Germantown

Who doesn’t love to belt along with Celine or Whitney, or lean into the falsetto on a Maroon 5 song? Everyone has become Britney in their car or the shower at least once. This December, do it at Hot Mess Karaoke. It doesn’t matter how ...

When Thanksgiving ends, winter dreams begin. This November, go visit the winter village. It's Fete De Noel at Paristown and this is a fun event that you won't want to miss. Come enjoy it while it lasts. Fete De Noel Fete De Noel means Festival of ...

Mondays, for most people, are just a hot mess. It’s the day where it seems like whatever can go wrong does go wrong. It’s the day where you probably really need a drink at the end of it. So go grab a drink and go enjoy Hot Mess Monday at ...

There’s no rule that says hiking has to be done out in nature. Hiking is still just walking, whether you’re doing it on a rough-hewn trail surrounded by trees or you’re doing it on nice, paved sidewalks. So this September, forget ...

With everything that's going on in the world and everything you've been through lately, there's just one thing you can do this September, sing the blues! Enjoy the Germantown Schnitzelburg Blues Festival this September. Because right now, it just ...

Latin culture is famous for being lively and exciting. The food is bursting with different flavors, the music is upbeat and joyful and the dancing is energetic. This August, have a night of Latin culture that’s full of food, music and dancing ...

The best way to enjoy the summer weather is with a cold beer in your hand, right? This July, go sit in the outdoor Biergarten at the German American Club and enjoy the sunshine and some suds. Sun and Suds The Biergarten is a German tradition. It's ...

You've probably tried Mexican food, Chinese food, Italian. But how often have you tried real Greek food? This May, find the time to visit the Simple Greek and enjoy a pita or a bowl full of delicious, traditional Greek flavors. A Simple Greek ...

You probably don't know this, but in the late 1910s, Louisville was one heck of a beer town. The city was a haven for beer lovers and innovators to gather and sip. Then, the dark days of Prohibition came and put a damper on all the beer and bourbon ...

The Kentucky Derby is different this year, but the Derby Festival is still coming to Louisville. Go to Christy’s Garden this April to celebrate the Derby and enjoy drinks, entertainment and fun. That’s what the Derby Festival is all ...

Head to the Logan Street Market this March for the monthly art bazaar. This is an exhibit of local artists and craftspeople. This is also a complete market that's full of food, stuff to buy and plenty of space to stay socially distanced. Monthly ...

Go shopping at the Black Businesses Matter pop-up mail this February to support Black-owned businesses in the Louisville area. You’ll find lots of cool stuff going on in addition to all the bargains. Going Shopping The Black Businesses ...

Looking at art is a great way to get a little break from the pressures of the world. It’s a stress-reliever and it’s an excuse to get out of the house. That’s something everyone needs every once in a while! So go to the Logan ...

Still need to get a few things before Christmas? Go to the Last-Minute Christmas Shopping Weekend at the Logan Street Market this December to pick up all those items you still need. You’ll also be supporting local businesses, which will help ...

Go to the festival of Christmas Fete De Noel this December. This attraction only lasts for six weeks. But during this time, a complete Christmas village appears right in the heart of Louisville near the Highlands. Have an enchanted holiday ...

Get some holiday shopping done at the Art of Kindness Holiday Handmade Arts and Craft Show at the 21st Amendment Restaurant in Germantown. This is a great way to pick up unique, original items for everyone on your list and maybe a few things for ...

Biking is great exercise and it’s a pretty good way to get around. A bike can go more places than a car and it can even get you there without burning fuel or releasing emissions into the atmosphere. This August, get hands-on and learn how to ...

A huge influx of German immigrants came to Louisville in the 1800s and they definitely made their mark on the city's culture and its cuisine. Many traces of this history still remain in Neighborhoods like Germantown and Restaurants like Eiderdown. ...

Bourbon is Kentucky’s most delicious industry, and it’s part of what has defined the state. So this December, take the Sour Mash Tour to enjoy a tasting experience like no other. Sour Mash Tour Have a guided walking experience at a ...