Updates recognizing Kentucky Derby 141 winner American Pharoah will be unveiled at the Kentucky Derby Museum Friday, June 5. Using images, video, text and sound, six exhibits will be revised to reflect American Pharoah’s accomplishments as he takes his place in the history books.
“The Prince of Jockeys: The Life of Isaac Burns Murphy,” a traveling exhibit dedicated to the career of three-time Kentucky Derby winning jockey Isaac Murphy, will end its residence at the Kentucky Derby Museum May 31.
Bill Samuels, Jr., Chairman Emeritus at Maker’s Mark, will bring his wealth of bourbon knowledge to the fourth installment of the Kentucky Derby Museum’s unique and intimate Legends Series on June 2.
On May 2, 2015, the first Saturday in May, the Kentucky Derby Museum will complete a 21-camera principal photography shoot – including a 360-degree camera rig towering over the infield – for a new production of “The Greatest Race.” This new production will transform the story into a new, state-of-the-art 360-degree media experience with technical and creative impact that will set a new industry benchmark for museum attractions well into the future.
The Kentucky Derby Museum is proud to announce the naming of the D. Wayne Lukas Gallery, in honor of the Hall of Fame trainer and four-time Kentucky Derby winner.
Hall of Fame jockey and 1984 Kentucky Derby winner Laffit Pincay, Jr. headlines the Kentucky Derby Museum’s fourth annual Derby Dish, held Sunday, April 19.
The Kentucky Derby Museum is proud to announce the return of “It’s my Derby,” a unique event where the biggest names in racing share their Derby winning experiences.
The Kentucky Derby Museum welcomes several new additions to its collection, representing the Museum’s largest collection of artifacts documenting African Americans in Thoroughbred racing.
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