The Capitol stage is a historic one that has shined the spotlight on hundreds of actors, musicians, and special guests during the past century! It continues to showcase an impressive array of presentations, musical celebrations, […]
Light Up the Capitol Campaign Since taking over its management in 2021, Warren County Public Library’s goal has been to keep the Capitol a vital part of the community. During the last several holiday seasons, […]
WCPL has long been connected to the academic community. Partner events with WKU’s campus library and other departments have long played a role in the public library’s history. Now, with its management of the Capitol, […]
The Capitol stage will be rocking this month with all the cool WCPL events on stage, featuring great local music, writing workshops, and author presentations throughout! Library Rocks Concert for College Students & Teens To […]
A NEW festival is on the books! Warren County Public Library’s management of the Capitol has been a big boon for library-led programs with large audiences. The theater’s capacity for seating over 700 audience members […]
When expert primatologist Dr. Mireya Mayor visited Bowling Green in December, audience members were enthralled. A star and host of Discovery Channel’s hit series Expedition Bigfoot, Mayor brought energy, expertise, and excitement to the Capitol stage. […]
The Capitol has long been heralded as one of the “coolest” places to visit in downtown Bowling Green. While they could have been referring to the fan ventilation systems in use during early years or […]
The Capitol auditorium has proven to be a great venue for hosting larger-scale library events, as well as a space for outside groups to rent for various live performances. The stage, sound system, and acoustics […]
Oscar Wilde once said, “I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human being can share with another the sense of what it is to […]
Librarians love a good story! So, when WCPL began managing the Capitol, a number of us on staff became more interested in learning details about the life of the historic building we moved into. As […]
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