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No one can blame you if you don't want to walk around inside a big enclosed space right now, like a mall. But you may still want to do a little shopping, a little looking around, maybe grab a bite to eat. Head to the Mid-City Mall. This is an ...

Kentucky was a strategically important location, but there weren't a lot of big battles fought in the state. Many people don't know that Louisville and the rest of Kentucky are actually rich in Civil War history, and lots of people have no idea that ...

You may not have noticed it tucked among the trees and set back on the road, but there's a historic home dating to 1796 not too far from Bardstown Road and the Highlands. This September, go get a look at the Bray Place and go see some of Kentucky's ...

Don't want to get super sweaty during your workout? Enjoy air conditioning and gorgeous floral views at the Waterfront Botanical Gardens while you practice Tai Ji. This is a slow motion, low-impact workout that's really a meditation in motion....

This September, go discover Louisville Stoneware, a local business that was originally established way back in 1815. That's 45 years before the Civil War and more than 100 years before women had the right to vote! This is a tradition that goes back ...

Kentucky is world-famous for bourbon. In fact, bourbon has to come from Kentucky in order to be true bourbon. So this September, go browse at the marketplace at Bourbon Barrel Foods. Because bourbon is about a whole lot more than sipping on ...

The weather is going to start turning cold again soon and Coronavirus has already limited the opportunities for getting out of the house. So while you still can, enjoy some time outside and go eat at one of Louisville's great but lesser-known ...

Louisville has a lot of great attractions that are very well known. Churchill Downs, the Muhammad Ali Canter, Louisville Slugger Field and many other famous places are all located in Louisville. But the city is packed with some really cool places ...

The virus has been tough on everybody. These are strange times. Everyone is trying to get by with a little less. Everyone’s looking for some way to avoid going stir crazy! This September, get some food together and head over to the Dare to ...

Kentucky has incredible water. It's the many rivers and the limestone in the rolling hills that make Kentucky such a perfect place for brewing bourbon. It also creates an abundance of gorgeous plant life. This September, go see how many native ...

This September, a place that’s all about shopping will turn into a Drive-In Movie Theater every single Friday and Saturday night. The movie starts every night once it’s dark enough to see the screen, around 8:30. Everything is cashless ...

Do something a little different this Halloween and learn about the Legend at Pope Lick. Visit one of the city's haunted locations to celebrate the season of scares and have fun at a special event. The Pope Lick Legend This is a brand-new Halloween ...

Show off your skills this September at the Owsley Brown Frazier Classic. Head to the Jefferson Gun Club to participate in a shooting tournament that’s going to have some pretty cool extras, too. Owsley Brown Frazier Classic This is a classic ...

Head to Flutter Fest at the Louisville Zoo this September to see a truly spectacular sight: the Monarch butterfly migration. You’ll get the chance to learn more about these incredible beauties during your day at the zoo. Flight of the ...

What if you had the chance to save a life? What if you didn’t know how to help? This September, take a crash course in basic life support and CPR at Louisville Fire Engine #1. Because you never know when you’ll have the chance to do ...

Don't want to go to the mall to do your shopping? Large malls and huge retail stores are a little bit scary when there's a pandemic happening. But the Springhurst Towne Center is full of all sorts of shops and eateries that are separated. When ...

Golfers have known the secret of social distancing all along. Golf courses have always been great places to spread out and put space between yourself and others. Heck, some golfers escape to the course to put some distance between themselves and ...

A lot changed because of the pandemic, but one thing sure hasn’t changed, it’s hot out there! Louisville in September gets pretty humid and pretty uncomfortable. Grab the kids and head to the pool at All About Kids to get cool again....

Escape the heat and get out on the water this September. Rent a kayak or a canoe and see the beautiful Parklands of Floyds Fork from the water. This is one of Louisville’s most beautiful parks and you can enjoy great views from a boat as ...