The cultural center previously used the space as a museum. It’s now been reshaped into an interactive library with books about African American culture. It also includes interactive screens — including a large, digital wall — that showcase notable people that have made an impact on America.
Christian Adair, the Lyric’s executive director, said the wall will change every month depending on the time of year. It will include exhibits on Black History Month, indigenous peoples and notable women, among others. Another “Architects of America” screen shows national figures like inventors and politicians that have impacted the U.S.
“We want to change it every month to be educational and for field trips,” Adair said.
Another library exhibit showcases people who have made significant contributions to Lexington…