Germantown

There is something special about local businesses. Each one has its own story, its own history. This October, find some time to visit Hauck's Corner. This local business has been a part of Louisville for over a century and it has really become a ...

Kentucky may be known for bourbon, but there’s a really strong beer scene in Louisville. The city is home to many craft breweries, cool pubs and lots of great watering holes. For seven days this October, the city is celebrating Louisville Beer ...

The Bourbon Women Not Your Pink Drink Contest is coming to Louisville and you can be a judge. Anyone can be a judge, which means you can get a chance to try lots of specially made bourbon cocktails. Now, that’s just a good time. Drink ...

Oktoberfest is a beer festival originating in Germany that is celebrated all over the world. Louisville has a large German population dating back to the 1800s, when many German immigrants came to the city to make their dreams come true. They built ...

You don't have to wait for special Louisville events, like the fair or the Derby, to enjoy a fun, festival atmosphere, not to mention all that great food. Go to the Fun Festival in Paristown this August. This is a part of Louisville where you can ...

It feels just a little bit magical when you're sitting outside and suddenly, a butterfly comes up and lands near you. The beautiful colors, the gentle way they move their wings, it's easy to see how people come up with stories about magical winged ...

Louisville, like any city, has its own quirks and its own unique places and people. That’s why Louisville has embraced the unusual characteristics of the city. And this July, you have the unique chance to see an unusual sort of sporting event, ...

Sometimes, having the blues can be kind of fun. At least, it is when you're at the Germantown Schnitzelburg Blues Festival. For two days, you will enjoy great music in a neighborhood that is full of rich history, great stuff to eat and cool culture ...

TreeFest is coming to Louisville and Joe Creason Park is the perfect place to celebrate. This event will feature demos, activities and a tree-themed day of fun. TreeFest TreeFrest is a day of celebration of all things outdoor and of course, tees. ...

Grab some reading material to go with your morning cup of coffee this February. The Louisville free public library is popping up at Bean Roastery and Cafe. So you can get a free book, sign up for a library card and learn more about upcoming programs ...

Usually, the orchestra plays the music and the audience listens. Not at this concert, the Louisville Orchestra Family Concert at Paristown Hall. For this special concert event, you will participate in the music and help the orchestra choose what to ...

Kentucky has been famous for bourbon and spirits since before it was even a state. Kentucky knows booze and Louisville is home to an active beer scene. This November, go taste some delicious Louisville beer at the Germantown Public Beer Walk. Beer ...

Louisville is a food-loving, craft-brewing type of town. After all, bourbon was first made by small-time distilleries. The city has a rich tradition in beverages and it's a great city to walk around in. Combine these two things this September and go ...

Bourbon is the drink of Kentucky, as everyone knows. The state is famous for producing this beverage. But you don't always have to drink bourbon with nothing else on the side. Lots of different foods pair beautifully with bourbon. This August, go to ...

You might not know it, but Louisville hosts a worldwide championship sports competition every year. It's an old German street game and it's actually super weird! This July, go to the Dainty World Championships. Dainty Championship On the last Monday ...

If you’re good at trivia and you know it, get your brain muscles going and head to Voices of Kentuckiana Trivia Night. The theme is anything goes, which means there will be questions on all topics and all subjects. If that’s your idea of ...

Hidden away in a spot that's surrounded by businesses and buildings, there's a secret sanctuary that has stood the test of time even as the entire city has changed around it over the decades. This July, go get a look at this lesser-known little spot ...

Celebrate the blues, good food and some of Louisville’s history all at the same time at the Germantown Schnitzelburg Blues Festival. This event is packed with music and you will be surrounded by lots of stuff to see and enjoy. Shake Off the ...

Even before farm-to-table was a big trend, La Peche Gourmet was using local ingredients fresh off the farm to deliver the best possible meals. It's no surprise that this restaurant has been a part of Louisville for over 30 years now. Go see what all ...