The week's schedule
Hello Winchester and Clark County, Kentucky!
This week, more than 130 visual journalists from across the country and around the world are in your community, capturing the people, places and stories that make this corner of Kentucky special. From everyday moments to extraordinary lives, they’re documenting what makes Winchester and the surrounding region a memorable place to live, work and play.
Their stories are coming soon.
Visit this site as the counter ticks down to zero to experience Winchester through these student's eyes as the 51st annual Mountain Workshops brings the community to life, one story at a time.
Their stories are coming soon.
Visit this site as the counter ticks down to zero to experience Winchester through these student's eyes as the 51st annual Mountain Workshops brings the community to life, one story at a time.
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Photo by AliSchallert
Follow our Instagram feed #mtnworkshops to experience the day-to-day activities. Our visual team is working across three platforms—photojournalism, video storytelling, and picture editing—to create content that reflects the unique spirit and identity of Winchester and Clark County.
The Cardinal Community Center has been transformed into the bustling headquarters of the 51st annual Mountain Workshops, thanks to a dedicated team of Western Kentucky University students led by experienced storytellers and educators. More than 130 visual journalists have arrived in Winchester, and the work is officially underway.
Across the community, moments are being captured, and stories are taking shape. Soon, you’ll see Winchester through their eyes. Stay tuned.
Across the community, moments are being captured, and stories are taking shape. Soon, you’ll see Winchester through their eyes. Stay tuned.
Visit our 2025 Mountain Workshops website from Maysville, Mason County Kentucky.