Germantown

If you have a kid at home aged 7 to 12, of course you love them. That doesn’t mean you don’t want to get rid of them every once in a while, only for a couple hours, of course. This December, drop your kids off at a Baking Workshop at Turnip...

Before you enjoy your Thanksgiving feast, go into a different kind of turkey coma this November at Four Pegs Beer Lounge. Enjoy lots of laughs when Improv Anonymous presents their show “Turkey Coma,” and enjoy a night out in Germantown....

Children have an amazing ability to learn, and the things they can learn to do will astound you. This November, be with them when they learn something new at the Kitchen Kids Program at Turnip the Beet.

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Enjoy an evening of incredible music this August, and go to the Mercury Ballroom to hear the Manchester Orchestra play. This is an all-ages event, and this is something that you’ll never forget.

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So, maybe you'll never get a chance to hit a grand slam in the World Series against the Yankees. Maybe you'll never bluff a poker legend at the World Series of Poker and win millions. What you can do is compete in the World Series of Dainty...

Louisville is known for its horseracing, its bourbon and its historic architecture. But Louisville also has a proud tradition of performing arts culture, and you don't always have to go downtown to enjoy it. This July, go see some amazing local performers at the Louisville...

Spend a night laughing this March, and have a few drinks to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Improve Anonymous at Four Pegs Beer Lounge. Because if you’re really going to do some serious St. Patrick’s Day celebrating,...

Engage all 5 of your senses at a special event sponsored by Woodford Reserve. This event is designed to delight your taste buds, tempt your eyes, tease your ears, enchant your sense of smell and even engage your skin. Enjoy this special Bourbon Classic event, and get all your senses engaged and active...

This February, break out of your usual routines and go see something new. Well, maybe something old. Go have a cup of coffee at Vu this February, and go see one of Louisville’s most unique boutique hotels.

The Vu Lounge...

The Fresh Stop Market is a pop-up that appears periodically throughout Louisville, and this October it’s going to be popping up in Smoketown. Many types of seasonal produce will be available from local growers, and you’ll be surrounded by one of Louisville's great historic neighborhoods.

Celebrate the dad in your life by taking him out to eat at the El Lobo Bailando food truck. This brunch includes a well-stocked bar, and the atmosphere can’t be beat.

Sunday Brunch with Dads

The El Lobo...

The Fresh Stop Market is popping up around Old Louisville on June 7, so drop by and shop for some of the freshest food available. There will be lots of varieties of seasonal offerings, the freshest foods of the late spring and early summer season.

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The Seven Sense Festival on S. Preston Street is so big, it takes up two full blocks. That’s because it’s chock-full of food, drinks, music, crafts and fun. And you should go have as much fun as you can, because it all helps to benefit a great Louisville cause.

It Takes Seven Senses to Enjoy This...

Did you know that a Louisville neighborhood is the historic home for a World Championship? It’s the World Championship Dainty Contest, and it’s a very unique event that you can’t find anywhere else. This sporting event is a fun neighborhood tradition...

How do you express your personality through your creativity? Try getting creative April 3 for Sunday brunch, and you never know what you’ll discover about yourself. Go to Unlimited Holistic Therapy and Life Coaching to make something, have something to eat and maybe learn something new about yourself.

Crafting...

Getting lost in the woods isn’t supposed to be this fun, but when you’re lost in a forest of beer all the rules change. If you like sour beer, you have no reason to miss out on this event at the Holy Grale.

Lost in the Beer Woods

How has Louisville’s history been shaped by Germany? If you don’t know, you’ll want to join the discussion at Carmichael’s to learn more about how German immigrants helped make Louisville the city it is today.

German...

If you haven't seen Louisville Stoneware, you're missing one of the city's prettiest attractions. This company was founded in 1815 and it's one of the oldest stoneware companies in the entire country. Louisville Stoneware specializes in Derby themes, but you can see just about everything when you visit here.

Let the kids have some fun this January at the Shelby Park Community Center. The Recreation Hour is a supervised event that allows them to have fun with other kids their own age, and that’s fun for parents.

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