We have an eclectic list of entertainment options this weekend and beyond.

Our Toby Gibbs, of course, has a wedding expo.

Reptiles, a Colonel Sanders impersonator, and the return of Lexington native Colton Ryan.

All in this look at what's happening around the Commonwealth.

The Bowling Green, Kentucky Reptile and Exotics Show has its first event of the year tomorrow.

This family friendly event will have a variety of reptiles, amphibians, arachnids and more on display.

It's also a great place to pick up pet supplies at a good deal and maybe a new pet to match.

Slither on down to the Sloan Convention Center tomorrow to check it out.

The Lexington Theater Company kicks off its season tomorrow evening with its 2024 concert with the Stars, headlined by Lexington native Colton Ryan.

Ryan played Connor Murphy in the 2021 film adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen, and he was recently nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in Broadway's New York New York.

This year's concert is a solo evening with Ryan as he takes you through a cabaret of show tunes and stories from behind the scenes.

It's sure to be an entertaining evening.

The answer is will be flocking to the Kentucky Expo Center this Sunday for the Louisville Bridal and Wedding Expo.

Everything you need to plan your big day will be under one big roof with professionals galore to help you find what you need on top of access to nearly 100 wedding vendors.

There will be cash prizes and giveaways throughout the expo.

Bring your friends, family and Pinterest board.

This is a don't miss event for Kentucky Brides Market House Theater as the perfect winter performance opening next Thursday.

Come on out to see the Mitten, an interactive performance of the Ukrainian folktale about a lost mitten in the snow that becomes a cozy hideout for a host of forest animals.

This show is great for young audience members who might need to wiggle or giggle during the performance.

Bring the whole family out and start the new Year.

Enjoying the performing arts.

Since 1992, the Kentucky Chautauqua Program has brought over 70 figures from our state's history to life through reenactment.

Next Thursday, Colonel Sanders will be next up in the series presented by another real life Colonel Earl Henry Dowell.

Head to the Highlands Museum and Discovery Center in Ashland for a chance to be face to face with one of Kentucky's most famous icons.

And that's what's happening around the Commonwealth.

I'm Toby Gibbs.

Thank you, Toby.

You just heard about Colt and Ryan appearing in Lexington while Colton was honored with a key to the city today in honor of his incredible work on stage and screen.

He gave credit to his arts education here in Lexington, as well as his family, for making him the person and performer he is today.

The teachers that I was afforded growing up here in Lexington at the School for the Creative Performing Arts, they saw me completely before I could even see myself.

Arts education, luckily in my household, was accessible by right, and it has been the greatest luxury of my life.

I don't believe it should be a luxury.

I believe it should be a right for all children.

And thankfully, this town believes that mission to being from here is one of the great prides in my life.

Thank you.

Well, we're proud you are from Lexington.

And Mayor Linda Gordon says Lexington is also proud of Colt and Ryan and says the city has a real star.

Agree.