KENTUCKY FOLK ART CENTER , Morehead t u l r u e C L & o s ver t r a SPEED ART MUSEUM , Louisville VOMFASS , Crestview Hills Spanning 6,000 years of “human creativity, culture and experi-ences” through its permanent collections, the Speed Art Museum offers free-admission Sundays, lectures, tours, workshops and other programming. The new, free Speed Art Sculpture Park is set in a garden of native plants and trees. vomFASS presents a full calendar of culinary classes (including charcuterie boards and cocktail crafting), wine-glass painting and other artistic classes, customizable gift baskets and more in a gor-geous boutique setting. Kentucky bourbon is among the spirits, wines and gourmet oils offered in this shopper’s paradise. T he LEARNSHOPS , Berea Be enchanted by the massive 1,400-piece collection of self-taught art at the Kentucky Folk Art Center, which also displays collections of fine art, photography and textiles. The artwork is arrayed in the gal-leries of the historic Union Grocery building, which also boasts one of the best gift shops in the region. Glassblowing, mountain music, storytelling, ceramics, watercolor and more. Awaken your inner artist at a springtime LearnShops weekend workshop and create a masterpiece under the tutelage of expert artist instructors in the Folk Arts and Crafts Capital of Kentucky — including pyrography, the art of decorating gourds with burn marks. You’ve Gotta See This! ABRAHAM LINCOLN BIRTHPLACE NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK AND BOYHOOD HOME , Hodgenville Get to know young Abe through the monuments, ranger programs and guided tours at the birthplace of the 16th president of the United States, the country's first memorial to Lincoln. Explore the place that prepared him to lead the nation through the Civil War. Photos from top: National Quilt Museum, Paducah; Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park and Boyhood Home, Hodgenville 42 #TravelKY