Location: St. Hubert’s Episcopal Church

Wednesday, April 1
1436 Grimes Mill Road, Lexington, KY
6:00 PM
Free and open to the public!

We are thrilled to announce the return of our in-person deTours on April 3rd at 6 pm, heading to the remarkable St. Hubert's Episcopal Church! Completed in 1969 and modeled after a traditional English country church, this stone structure was built of native Kentucky limestone and timber, designed by William R. Moody, and funded entirely through private gifts on a donated five-acre site along Grimes Mill Road.

Architectural highlights include massive oak doors carved by Kentucky musician and craftsman John Jacob Niles — featuring the Eighty-fourth Psalm framed by ivy and tobacco leaves — and a freestanding bell tower housing an 1862 antique bell rescued from wartime meltdown during World War I. Join us as we gather in person to explore this distinctive landmark of the Bluegrass!