share thoughts during the public comment period.