ONE-STOP ARTISAN SHOP Kentucky’s handcrafting tradition is as old as the hills and hollows of the Cumberland Plateau, which provides a scenic setting for the Kentucky Artisan Center in Berea. Situated on a lush 10-acre campus complete with hiking trails, the center is home to a vast array of unique art and craftworks by more than 800 Kentucky artisans – from traditional to modern – plus specialty foods, music, DVDs and books by Kentucky authors. See original sculptures, paintings, traditional furniture, pottery, glass art and more representing juried artists from more than 100 counties in Kentucky. Admission is free and the center welcomes hundreds of guests, seven days a week, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. With its arts showcase, musical performances, artist demonstrations and café serving traditional American cuisine, the center is a full Kentucky immersion experience. GREAT GALLERIES Travel around the world, from the 15th century to the present, at the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art. See works of art inside a work of art at Louisville’s Speed Art Museum , Kentucky’s oldest and largest art museum. Appalachian art and artists, musicians and dulcimer makers grab the spotlight at Hindman’s Appalachian Artisan Center . Exquisitely crafted miniatures, semi-precious jewelry, bibelots … bib-a-whats? See these tiny treasures at Lexington’s Headley-Whitney Museum of Art . More precious pieces may be seen at Maysville’s Kentucky Gateway Museum Center as part of the Kathleen Savage Browning Miniatures Collection of art objects, room boxes and more – including the magnificent re-creation of Princess Diana’s ancestral home. Kentucky Artisan Center , Berea 28 #TravelKY Kentucky Gateway Museum Center , Maysville