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NEWS: Keeneland Library Receives Prestigious Thomas D. Clark Award of Excellence from Kentucky Historical Society. Read more → bit.ly/3PWgg8p https://t.co/24QdkNPr58

Breakfast at the Track made for a fun-filled Saturday morning! Thanks to our community partners for helping us kick off summer. https://t.co/HiF77UOlmy

Though his sports broadcasting career took him around the globe, Tom Hammond always called Lexington home. Watch the full conversation on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts. → bit.ly/43lFccB https://t.co/BzrrT4GE0S

NEWS: Keeneland-Based Kentucky Derby Winner Golden Tempo has Final Breeze before Belmont. Read more → bit.ly/49rpXCf https://t.co/icqUWepsjz

Keeneland Library delivered 61 free education and outreach programs that reached 6,000 youths and adults in classrooms and community and industry centers in six states this spring. From industry research workshops and lectures on champion horses and their people from the 1800s to today, to programs in schools and public libraries on lesser told stories of the men, women, and horses who continue to shape the industry, Keeneland Library works year-round to connect learners of all ages to impactful programming. Learn more about the Library’s upcoming events → keeneland.com/library

Keeneland Library is excited to welcome legendary sportscaster Tom Durkin for a lecture series event on Thursday, June 11. Hear stories from behind the microphone as he looks back on the iconic moments and unforgettable races that defined his career and inspired his book "A Life’s Calling: The Voice Behind the World’s Greatest Horse Races." Buy tickets → bit.ly/49tNLp7

Tom Hammond’s connection to racing goes beyond the mic through his own Peacock Stable. Watch the full episode of In Good Company → bit.ly/3PLdQZV https://t.co/gBmCqG5lII

NEWS: Keeneland-Based Kentucky Derby Winner Golden Tempo Breezes Five Furlongs for Belmont. Read more → bit.ly/42R57sm https://t.co/fIuT6mLmLM

Volume up 🔊 Legendary sports broadcaster Tom Hammond on his start announcing pedigrees at Keeneland Sales. Watch the full conversation on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts. → bit.ly/4a4AFyF https://t.co/iz7cC6VWGc

Four works of Thomas J. Coates, the celebrated British oil painter of sporting and equestrian art, are now on display at Keeneland Library. Two of the paintings, To the Track, Keeneland and Before the Race, Keeneland, were bequeathed to Keeneland Library by industry ambassador and former Keeneland President James Edward “Ted” Bassett III. Depicting a spring scene and fall scene at Keeneland, these two paintings are fitting, handpicked selections by Bassett to augment the Library’s existing Coates holdings. The two pieces gifted by Bassett are exhibited aside other examples of Coates’ characteristic style and are freely available to the public during the Library’s hours of Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 4:30.