Aayat Ali

Aayat Ali

City Editor

Aayat is an editor based in Lexington, Kentucky. She has spent the last several years working alongside entrepreneurs, small businesses, and startups to share their stories with readers around the world. When she’s not writing, you can find her sifting through vinyl at one of Lexington’s local record stores.

Help celebrate Día de los Muertos and honor those who have passed at one of these events happening in town.
Munchies? We don’t know her.
Come see this Hamilton Park house and fulfill your fearful fantasies.
The seventh annual tree week is returning with a ton of fun, educational events around town.
Alexa, play “I Will Remember You” by Sarah McLachlan.
The annual Latin festival returns to Robert F. Stephens this weekend for two days of fun, music, food, and celebration.
It’s the most wonderful time for beer.
Through a partnership with Spectrum, the city will be able to provide internet to underserved areas of Lexington.
As we celebrate three years of sharing hyper-local + positive stories, we’re taking a look back at some of our favorites.
The festival, which runs from Thursday, Sept. 26 to Sunday, Sept. 29, will feature Q&As with filmmakers, panel discussions, and workshops for aspiring movie buffs.
Pull out those planners, and grab your pens we’re sharing all the need-to-know information to get your prepared for election season.
We’re relishing in our readers’ recommendations for National Cheeseburger Day.
You may have noticed that we live in a pretty gorgeous state — so gorgeous it’s served as the backdrop for dozens of films.
Get a first look at the new documentary about Herb Greene, his life as a professor at UK, and revolutionary work that shaped the architecture industry.
It’s your party and you can get free things if you want to.
Want to get to know your future local representatives? Join CivicLex and the League of Women Voters for a question + answer series.
Grab a glass and pour up, September is National Kentucky Bourbon Heritage Month.
Take a peek at this home straight out of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale in the middle of 40502.
To brew or not to brew, that is the question.
In case you missed it, here are the stories y’all found the most interesting last month.
We recently asked our readers about local run clubs, but now we want to know about walking clubs.
Lexington’s hottest day on record was July 15, 1936 when LEX hit 108°.
The Lexington Art League brings the premier art festival back to The Loudoun House this fall.
Breathe in, breathe out.
Can’t stop, won’t stop (peepin’ leaves).
Break out the flannel, because no matter what the weather decides to do, Lexington live music will be there.
Breathe in, breathe out.
Agricultural zones in Lexington — and Kentucky as a whole — play a massive role in our economy. But what does it mean to be designated an ag zone?
Take a trip this August + experience the colorful world of Expansion.
Last week, our airport revealed the findings of its economic impact study after 1.3 million passengers flew to and from Lexington last year.