There are lots of whimsical places in Kentucky, but not many that can guarantee simultaneous shelter and smiles — even on the dreariest day. This is the magic that awaits when you visit Umbrella Alley, an immersive, colorful, public art installation of pure happiness in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Editor’s Note: The original version of this article mistakenly referred to an Umbrella Alley in Louisville, Ohio. We apologize for the error.
Public art is commonplace in Frankfort, Kentucky’s capital city that, in all its buttoned-up, historic stature, has a colorful and artistic side as well!
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Art is everywhere in Frankfort, from larger-than-life murals that brighten your Insta feed…
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…to stunning, large-scale paintings on local businesses, as with this crockin-rockin masterpiece at Rick’s White Light Diner!
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Umbrella Alley, however, is easily the most fanciful and fantastic public art piece in Frankfort, Kentucky. This display is truly awe-inspiring. Because in addition to brightening Catfish Alley, these umbrellas symbolize hope – in more ways than one.
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The umbrellas remind everyone to keep a chin up – that brighter days are ahead. Umbrella Alley in Frankfort is part of the Give Me Shelter initiative which, in partnership with Frankfort CARES Coalition, aims to bring awareness and an end to homelessness. These vibrant umbrellas signify the work being done to shelter those in need in the state.
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For more information on Umbrella Alley in Frankfort, Kentucky, check out the YouTube video courtesy of Fox 56 News:
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What a bright, beautiful, wonderful thing!
Have you heard of Umbrella Alley, the colorful and unique art installation in Kentucky? Whether it’s cloudy, rainy, or just a regular, old Monday, this whimsical, umbrella-filled alley in Frankfort is sure to bring a smile to your face.
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Address: Catfish Alley, Frankfort, KY 40601, USA
