Two days of celebrating Greatness and Black Leadership highlighted by free admission, student civil leadership forum, community needs assessment.  LOUISVILLE, KY (January 9, 2022) — The Muhammad Ali Center will celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Muhammad Ali’s Birthday – on January 16 and 17 respectively, with two days of programming

10.28.22 MEDIA ADVISORY Ali Center announces Days of Greatness, lead up to Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards Louisville community invited to join in celebrating week of Greatness LOUISVILLE, KY (October 28, 2022) — As part of the celebration surrounding the 9th Annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards, the Muhammad Ali Center will host Days

09.26.22 MEDIA ADVISORY Ali Center announces Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award recipients  Dr. Anthony Fauci, World Central Kitchen, Alice Houston, and NBA Star Malcom Brogdon headline slate of nine awardees   National CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller to host the event   LOUISVILLE, KY (September 26, 2022) — The ninth annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian

08.22.22 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Muhammad Ali Center to host historic first showcase of I Was Here Project’s Ancestor Spirit Portraits LOUISVILLE, Ky (Aug 22, 2022) — The Muhammad Ali Center is thrilled to offer the first exhibition of the I Was Here Project’s original Ancestor Spirit Portraits, which opens to the

Louisville, KY – The Muhammad Ali Center Board and leadership recently voted to approve a new Strategic Plan to guide the Center through the next three calendar years. The plan is a result of months of meetings, planning, and collaboration from many team members. Below is a one-page overview of

LOUISVILLE, Ky (July 8, 2020) — The Muhammad Ali Center Athletes and Social Change Forum will take place on July 14-15, 2022 as an online virtual conference. This year’s forum will focus on Creative Expression: Art, Athletics, and Activism. The Muhammad Ali Center Athletes and Social Change Forum is an annual, national

LOUISVILLE, KY (June 3, 2022) — The Muhammad Ali Center and Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced a public awareness campaign for Louisville native Muhammad Ali’s image to appear on a United States Postal Service (USPS) Stamp. The purpose of the social media campaign, called #GetTheChampAStamp, is meant to involve the

LOUISVILLE, KY (May 3, 2022) — Kelsey Montague’s art has been featured in Taylor Swift’s music videos, celebrity Instagrams, and murals across the country. Now, it’s coming to Louisville in a new temporary exhibit at the Muhammad Ali Center. Montague’s six new works will be debuted to the public for the

Event is Part of Ali Festival 2022 Offering Community Service Opportunity to Highlight Ali’s Spirit of Giving   LOUISVILLE, KY (April 28, 2022) — Muhammad Ali won 37 fights by knockout in his illustrious career, and in his honor the Muhammad Ali Center and Metro United Way are teaming up to