Celebrate Louisville’s Leading Ladies Presented by AARP Kentucky March 20

March is women’s history month. Celebrate it with Louisville’s Leading Ladies, a special event presented by AARP Kentucky. Women leaders from all over the Louisville Metro area will be here to lead a panel. Spend women’s history month with some truly powerful women.

Louisville’s Leading Ladies

The host of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” Jean West, will moderate this panel discussion. West is also the owner of FacesWest Productions. Women of all ages are invited to attend this event.

The panel includes the CEO of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, the President and CEO of TravelPlex Travel Agency, the President and CEO of Louisville Urban League and the Chief of Civic Innovation and Technology for Louisville Metro government. They’re all bright, accomplished women.

Louisville’s Leading Ladies will be at the Shelby Campus Founders Union building at UofL. That’s at 450 N. Whittington Parkway, which is several miles away from the main UofL campus in Old Louisville. It’s actually just a few blocks away from Oxmoor Center and the beautiful Hurstbourne neighborhood.

Look Around Hurstbourne

The campus isn't the only pretty place near Hurstbourne. The Oxmoor Country Club is a short drive away, and there are several parks nearby. Natural beauty not really your thing? No worries. There are two big malls, two movie theaters, gyms, restaurants and all sorts of places to go nearby. You can shop for anything and still have time to go play an escape game without getting more than 10 minutes away from the neighborhood.

The Hurstbourne community completely surrounds a country club. This gives many homes gorgeous views of the greens and rolling hills. There's even a stream that cuts through the neighborhood. There are many large ranch homes here with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. The big lawns look almost like an extension of the country club, and many of them are dotted with landscaping.

Spend some time with Louisville’s leading ladies, and then spend some time looking around Hurstbourne this March.