Butchertown

Going to the movies isn’t so safe these days. Heck, doing anything indoors isn’t so safe these days. But you can still get together with loved ones and have a movie night this December. Bundle up and sit out in the backyard to see a ...

Watch a different movie every Thursday night in October. Naive in Butchertown is hosting this fun outdoor event. There will be plenty of snacks and drinks available for purchase while you sit back and watch a classic October-themed flick. Night at ...

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 was the 15th state, but before that it was part of Virginia. People have been settling and living in Louisville for a long, long time. And what’s great about a city with a lot of history? That’s right, antiques! Take a day this ...

Louisville was founded on the banks of the Ohio River and it was the river that shaped the city. Once, paddle boats and steamships and barges constantly traveled up and down the river, delivering goods and passengers to the growing city on the water....

You've probably seen the Belle of Louisville plenty of times, but how much do you know about steamboats like the Belle? During the days of Mark Twain, steamboats traveled up and down the Ohio River. Head to the Howard Steamboat Museum and Mansion ...

Have dinner at three restaurants this June for the Southern Supper Series. You’ll get a taste three of the city’s popular restaurants and a look at some of the city’s gorgeous real estate during this special event. Dinner Tour Go ...

Be honest. During all the virus stuff, there was at least one time when you really felt like throwing something. Hard. And if there had been an axe near you in that moment, maybe you would have hurled that at something. Well this June, you can go ...

You may have walked right by the Levy Brothers Building before and didn't realize how special it is. But if you stop to actually look at this building, you'll see why it's so unique. This building is so old, it was featured in "American Architect ...

Enjoy some scary good fun this Halloween Eve at the Whisky Chicks Halloween Masquerade. You can wear a costume, put on a mask or just come as yourself to this spooky, fun event. All Hallow’s Eve The Whisky Chicks Halloween Masquerade is an ...

Sip margaritas at Copper and Kings this September, do some salsa dancing in the courtyard and spend some time unwinding at Salsa Sunday. When was the last time you had a night of dancing, cocktails and fun under the stars? No matter how long ago it ...

Grab the kids, call your friends and get yourself to Bourbons Bistro this April for the Easter Brunch. The buffet will be filled with a huge selection of favorites and classic dishes, along with some high-end, fancy smancy gourmet food that will ...

Discover hidden gems in Louisville this March by going on a Food Adventure with the Southern Supper Series. You'll visit three different destinations where you can eat, drink and make merry. Southern Supper Series The Southern Supper Series will ...

Go to Whiskey Wednesday at the Mellwood Tavern this February, because it never hurts to unwind a little in the middle of the week. Have a night full of music and mingling, all led by a Louisville radio personality. Dance Party This is a dance party ...

Go to Butchertown Pizza Hall for a slice and a few laughs this February. It’s the Sunday Comedy Showcase, and admission is free. Comedy Showcase Be there, and be ready to laugh at 7 pm. The showcase includes several local Louisville comics, ...

You may have passed Pyro Art Gallery before and didn’t even know it. Pyro Gallery is inside a pretty house in Butchertown, built in early 1900s style and painted in vivid shades of yellow, blue and red. But until you walk inside, you won't ...

Cooking the Thanksgiving meal is often a multiple-day event that’s full of stress. You always end up wishing you had more fridge space, counter space or oven space, or maybe all three! And let’s not even talk about the nightmare clean-up ...

Experience global culture, music and art this July at the Forecastle Festival, and experience a lot of summer fun. This event is all about entertainment, and it's filled with inspiration from around the world. Forecastle Festival Many ...

This May, go learn a little more about one of Louisville's most famous residents: Thomas Edison. He lived in Louisville briefly just after the Civil War, working as a telegrapher. So stop into Butchertown, and visit the former home of this famous ...