Lemonade Day Kickoff at Field Elementary

Lemonade Day is an organization that helps today’s youth become the business leaders, social advocates, community volunteers and forward-thinking citizens of tomorrow — one lemonade stand at a time. At the free kickoff event at Field Elementary, participate in a craft, snap some pics at the Lemonade Day photo booth and enjoy appetizers and, of course, lemonade! Social hour begins at 5:30 p.m., and the program begins at 6:30 p.m.  Learn more...

Hamilton: How the Musical Remixes American History

When: Thursday, June 6 / 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Where: Locust Grove Louisville has Hamilton-mania! As this Tony-Award winning musical rolls into town, its crafty lyrics, hip-hop tunes, and big, bold story have even rejuvenated interest in the real lives and true histories that Hamilton: An American Musical puts center stage. In this talk, historian Dr. Richard Bell explores this musical phenomenon to reveal what its success tells us about the marriage of history and show-business. We’ll learn what this amazing musical got right and got wrong about Alexander Hamilton, the American Revolution, and the birth of the United Sates and about why that matters. We’ll examine some of the choices Hamilton’s creators made to simplify, dramatize, and humanize the complicated events and stories on which the show is based. We’ll also talk about Hamilton’s cultural impact: what does its runaway success reveal about the stories we tell each other about who we are and about the nation we made? Admission: $15/$12 for Locust Grove members. Reservations are required; call 502-897-9845. One drink ticket included; cash bar available.

Louisville Historical League Annual Meeting & Heritage Awards

Louisville Historical League Annual Meeting & Heritage Awards Date & Time: 2 pm Sunday, March 17th, 2019 Where: St. Brigid Catholic Church, Baxter & Hepburn Avenue Parking: Park either on adjacent streets or enter parking lot off of Rubel Ave Cost: Free and open to the public   On Sunday, March 17th, 2 pm, at St. Brigid Catholic Church (Baxter Ave & Hepburn Avenue) the Louisville Historical League will hold their Annual Meeting. Meeting is in the Goetz Center (not the church) which is the lower level. Awards will be provided to the following:                           Founders Award: The Founders Award will be presented posthumously to the late John Asher, who was Vice President of Communications at Churchill Downs. The Samuel W. Thomas Book Award: “Louisville’s Street Railways and how They Shaped the City’s Growth’. Martin Biemer will accept this award on behalf of the other co-authors posthumously George Yater and James Calvert. Branden Klayko Civic Advocacy Award: Doug Proffitt for advocacy of Louisville history Martha Elson Neighborhood Advocacy Award: Charles ‘Chip’ Rogalinski for contributions to Shelby Park neighborhood history Heritage Awards:  Anne Jewel for preserving the historical legacy of the Louisville Slugger  Paul Olliges for interpreting Falls of the Ohio history J Valle Jones for advocacy to preserve Whiskey Row Jeanne Burke leadership in preservation and interpretation of the history of Clark County, Indiana

Rodes City Run 10K

2019 represents the 39th "running" of the Rodes City Run 10K, which began in 1981. The date for this race is Saturday, March 9, 2019 with a start time of 8 am (rain or shine). The Rodes City Run 10K is the second "leg" of the Louisville Triple Crown of Running™. The Louisville Triple Crown of Running, which includes the Anthem 5K Fitness Classic, Rodes City Run 10K and Papa John's 10 MIler, was formed in 1984. The race was ranked the 4th largest overall race in the state and 34th largest 10K in the US by the 2016 Running USA rankings. The event attracts nearly 6,000 runners and walkers and draws athletes from all over the country to compete in the 'heart' of downtown Louisville. Net proceeds from the Rodes City Run 10K will be donated to the WHAS Crusade for Children. Learn more... Start time is 8:00 am 

St. Patrick's Bierhalle at German American Club

March 9, 2019  6:00 pm - 10:00 pm St. Patrick's Bierhalle featuring the Reingold Band at German American Club    

Beaux Arts Ball 2019

Saturday, March 2, 2019 | 6:00 pm The 2019 Beaux Arts Ball celebrates 21 years with a beautiful evening of laughter, fine food, wine, spirits and vibrant entertainment.  This black tie fundraiser benefits VOICES of Kentuckiana in its mission as a chorus for the community that changes hearts and minds through music. VOICES has stepped up its efforts to reach at-risk youth throughout the state so, regardless of sexual identity or orientation, they do not stand alone.  The Beaux Arts Ball will be Saturday, March 2, 2019, at the fully remodeled Louisville Marriott Downtown Hotel.  The Ball includes a host bar all evening with a silent and live auction as well as a wonderful multi course meal, live entertainment, and dancing. Don’t miss out on this wonderful evening—you will have a memorable experience while being part of a movement to make Kentucky an even better place to live. Learn more...  

Fourth Street Live! Mardi Gras Party

Come Parti Gras with Fourth St Live!  Join Sports & Social Club for mask decorating, a king cake eating contest, jazz music, limbo, drink specials and MORE! Contest Prizes: Prize consists of (2) passes for the Tableside Cocktail Experience, a bottle at Jim Beam Urban Stillhouse, and a $50 Sports & Social Club gift card. Winner will be chosen by random drawing. Note: Must be 21 years of age to enter.  Learn more...

Swansong

This will be a farewell to the sounds of Locust Grove’s beloved fortepiano. Mezzo-soprano Rebekah Bortz-Hardin joins us for a traditional all-Schubert afternoon as we retire our lovely 1806 John Broadwood and Sons fortepiano from regular performance. The concert features sonatas, lieder, and choral reading, and perhaps a parlor game or two. Locust Grove will celebrate its 35th season of the Emilie Strong Smith Chamber Music Series this fall and winter with concerts featuring the work of Bach, Mozart, Schubert and more. During this series, concertgoers delight in music that the Clarks and Croghans would have heard in the room where they most likely would have enjoyed it — the second-floor Great Parlor of the historic house. Refreshments served at 5:00 pm; concerts begin at 5:30 pm in the second-floor Great Parlor of the historic house. Season subscriptions are available at the level of Patron ($200); Supporter ($100) and Subscriber ($70). Individual concerts are $20. Pre-paid reservations are required. Please call 502.897.9845 to become a subscriber at any level or to purchase individual concert tickets.

Punch with the President: John Adams Speaks

When: Friday, March 15 / 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Where: Locust Grove Did you know that John Adams tried to have George Rogers Clark arrested on charges of treason? The second president will, at last, make his journey to Locust Grove, even though he was the only one of the first five presidents to never meet his host, William Croghan. Join us for light refreshments and hear John Adams’ story as interpreted by nationally-known interpreter Peyton Dixon. Tickets: $15/$12 for Locust Grove members. Reservations required; call 502-897-9845. Admission includes one drink ticket; cash bar available.

99.7 DJX Parti Gras

Beads, beers, bands, king cake and more await you at Parti Gras 2019 on Saturday March 2nd at Mile Wide Beer Company in Louisville! 99.7 DJX is bringing Mardi Gras to YOU with their very first Parti Gras at Mile Wide Beer Company on Saturday March 2nd. The Parti starts at 4pm rain or shine and is open to all ages. Tasty beers from Mile Wide will be on tap, get your hands on a hurricane, king cake from Adrienne’s while supplies last, ice cream from Blue Bell, hurricanes in commemorative hurricane glasses, food from Cajun inspired food trucks and live music from Small Batch Brass and Hot Brown Smack Down! It’s only $5 to get in and enjoy Parti Gras 2019! This parti goes down, rain or shine. Learn more...

Louisville Kids Fair Indoor Carnival

March 2nd & 3rd, 2019 Don't miss the Largest INDOOR CARNIVAL in the Region...the Louisville Kids Fair, March 2-3, 2019 at the Kentucky Exposition Center. Over 130,000 square feet packed with fun for the WHOLE FAMILY including: · Over a Dozen Incredible Inflatables · Huge Carnival Rides, Zip Lines & more! · Meet Black Panther, Iron Man, Dora & Princesses · Amazing Lifelike Dinosaurs · Interactive Martial Arts Demo by Hwang's · Miniature Golf · Petting Zoo & Pony Rides! · Stage Entertainment & Magic Shows · Tot-Town for Toddlers · Air 60 Police Helicopter and Police Hummer · And More! Hours: Saturday, March 2, 10 am - 8 pm Sunday, March 3, 10 am - 6 pm  Admission:  $12, child (ages 2-15) $10, adult  (age 16 and up) Children 2 and under are free.  * General Admission includes all activities except the carnival area which requires a wristband or individual ride tickets. Learn more...  

St. Patrick's Day Parade

It's that time of year again, grab your best green attire and join us for the 2019 St. Patty's Day Parade Saturday, March 9th with a 3 pm kick-off to Spring and the St. Patrick’s Day Season. Often called the “people’s” parade, friends and families join a mix of decorated vehicles and groups along the route bringing as many as 100,000+ people to watch and/or march in the parade.  As many as 150 units are expected again for this year’s parade that will step-off at 3 pm at Baxter Ave and Broadway proceeding along the Baxter Ave/Bardstown Road corridor.  Parade watchers please come early so that you can grab a good spot along the parade route. There will be a lot of fun floats and groups in the parade this year. Beads, candy and other trinkets will be handed out by the units as they pass along the route.  REGISTER NOW After the parade, there will be an award presentation for best groups, held at Osheas Irish pub on Baxter Ave. Rain or shine, this is gonna be the event you won't want to miss. Parade will step-off at 3 pm 

ECHO Mobile at Portland

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Portland

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Southwick

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Southwick

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at South Louisville

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at South Louisville

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

Festival Unveiled Presented by Citizens Union Bank and Four Roses Bourbon

The first “official” Kentucky Derby Festival event 2019 – Festival Unveiled – returns on March 14th at the Mellwood Arts Center.  BUY TICKETS Guests get their first look at the 2019 Festival: -Meet 2019 Poster Artist and get your personalized Official Poster -First opportunity to purchase 2019 merchandise -Annual Four Roses Rose Julep Cocktail Competition -2019 Official Program Release -Silent Auction of Framed Posters -Everyone receives an Official Poster Pin and Official Souvenir Glass Join us to celebrate the first event of Derby Festival season! Doors open at 5 pm Learn more...

Festival of American Music II: The Jazz Influence

Louisville Orchestra presents Festival of American Music II: The Jazz Influence Teddy Abrams is soloist on the piece for piano and orchestra that broke the barrier between classical and jazz. Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin is the brilliant featured work on this Festival of American Music concert. LO commissions and premieres complete this exciting program. Mixing fusing modern classical and jazz, composer and violinist Johannes Dickbauer has been creating heat in Vienna and throughout Europe. This LO commission will create a new vehicle for this violinist-composer that’s on the burning edge of composition.  Learn more....

Uniquely Human

We Are All Unique: A Model Concept  Welcome to Uniquely Human an exploration on the themes of Identity, Thinking, Feeling, Reflex, and Action. Specifically, we will discover:  How humans think, feel, perceive, identify, and act  The important link between physical and mental health  Characteristics that make us unique-as humans, and as individuals  Uniquely Human is a prototype exhibit designed to test key ideas for a new 3rd floor experience.  While you explore, you may be:  Observed by staff  Interviewed for feedback  Encouraged to complete a survey  Let us know what you think about this new exhibition concept. Your thoughts will play an integral role in future exhibit and program design Learn more...

Dinner Disruptions

Local musician Scott Smith teams up with Naive Restaurant to create an evening of music and chaos! Drink & food specials, free admission. Music by Van Gilder (West Virginia), Brooks Ritter, and Scott Smith and friends. Join for a night of affordable food & drink & community building!  

Speed Art Museum Ball - Late Night

The Speed Ball is the most significant fundraiser for the Speed Art Museum and is critical for its current and future success. This premier event supports the Museum’s mission, exhibitions, programming, and vision. The 2019 Speed Ball features a seated dinner in the 1927 galleries (SOLD OUT). After dinner, Late Night at the Speed will feature cocktails, dancing and dessert from 9 pm - 1 am as part of the Museum's most significant annual fundraiser. Featuring live music from Love Jones and 2nd Wind Band! Learn more...

NEW: Network of Entrepreneurial Women

Please join us, Wednesday, March 13, 2019, from 6:00-8:00 pm at YES! Louisville, 965 Baxter Avenue. Our guest speaker is Brigitte Williams of Sophisticated Living. Admission is $10, and there will be wine an appetizers provided. Their mission is to support the entrepreneurial success of women through education and mentoring, support and encouragement, networking, relationship building, and communication. Learn more...   

Forecastle Foundation Cocktails & Conservation with Scott Smith + Friends

Join us at Lola for an unforgettable night of Louisville folk soul music, bourbon, and bidding to help the Forecastle Foundation continue to protect and connect the earth’s natural awesome. Scott Smith, a Hurricane, WV native, is the artist-in-residence at Main & Clay in Louisville’s Butchertown neighborhood. When he first met friend and musical collaborator Ben Sollee, Scott knew there was something special about Louisville, and he now calls Derby City his home. When describing his sound to Insider Louisville’s Sara Havens, he says, “I’d say I’m very much […] geographically pegged. I love older country music, soul, and blues – so for me, the music sounds like Charley Pride and Bill Withers sat down and had a conversation.” Scott was also a fast friend of the Forecastle Foundation, volunteering his time and his naturally awesome attitude to help spread our environmental message at the festival last year. Butchertown Grocery chef Bobby Benjamin will offer a special menu of his favorite late night bites throughout the evening, to be paired with beverage director Nic Christiansen's Four Roses cocktail specials. A limited number of tickets will be sold for this event! General Admission tickets are $30 each and there is a limit of four (4) per buyer. For $40, get Early Bird admittance to the show to snag that perfect seat, an exclusive Four Roses Bourbon tasting experience, first look at the premium silent auction items (including a pair of weekend festival passes), and some sweet Festival swag - just for stopping by early! Early Birds will also be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a gift package with amazing items from partners and friends of the Forecastle Foundation. BUY TICKETS We'll also have Forecastle Foundation T-shirts and some throwback Forecastle Festival posters up for grabs in exchange for a $10 donation. ALL proceeds will benefit the Forecastle Foundation. -Doors open at 7:00 p.m., with Early Bird Entry beginning at 6:00 p.m. Music begins at 8:00 p.m. Seating is limited. Presented by: Four Roses Bourbon and The Forecastle Foundation Learn more...

Shamrock Beer Run

5K Run that begins with a 3 ounce beer and has another 3 ounce beer sample every kilometer. After you finish, enjoy a pint of your favorite. Learn more...

Spring Used Book Sale

20,000+ used, antiquarian, and new books in all categories will be offered for sale. All categories-history, biography, mysteries, reference, science fiction, travel, cookbooks, children’s, Kentucky, romance, crafts, gardening, and much, much, more! Prices begin at $1 for paperbacks, and $2 for most hardcover books, with a large selection of illustrated books, rare books, and sets, priced individually. A special selection of remainders will be on sale, selected by the former Hawley-Cooke remainders buyer. All books are sorted by category and are in good condition. Because of the volume of donations, books may be added to the display during the sale. Open late on Friday until 7:00 with light refreshments - come after work!  Hours:  Friday, March 1, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Saturday, March 2 & Sunday, March 3, 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

ECHO Mobile at California

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at California

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Shawnee

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Shawnee

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Sun Valley

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Sun Valley

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Beechmont

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Beechmont

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

Annual Meeting of the Louisville Historical League

Topic: LHL Annual Meeting & Heritage AwardsWhere: St. Brigid Catholic Church, Baxter & Hepburn AvenueParking: Park either on adjacent streets or enter parking lot off of Rubel AveDate & Time: 2 pm Sunday, March 17th, 2019Cost: Free and open to the public On Sunday, March 17th, 2 pm, at St. Brigid Catholic Church (Baxter Ave & Hepburn Avenue) the Louisville Historical League will hold their Annual Meeting. Meeting is in the Goetz Center (not the church) which is the lower level. Awards will be provided to the following:Founders Award: The Founders Award will be presented posthumously to the late John Asher, who was Vice President of Communications at Churchill Downs.The Samuel W. Thomas Book Award: “Louisville’s Street Railways and how They Shaped the City’s Growth’. Martin Biemer will accept this award on behalf of the other co-authors posthumously George Yater and James Calvert.Branden Klayko Civic Advocacy Award: Doug Proffitt for advocacy of Louisville historyMartha Elson Neighborhood Advocacy Award: Charles ‘Chip’ Rogalinski for contributions to Shelby Park neighborhood history Heritage Awards: Anne Jewel for preserving the historical legacy of the Louisville Slugger    Paul Olliges for interpreting Falls of the Ohio history    J Valle Jones for advocacy to preserve Whiskey Row    Jeanne Burke leadership in preservation and interpretation of the history of Clark County, Indiana Learn more...  

Dr. Shawn Dawson and Dr. Emily Meixner in Concert

Cathedral of the Assumption Kelty Endowed Organ Recital Dr. Shawn Dawson of Calvary Episcopal Church & Dr. Emily Meixner of St. Martin of Tours RC Church, Louisville, KY Learn more...

Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday Worship at the Cathedral

Cathedral of the Assumption Palm Sunday, Holy Week, Easter Sunday Worship Schedule Saturday/Sunday, April 13/14 Palm Sunday Masses Saturday, 5:30 pm, Sunday 9:30 am, 12 Noon, 5:30 pm Monday of Holy Week, April 15 12 Noon, Weekday Mass Tuesday of Holy Week, April 16 12 Noon, Weekday Mass 7 pm, Chrism Mass Wednesday of Holy Week, April 17 12 Noon, Weekday Mass Holy Thursday, April 18 12 Noon, Midday Prayer 7 pm, Mass of the Lord’s Supper Good Friday, April 19 12 Noon, Stations of the Cross 7 pm, Passion of Our Lord Holy Saturday, April 20 8:30 pm, Easter Vigil Easter Sunday, April 21 9:30 am and 12 Noon Masses

Dupre/Claudel Stations of the Cross

Cathedral of the Assumption Lenten Worship Service Dr. Philip Brisson – Organ Dr. William P. Bradford II – Reader  Learn more...

Tenebrae Service

Cathedral of the Assumption Lenten Worship Service with music by the Cathedral Choir and Dr. Philip Brisson, Director Learn more....

The Dead Christ Mourned '(The Three Maries')

Mr. Tim Tomes will offer a presentation on this recently restored 1824 painting by Kentucky born artist Matthew Harris Jouett. This piece of art, now part of the Archdiocese of Louisville Archives Collection, was owned by the Cathedral since the 19th century.  Learn more...  

Ash Wednesday Services at the Cathedral

Ash Wednesday Services at the Cathedral of the Assumption, 433 South 5th Street Masses at 11 am, 12 noon, 5:30 pm Learn more...

Eastern Coyotes - Ghosts of the City

How did a scrappy little desert songdog manage to take over North America? (hint: with a lot of help from humans.) Join Naturalist Rosemary Bauman to learn about the success story of the Eastern Coyote, and how we can adapt our behaviors to coexist in the urban landscape.NOTE: Call 502-458-1328 to register by noon Friday March 8th Learn more...

Irish and Scots-Irish Family History Research Workshop

This workshop provides very practical and detailed information on how to trace your Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors. The presenters are from one of Ireland’s foremost genealogy research organizations and publishing houses and they will give advice on what to do and where to go next.The event is free to members of the Filson Society. For non-members the cost is $20. Program topics will include: -Introduction to Irish and Scots-Irish Family History Research -Using Land Records: Griffith’s Valuation, Tithe, and Estate records -Census substitutes and other important sources for the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: Strategies for Success. -General Questions and Answers and Brick Walls -Ulster Historical Foundation has been helping people in North America trace their Irish and Ulster ancestors for 60 years, and is one of the most experienced, long established and highly reputable organizations in Ireland in the field of Irish family history. These sessions will help the beginner and the seasoned genealogist alike. -Fintan Mullan is the Executive Director of the Ulster Historical Foundation, an educational non-profit organization which specializes in historical research and publications. Gillian Hunt is a Research Officer with the Foundation. Learn more...

Jamey Aebersold Quartet

In honor of Black History Month, we are honored to have the Jamey Aebersold Quartet perform a concert and give a presentation of the importance and heritage of Jazz and the contributions of the Black artists to music and Jazz. Love offering donations accepted. Learn more...

Neighborhood Meeting 18CUP1187 2328 Valetta Lane

March 4, 2019 To: Adjoining Property Owners, Representatives, and Brandon Coan, Metro Councilperson for Council District 8: Dear Friends and Neighbors, We are requesting a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to allow us to operate a short term rental at 2328 Valletta Lane. As you may know, this house belonged to our late parents, Diana and Robert Brown, for over 50 years, where we grew up. In 1971, Canonero II won the Kentucky Derby, and our parents hosted the owners and jockey at our house. Continuing in this Derby tradition, this year we plan to rent our house to visitors to Louisville during the Derby Festival, April 22, 2019 – May 6, 2019. We anticipate up to six possible guests but not more than eight. There are technically five off-street parking spots, which should be well over what they would need. Bonnie will be available for any emergency contact on her mobile phone during this period. We are holding a meeting to discuss our plans on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at 2328 Valletta Lane. At this meeting, we will explain our proposal and answer any questions you might have. Very truly yours, Bonnie M. Brown (502) 558-6071 mobile Jennifer A. Brown

ECHO Mobile at Parkhill

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Parkhill

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Southwick

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at Southwick

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at Portland

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at Portland

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at South Louisville

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at South Louisville

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at California

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at California

Louisville ECHO (Louisville is Engaging Children Outdoors) is focused on providing equitable “cradle to career” access to nature for Louisville youth and families.  It has multiple components, including out-of-school time components via the ECHO Mobile or through partner community centers. The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as digging tables, Fort Village, Music Zone, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. (Ages 3-11) Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.

ECHO Mobile at Shawnee

The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as biking, archery and fishing, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   ECHO Mobile will be visiting Shawnee Arts and Cultural Center (460 Northwestern Parkway, 40212) on March 7, from 4 -7 pm.    A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Shawnee

The ECHO Mobile brings outdoor nature play to neighborhood parks and community centers throughout Louisville. The ECHO Mobile will include activities such as biking, archery and fishing, and a variety of natural materials and nature play opportunities. Come and join the fun! To receive information about where the ECHO Mobile will be near you via an e-newsletter, e-mail louisvilleecho@louisvilleky.gov.   ECHO Mobile will be visiting Shawnee Arts and Cultural Center (460 Northwestern Parkway, 40212) on March 7, from 4 -7 pm.    A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Newburg

Louisville ECHO has created a mobile nature play unit, and we are bringing it to a park near you! Nature play encourages kids to express creativity and imagination, which fosters a sense of independence within the child. Children and families will play with everything from musical instruments to materials for creating imaginative natural play. Find Louisville ECHO at your local parks and community centers!   ECHO Mobile will be visiting Newburg Community Center on March 6.    A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Newburg

Louisville ECHO has created a mobile nature play unit, and we are bringing it to a park near you! Nature play encourages kids to express creativity and imagination, which fosters a sense of independence within the child. Children and families will play with everything from musical instruments to materials for creating imaginative natural play. Find Louisville ECHO at your local parks and community centers!   ECHO Mobile will be visiting Newburg Community Center on March 6.    A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Beechmont

Louisville ECHO has created a mobile nature play unit, and we are bringing it to a park near you! Nature play encourages kids to express creativity and imagination, which fosters a sense of independence within the child. Children and families will play with everything from musical instruments to materials for creating imaginative natural play. Find Louisville ECHO at your local parks and community centers!   ECHO Mobile will be visiting Beechmont Community Center on March 5.    A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

ECHO Mobile at Beechmont

Louisville ECHO has created a mobile nature play unit, and we are bringing it to a park near you! Nature play encourages kids to express creativity and imagination, which fosters a sense of independence within the child. Children and families will play with everything from musical instruments to materials for creating imaginative natural play. Find Louisville ECHO at your local parks and community centers!   ECHO Mobile will be visiting Beechmont Community Center on March 5.    A waiver is required for all participants. Active supervision of children under your care is required. More information about Louisville ECHO can be found at www.louisvilleecho.com

Tyler Park Bridge Study Meeting

The long awaited results of the engineering study of Tyler Park Bridge and Viaduct will be presented at a public meeting on Monday March 11 from 6 to 8PM. This meeting will be in the meeting room of the Highlands Shelby Park Library in Mid City Mall. The current condition of the entire structure will be described and the needed maintenance and/or upgrades documented and explained. City, State, and park department personal will be present to answer questions. The meeting will be pitched to a non-technical level of understanding and all interested neighbors are encouraged to attend.

World Famous Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Show

Voted Best Family Show in Vegas! International circus legend award winner Gregory Popovich brings his European-style physical comedy, acrobats, jugglers but most important his furry cast of animals, the real stars of the show! All animals have been rescued from shelters all over the country and they have been transformed into Las Vegas stars. The show features an amazing cast of house-cats, dogs, parrots, geese, mice, even a miniature horse named Diamond! He has published two books such as "You Can Train Your Cat" followed by "Doggy Gone Good". Gregory has been featured on The Tonight Show, David Letterman, in USA Today, People Magazine and was recently a finalist on America's Got Talent. He starred in his first full-length film, winning the Audience Choice Award at the Dances With Films Festival in Los Angeles, CA. Learn more...

Punch with the President: George Washington, The Founding Fathers and Their Spirits

When: April 3 / 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Where: Locust Grove Upon his death in 1799, George Washington owned one of the largest whiskey distilleries in the United States. John Adams preferred hard cider and a variety of beers. Thomas Jefferson was a connoisseur of French wines and champagne. Join Senior Historian of the White House Historical Association Dr. Matthew Costello to learn to drink like Washington and his contemporaries in this lively evening of history and historical refreshments. Part of The Age of Hamilton series at Locust Grove. Tickets: $15/$12 for Locust Grove members. Reservations required; call 502-897-9845. Admission includes one drink ticket; cash bar available.   

Shining A Light: (The) Many Faces of Homelessness Exhibition Opening

“Shining a Light” is an annual international photography contest and exhibition hosted by the Muhammad Ali Center which leveraged its existing capacity to increase awareness around issues of human rights and social justice on local, national, and international stages in 2013. Annually, the “Shining a Light” contest focuses on an aspect of gender equality, curates an exhibition of those photographs that opens in conjunction with International Women’s Day every year, and offers educational programming about the selected topic in order to enhance the audiences’ experience. This year, for the 6th annual contest and exhibition, the Muhammad Ali Center has chosen to focus on homeless women and the nuances of the issues they face daily. To examine the complexity of this subject, the annual contest asked photographers around the world, both professional and amateur, to look around them, in their cities or on their travels, to aim their lens at an issue that is in our own backyards. Answering this call were nearly 300 submissions from countries all over the world: Baku, Turkey, Poland, Brazil, Germany, Canada, Belgium, Australia, Spain, Britain, Nigeria, and America. Each photograph chosen for exhibition has a unique story to tell.“Shining a Light: (The) Many Faces of Homeless Women” will open March 8, 2019. NOTE: Access to the exhibition will be included in regular admission price. Learn more...  

"Long Time Coming" Film Screening

In celebration of Black History Month, the Muhammad Ali Center presents a film screening of "Long Time Coming." In 1955 when racial segregation defined the south, two groups of twelve-year old boys stepped onto a baseball field in an act of cultural defiance that would change the course of history. “Long Time Coming” was created to both honor the barrier-breakers and to stimulate honest and constructive conversation on race in America. The film highlights a moment in history where courage overcame destructive social norms to establish a better way, together.NOTE: This event is free and open to the public. While the event is free, you must RSVP here before the screening: Learn more... Register here 

Doughnut Ride, Part Deaux

Click here for the Doughnut Ride, Part Deaux Facebook event page.

International PreDerby Experience

VOME' Magazine will be organizing the first International Pre-Derby Fashion Experience celebrating diversity & Inclusion, haute couture, food, music & entertainment from all over the world to kick off Derby. Portions of proceeds goes to a local charity. Learn more...

The Cabbage Patch Putt fore The Patch

The Cabbage Patch Settlement House, a local nonprofit organization that provides recreational, educational and social services to at-risk youth and their families, invites the public to tee off this spring with the Putt fore The Patch fundraising event on Wednesday, April 17. Located at the Mellwood Arts Center (1860 Mellwood Ave.), Putt fore The Patch is a unique 18-hole indoor miniature golf tournament that raises funds to support The Cabbage Patch’s programs, including summer camps, music and art programs, tutoring and college preparation services. New to this year’s event is a hole design competition featuring JCPS students. Learn more...

Stroke Awareness Day Health Fair

FREE health event to the public at Jefferson Mall in the center court. We are bringing stroke and other health resources out free to the community. We will also be providing free stroke risk tests and will have a children's booth for fun activities. Come out and learn more about stroke and area health resources, pick up some free gifts and talk with professionals in the health community. We have Asia Ford coming out to discuss her weight loss journey! Learn more....

AARP Kentucky presents "Louisville's Leading Ladies"

Join AARP Kentucky as we celebrate the leadership of women during Women’s History Month. You will enjoy this networking event and panel presentation with women leaders from different sectors across the Metro area. The session will be moderated by Jean West, Owner, FacesWest Productions and host of NPR's All Things Considered.  Women are leading and changing the world. This event is ideal for women of all ages who aspire to move into leadership roles and the men who support them. Panelists:  Jackie Ford, CEO, Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Rita Phillips, President/CEO, TravelPlex Travel Agency Sadiqa Reynolds, Esq, President and CEO, Louisville Urban League Grace Simrall, Chief of Civic Innovation and Technology, Louisville Metro Government

KMAC Tiny Art Tales

Pre-K learners and family are invited to attend this free, weekly program for story time, music, movement, and an art making activity! Learn more...

KMAC Tiny Art Tales

Pre-K learners and family are invited to attend this free, weekly program for story time, music, movement, and an art making activity! Learn more...

KMAC Tiny Art Tales

Pre-K learners and family are invited to attend this free, weekly program for story time, music, movement, and an art making activity! Learn more...

KMAC Tiny Art Tales

Pre-K learners and family are invited to attend this free, weekly program for story time, music, movement, and an art making activity! Learn more...

KMAC Tiny Art Tales

Pre-K learners and family are invited to attend this free, weekly program for story time, music, movement, and an art making activity! Learn more...

KMAC Tiny Art Tales

Pre-K learners and family are invited to attend this free, weekly program for story time, music, movement, and an art making activity! Learn more...

C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert

Awarding-winning actor Max McLean presents his acclaimed portrayal of C.S. Lewis in The Most Reluctant Convert. The play is an exploration of Lewis’s dramatic conversion from determined atheist to vibrant Christian apologist. TheaterMania says McLean delivers an “uncannily spot-on performance!” The Chicago Sun-Times calls it “Bristling, Provocative, Highly Entertaining!” And The Weekly Standard writes “McLean delivers a performance that is worthy of its subject…a story about an immensely creative mind arriving at the threshold of faith.”Coming to Brown Theatre 315 W Broadway, Louisville, KY 40202 Sunday, March 10, 2019 4:00 PMwww.cslewisonstage.com  

Sip&Slay Louisville

Sip & Slay Louisville- Beginners Guide to Makeup class is an exclusive hands-on makeup seminar! BUY TICKETS About this EventMakeup 101 - Beginners Guide to Makeup class is an exclusive hands-on makeup seminar! During this event participant will follow along as Whitney Chanel guides them through a complete makeup application from start to finish. Demonstration on a live model with an enhanced everyday look.Together you will have the opportunity to recreate the look on yourself while being assisted by Whitney Chanel when needed. The class will navigate through techniques including foundation, brow shaping, shadow, blending, highlighting/ contouring and much more. This is the Perfect class for individuals looking to develop skills from scratch, and to those wishing to build upon current base knowledgeNote: This class has been designed for those with a beginner makeup skill level. The format of the class will be “HANDS ON” to ensure students leave feeling confident to put their new skills to use.What you will learn: Skin Prep Flawless Foundation application Brow Filling/Shaping with Product Every Day Eyeshadow Application (Transitioning from day to evening) Color Correcting/Concealing Product application tips and tricksRecommend to bring the following items: > FoundationIf you already have personalized makeup I would advise to bring what you have. Makeup kit includes: Personal brush set Prep/primer Natural eye shadow palette Eyeliner/ mascara Eyebrow pencil Blush/lip gloss/ lip balm Brush cleaner*** There will also be a Q & A session at the end of class***BONUSES INCLUDED: Certificate of completion Door prizes Raffle Tickets Gift bags Light Refreshments will also beavailable.

Intrepid Leadership Adventure Camps

The week-long in-residence leadership camps will challenge teenagers to meet their potential, enhance their leadership skills and increase self-confidence and resiliency through team building, problem solving and an assortment of other outdoor activities. After the initial block of proper weapons discipline and use, paintball markers are assigned and the teenagers learn tactical first aid, map and compass skills, and basic patrolling techniques so they can accomplish difficult missions as a team. Additionally, the boys receive six hours of combatives training from Rolando Haddad, owner of Core Combat Sports in Louisville. Our teens take the Clifton Strengths-Finder Personality test and results will be used during the week by certified Strength Coaches to highlight individual gifts and skills. Teens are challenged daily with Leadership Reaction Course obstacles to solve problems quickly as a team. Leadership positions are rotated often so everyone gets the opportunity to lead and follow. The game of chess is taught and used to highlight the value of strategy and anticipation. Nightly campfire sessions will focus on ethics, the Nation’s Gold Star Program and other service-related topics. This intense 5-day course is held in Henry County, Kentucky on 300 wooded acres and is open to motivated and capable teens entering 9-12 grades. Campers sleep in military tents and eat meals family style. Prospective campers are eligible to apply immediately. There are only 24 slots available for each camp and will be assigned on a first-come basis to qualified candidates. The on-line application can be found at https://ift.tt/2BOfwZB along with additional details, testimony, video and pictures. The competitive application process includes the application and a phone interview with the camp staff. The cost of the camp is $550 and a 50% registration fee is required to hold the slot (refundable before 15 May) while the balance is due one week prior to the start of camp. The team at Intrepid Leadership Group is made up of military veterans and special operators ready to demonstrate and teach the skills your teenagers need to maximize their potential and pursue their goals in academics, athletics and life. Visit LeadIntrepid.com to learn more about the Intrepid Leadership Group.  Learn more...

Intrepid Leadership Adventure Camp for Girls

The week-long in-residence leadership camps for girls will challenge teenagers to meet their potential, enhance their leadership skills and increase self-confidence and resiliency through team building, problem solving and an assortment of other outdoor activities. After the initial block of proper weapons discipline and use, paintball markers are assigned and the teenagers learn tactical first aid, map and compass skills, and basic patrolling techniques so they can accomplish difficult missions as a team. Additionally, the girls receive nine hours of combatives training from Rolando Haddad, owner of Core Combat Sports in Louisville. Our teens will take the Clifton Strengths-Finder Personality test and results will be used during the week by certified Strength Coaches to highlight individual gifts and skills. Teens are challenged daily with Leadership Reaction Course obstacles to solve problems quickly as a team. Leadership positions are rotated often so everyone gets the opportunity to lead and follow. The game of chess is taught and used to highlight the value of strategy and anticipation. Nightly campfire sessions will focus on ethics, the Nation’s Gold Star Program and other service-related topics. This intense 5-day course is held in Henry County, Kentucky on 300 wooded acres and is open to motivated and capable teens entering 9-12 grades. Campers sleep in military tents and eat meals family style. Prospective campers are eligible to apply immediately. There are only 24 slots available for each camp and will be assigned on a first-come basis to qualified candidates. The on-line application can be found at https://ift.tt/2BOfwZB along with additional details, testimony, video and pictures. The competitive application process includes the application and a phone interview with the camp staff. The cost of the camp is $550 and a 50% registration fee is required to hold the slot (refundable before 15 May) while the balance is due one week prior to the start of camp. The team at Intrepid Leadership Group is made up of military veterans and special operators ready to demonstrate and teach the skills your teenagers need to maximize their potential and pursue their goals in academics, athletics and life. Visit LeadIntrepid.com to learn more about the Intrepid Leadership Group.   

From Kentucky to Canada on the Underground Railroad: the Story of Thornton and Lucie Blackburn presented by Dr. Karolyn Smardz Frost

Join us as Karolyn Smardz Frost shares the heroic story of enslaved African, Thornton Blackburn, who planned a harrowing escape right here in Louisville for he and his bride, Lucie. They went on to found Toronto’s first taxi company and made their home a haven for others who escaped the ravages of slavery.  Members $15 | Non-members $20 Learn more..

Galt House Hotel Career Fair

Become part of a Louisville legend at the Galt House Hotel. Join us on March 5th to apply, interview, and get hired! Our job fair will be a one-stop-shop for jump starting your career in hospitality. Come dressed for success. Bring a copy of your resume and your IDs. You’ll be able to apply, interview, receive an offer, and register for orientation. A wide range of career opportunities are available from entry level to executive positions. Please park in the West (RIVUE) Tower. We will be providing validated parking for the West (RIVUE) Tower only. Enter through the lobby and take the elevators or stairs to the second floor. The registration desk will be located just outside the Azalea Room. You will receive parking validation at the registration desk. We strongly recommend filling out your application online beforehand and bringing a print out. Simply visit this link https://ift.tt/2U0Fq3j and search for our openings to apply.Date: March 5thTime: 1pm - 5pmLocation: Azalea, Jasmine, and Lily Learn more.. Please direct questions to Hillery Harlow at hharlow@galthotel.com or Scott Vowels at svowels@galthotel.com

Irish and Scots-Irish Family History Research Workshop

This workshop provides very practical and detailed information on how to trace your Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors. The presenters are from one of Ireland’s foremost genealogy research organizations and publishing houses and they will give advice on what to do and where to go next. Learn more  Program topics will include: - Introduction to Irish and Scots-Irish Family History Research - Using Land Records: Griffith’s Valuation, Tithe, and Estate records - Census substitutes and other important sources for the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: Strategies for Success - General Questions and Answers and Brick Walls Ulster Historical Foundation has been helping people in North America trace their Irish and Ulster ancestors for 60 years, and is one of the most experienced, long established and highly reputable organizations in Ireland in the field of Irish family history. These sessions will help the beginner and the seasoned genealogist alike. Fintan Mullan is the Executive Director of the Ulster Historical Foundation, an educational non-profit organization which specializes in historical research and publications. Gillian Hunt is a Research Officer with the Foundation.

Fire by Friction Class

Learn one of the oldest ways to make fire! Everyone will go home with a bow-drill kit. This introduction/review to making fire welcomes all levels, whether or not you have made fire before. All raw materials will be provided. Topics to be covered are: History Materials Technique & Physics TroubleshootingParticipants please bring: Pencil, paper, camera or any way you want to record this event Knife* preferably fixed blade or with a sturdy hilt if it folds (no small Swiss Army knives) Water

KMAC Adult Workshop: Bookbinding

Create a hand-bound journal to record memories, make plans, or encourage creativity with sketching. Participants will learn a hand-binding technique with which to create their own journal. Participants will also be able to design a unique cover and take their journal home at the end of the workshop! All materials will be provided. KMAC's adult workshop are perfect for beginners or anyone looking to be creative and spend time with friends. Snacks and libations will be provided. https://ift.tt/2IqTrWE https://ift.tt/2T4DFoy Questions? Email education@kmacmuseum.org Cancellation policy: If the registrant cancels 7 days or more before workshop date, the fee will be refunded. For cancellations less than 7 days before the workshop date, we cannot offer refunds, credits, or transfers, but you may send a friend in your place!

KMAC Adult Workshop: Bookbinding

Create a hand-bound journal to record memories, make plans, or encourage creativity with sketching. Participants will learn a hand-binding technique with which to create their own journal. Participants will also be able to design a unique cover and take their journal home at the end of the workshop! All materials will be provided. KMAC's adult workshop are perfect for beginners or anyone looking to be creative and spend time with friends. Snacks and libations will be provided. https://ift.tt/2IqTrWE https://ift.tt/2T4DFoy Questions? Email education@kmacmuseum.org Cancellation policy: If the registrant cancels 7 days or more before workshop date, the fee will be refunded. For cancellations less than 7 days before the workshop date, we cannot offer refunds, credits, or transfers, but you may send a friend in your place!

KMAC Teen Workshop: Felted Sculpture

Saturday Morning Workshops for Middle and High School Students Just like our after-work adult workshops, these in-depth Saturday morning classes are designed for teens who want to expand their understanding of artistic principles or learn a new skill! Participants must come to both sessions. $15 for both days; $10 for members Create a unique 3D object with felt! In this two-part workshop, participants will learn the process of needle and wet felting to create their own hand-held sculpture. Great for felting and sculpting beginners! Must attend both workshops. For Middle and High School students only. ​INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS AND DESIGN March 16, 2019 10a-12pPROJECT CREATION March 23, 2019 10a-12p https://ift.tt/2InrAXC https://ift.tt/2T2p39f Questions? Email education@kmacmuseum.org Cancellation policy: If the registrant cancels 7 days or more before workshop date, the fee will be refunded. For cancellations less than 7 days before the workshop date, we cannot offer refunds, credits, or transfers, but you may send a friend in your place!

Lewis and Clark Giving Society Lunch with Harlan Hubbard

The Lewis & Clark Giving Society presents their first ever educational lunch series. Join us on March 12 as Peter Morrin, former director of the Speed Art Museum, and John Begley, former director of Louisville Visual Art, co-present about their current project. "Afloat: An Ohio River Way of Life."Morrin and Begley will also lead a tour of the exhibition they have co-curated, “The Art of Drifting: The Watercolors of Harlan Hubbard.” Cost of admission includes lunch and the presentation. Lewis & Clark members are welcome to bring a guest free of charge. General Admission $35 | L&C Members $35

Bourbons Bistro's Southern Soprano Supper celebrating the Kentucky Opera

Chef Jereme McFarland is serving up a southern style feast at Louisville’s original Bourbon Restaurant. Join us in the private dining room upstairs for an evening filled with Kentucky Opera singers, exciting raffles, and more! 3-Course Meal $50 per person + tax & gratuity $15 Optional Bourbon Flight Featuring our Exclusive Soprano Single Barrel $10 from each reservation will go to support Kentucky OperaRESERVE YOUR SEAT AT THE TABLE! Call Bourbons Bistro at 502.894.8838 or email welovebourbon@bourbonsbistro.com --MENU-- Salad (Choose One) BABY KALE Sliced apples, toasted Papitas, dried cranberries, crumbled goat cheese, apple cider vinaigrette WEDGE Baby iceberg lettuce, bleu cheese dressing, fried chorizo, cherry tomatoes, crispy shallots, bleu cheese crumblesEntree (Choose One) SHRIMP AND GRITS Jumbo shrimp, Andouille sausage, sautéed red and green peppers, shallots, garlic, creamy parmesan grits FRENCHED BONE-IN PORK CHOP 12 oz. wrapped in prosciutto, brined and pan seared, covered with Kenny's cheddar cheese, garlic and bourbon veal Demi-glace, Yukon mashed potatoes, haricot verts HANGAR STEAK 8 oz. Grilled Hangar Steak with horseradish crema, and grilled asparagusDessert SOUTHERN RED VELVET CAKE Cream cheese Icing, crispy red velvet crumb, bourbon sorghum glaze, and whipped cream.

Annual Kitten Shower

  Join Louisville Metro Animal Services for our annual Kitten Shower on at AnimalHouse Adoption Center on Sunday, March 10 from 2:30-4:30pm. This fundraiser helps the LMAS Shelter prepare for kitten season, when there's an increase of homeless kittens, nursing moms, and pregnant cats entering the shelter.  Please bring an item from our Amazon wish list: https://amzn.to/2SLbOKW Bring your family to enjoy games, food, and fun. All children must be accompanied by adults!

Street Closure: Rodes City Run

Saturday, March 9, 2019 - Rodes City Run 6:30 am - 11 am Broadway from Brook Street to Second Street 7 am - 11 am Broadway from Fifth Street to Second Street (Fifth Street will remain open northbound) 7:30 am - 11 am Broadway from Brook Street to Baxter Avenue Baxter Avenue from Jefferson Street to Breckinridge Street Cherokee Road from Baxter Avenue to Grinstead Drive Grinstead Drive from Cherokee Road to Lexington Road Lexington Road from Grinstead Drive to Liberty Street/East Chestnut Street Liberty Street from Lexington Road to East Chestnut Street No Parking Areas 4 am - 11:30 am Broadway from Fifth Street to Baxter Avenue Cherokee Road from Baxter Avenue to Grinstead Drive Grinstead Drive from Cherokee Road to Lexington Road East Chestnut Street from Liberty Street to Broadway

Street Closure: St Patrick's Parade

Saturday, March 9, 2019 - St. Patrick's Parade Noon - 6 pm Broadway from Barret Avenue to Baxter Avenue Rubel Avenue from Benton Avenue to Rogers Street St. Anthony Place from Mercy Way to Broadway Payne Street from Bishop Street to alley west of Baxter Avenue Hull Street from Bishop Street to alley west of Baxter Avenue Rogers Street from Bishop Street to alley west of Baxter Avenue Noon - 8 pm Baxter Avenue from Barret Avenue to Highland Avenue Bardstown Road from Highland Avenue to Midland Avenue East Breckinridge Street from alley west of Baxter Avenue to Baxter Avenue Christy Avenue from alley west of Baxter Avenue to Baxter Avenue Morton Avenue from alley west of Baxter Avenue to Baxter Avenue Highland Avenue from alley west of Baxter Avenue to alley east of Baxter Avenue Grinstead Drive from Baxter Avenue to Cherokee Road Cherokee Road will have one lane of traffic northbound diverted to Payne Street

Board of Zoning Adjustment Public Meeting 18CUP1171 2047 Sherwood Ave

You are invited to attend a Board of Zoning Adjustment meeting for a conditional use permit to allow a short term rental.  Subject Property:  2047 Sherwood Ave  Case Number:  18CUP1171 Case Manager:  Jon Crumbie (jon.crumbie@louisvilleky.gov) Meeting Type: Board of Zoning Adjustment Date:  Monday, March 4, 2019 Time: 1:00 pm Location:  Old Jail Auditorium, 514 W. Liberty Street

Board of Zoning Adjustment Public Meeting 18CUP1175 1850 Sherwood Ave

You are invited to attend a Board of Zoning Adjustment meeting for a conditional use permit to allow a short term rental.  Subject Property:  1850 Sherwood Ave  Case Number:  18CUP1175 Case Manager:  Jon Crumbie (jon.crumbie@louisvilleky.gov) Meeting Type: Board of Zoning Adjustment Date:  Monday, March 4, 2019 Time: 1:00 pm Location:  Old Jail Auditorium, 514 W. Liberty Street  

Radical Change: Grow into your Best Self

Are you missing something in your life? Ready to make changes to find the new you? In this two-hour class, learn how to break your bad habits. Gain insights to understand your behaviors, their emotional roots, and create new rituals that inspire greater happiness and self-confidence. This class is designed to help you identify and modify patterns in your life. Learn breath-work techniques, basic principles in energy healing and mindfully explore your behavior patterns and their root cause. Develop skills to solidify and sustain new patterns for your radical transformation and growth. Come join us and invent your new best self! REGISTER NOW  

Free Yoga at Douglass

Douglass Community Center is offering free Yoga classes every Saturday, thanks to Kentucky Yoga Initiative. The class begins at 10:30 a.m. and lasts approximately an hour.

Free Yoga at Douglass

Douglass Community Center is offering free Yoga classes every Wednesday, thanks to Kentucky Yoga Initiative. The class begins at 6:30 p.m. and lasts approximately an hour.

Louisville Public Media Blood Drive

Join Louisville Public Media on Thursday, February 28 between 11 am and 4 pm at Mercury Ballroom for annual blood drive.    Visit redcrossblood.org and enter the sponsor code "publicradio" to schedule your donation time!

Republic Bank First Friday Trolley Hop

The Republic Bank First Friday Trolley Hop is every first Friday along the Main/Market Street corridor and South Fourth Street and includes downtown art galleries, retailers and restaurants that will be open extended hours with specials/discounts and refreshments.  

Southern Crossings Pottery Festival

Join Copper & Kings and Make & Muddle for an exciting evening of cocktails. This three course cocktail tasting event features 12 original cocktails inspired by the 12 nationally recognized artists at this year’s Southern Crossings Pottery Festival. Light food pairings are included with each course. Your ticket also includes a private tour of Copper & Kings, exclusive FIRST ACCESS to the potters’ market, entrance to the VIP event immediately following the tasting, and a handmade commemorative cup. Seating is limited so don’t miss this exciting and fun event!! Located at Copper & Kings1121 E Washington St, Louisville, KY 40206   **BUY TICKETS HERE**   PATRONS EVENT TICKET Friday, March 1, 2019 First Pick Friday (Ticketed Event) 6:30 - 9:00 PM VIP ticket holders will have access to see and purchase the work of 12 esteemed potters before the market opens to the public. Complimentary Copper and King signature cocktails provided by SXPF for our attendees along with a cash bar, hors d'oeuvres, and live entertainment. *Doors open @ 6:00 PM, Event starts @6:30 PMLocated at Copper & Kings, 2nd Floor1121 E Washington St, Louisville, KY 40206   VIP TICKET Saturday, March 2, 2019 Pottery Market (FREE)  10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Open and free to the public. Come see and shop the work of 12 esteemed potters. Bloody Mary Bar provided by Copper and Kings (cash bar). Between 10am - 12pm four potters will demonstrate their unique techniques and decorative styles! Potters Include: Jason Bige Burnett, Steven G. Cheek, Didem Mert Located at Copper & Kings, 2nd Floor1121 E Washington St, Louisville, KY 40206     SXPF Empty Bowls  5:30 - 7:00 PM Saturday, March 2, 2019 Admission at Door    $30 for handmade bowl & soup / $10 for meal only / $5 children 12 and under Local potters, restaurants, schools, entertainers and many more coming together in solving childhood suffering one meal at a time in Kentuckiana.  Proceeds of donated handmade ceramic bowls and soup go directly to supporting A Recipe To End Hunger, Carole’s Kitchen and Blessings in a Backpack.Located at PLAY Louisville1101 E Washington St, Louisville, KY 40206  

2019 Quilters' Day Out

Quilters' Day Out, also known as QDO, is a gathering of Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society's District 6 guilds. They come together one day a year to celebrate our love of all things quilting. It's a day of camaraderie, sharing, shopping, and just plain fun! Whether you're a first time quilter, have been quilting for years, or just love seeing the amazing quilts displayed, QDO is the place for you. You can learn new techniques at guild-sponsored demonstrations, find a guild you'd like to join, talk to old friends, make new ones, or find that special item you've been looking for in the vendors' room. And let's not forget the wonderful door-prizes! There's so much to do and see, so we hope you'll join us this year and every year from now on! For more information please visit  http://www.quiltersdayout.com/ 

Louisville Orchestra Pops presents MIDTOWN MEN

The high-octane musical tour de force that took the Jersey Boys phenomenon to Broadway and beyond, brings to life the greatest hits of the Sixties, rocking performing arts centers and symphony halls across the continent. THE MIDTOWN MEN are the four lead cast members from the original Broadway show and they bring the hits of the Sixties with their crisp Rat-Pack style to our stage for a Valentine treat. Group will perform its 60s hits with a crisp Rat-Pack inspiration by the Midtown Men. BUY TICKETS HERE

Kentucky Flea Market Spring Fling 2019

One of the nations finest flea markets with over 500 booths and quality dealers from across the nation. Featuring antiques, collectibles, crafts, candles, bath & body, jewelry, clothes and more. Open Friday, February 22 from 10 am-6 pm; Saturday, February 23 from 10 am-6 pm and  Sunday, February 24 from 11 am-5 pm. Free admission. Call 502-456-2244 or visit http://bit.ly/1nVawSC for more information.

Anthem 5K Fitness Classic

The Anthem 5K Fitness Classic celebrates its 16th year in 2019. The Anthem 5K is the 1st leg of the Louisville Triple Crown of Running. The race starts at the intersection of Brook Street and East Market Street. The flat and fast course will run south on Brook Street, then wind through downtown and finish on Main Street, just west of Louisville Slugger Field. REGISTER HERE

Cocoa Classic 5k

  What: 5K Run/Walk Contact: info@allcommunityevents.com | (224) 757-5425    Website: kentuckyruns.com/louisvillecocoaclassic5k Admission: See website for registration information. 5K Run/Walk with Hot Chocolate theme. The run benefits Gilda’s Club.   

Conocimiento 2019: Diverse Leadership, The Invisible Line that Divides and Unites Us

Conocimiento 2019 will be offered by Dr. Juan Carlos Arauz from E3- Education, Equity, Excellence from San Francisco California. This is a culturally relevant leadership development workshop for diverse student populations. This programs aims to build community, foster belongingness, and strengthen each organization’s capacity using popular education pedagogy. Our aim is to identify experiences that have developed one’s own story that has come to define our realities.  Conocimiento Principle by Roberto Vargas (Provida Leadership): The Conocimiento Principle recognizes that common unity begins with the process of shared awareness and understanding, or conocimiento. In essence, we must learn the basics of who each person is before we can evolve the trust and bonding required for unity and shared group power. With this principle in mind, all group efforts balance the focus on a task with a conscious effort to maximize relationships of shared awareness among participants. Meetings are begun by communicating the equal values of becoming community and accomplishing the task. There are shared introductions, the modeling of "who am I" by the facilitator, and the use of smaller groups or even dyads (two’s) for doing conocimiento or working on the task.  The Conocimiento Principle emphasizes the necessity of consciously creating community within the group to heighten the potential for personal growth and shared action. Increased bonding and trust in the group can lead to deeper sharing, greater insights, increased commitment to action, and the inspiration of feeling that you are greater than one person – you are part of a community.  Breakfast and lunch will be served!

Kentucky Derby Museum Job Fair

Hiring for retail and inventory associates at the Kentucky Derby Museum!   Bring your resume, photo ID and prepared for on-site interviews! 

21st Annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival

The 21st Annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival strives to show the richness and diversity of the Jewish experience by presenting the best contemporary international films. Through feature films, shorts, documentaries and student films, as well as conversations with guest speakers, the festival explores Jewish identity with the hope of increasing tolerance and educating its audiences. Many are award-winning films and some have been nominated for Academy Awards. Since our beginning over 100 outstanding films have been shown at a variety of venues accompanied by guest speakers and receptions. PRICES $10 in advance | $12.50 at the door | $5 student with valid ID (unless otherwise stated)Film Pass: 4 tickets for $36 (does not include Who Will Write Our History)  On the day of the show, tickets will be available one hour prior to the film at the venue.   Tickets to all films are available online, by phone at 502-459-0660 or in person at 3600 Dutchmans Lane.

Women of the World

Iroquois Library will host its annual Women of the World Celebration, spotlighting women and girls from around the world, living here in Louisville and empowering their communities.  Celebrate women with music, food, dance, and conversation! People of all ages welcome. 

Yoga with Art

STRETCH your horizons at 21c Museum Hotel Louisville’s weekly Saturday Series. Flex those creative muscles as you work through a variety of yoga poses led by Stephanie Kersting of 502 Power Yoga. Sessions are just $5 at the door. Attendees are welcome to bring their own mats, but extra mats are available should students come without one. Be sure to arrive early to ensure a spot because space is limited!  

Basic Life Support CPR class

You MUST register for the class by visiting or calling the CPR Center:  CPR Center - 1135 West Jefferson Street Louisville, KY 40203-1831 Office: 502-574-4277

Abbey Road Live! Presents: “All You Need is Love”, Valentines Beatles Tribute

This event is 18 and over. Celebrate love and music this Valentines weekend with Abbey Road LIVE! and their new "All You Need Is LOVE" Valentines show!  Come sing along, dance, and rock out as Abbey Road LIVE! plays 2 sets of The Beatles greatest love songs.  From "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" to "I Want You" (Shes So Heavy), the four lads from Athens GA will play more than 3 dozen love-themed tunes, from every one of the Beatles studio albums.  Invite your sweetheart and get your tickets today! 

The Pranksters - Live!

The Pranksters are back at Gravely Brewing Co.! Bringing their good vibes and jammin' tunes for a night of feel-good music and fresh beer.

Youth Side-by-Side Workshop: Clock Creations

Clock Creations Learn about the history of time keeping and how it intersects with family heirlooms and memory on a guided tour of Making Time: The Art of the Kentucky Tall Case Clock. Using these ideas, you’ll create your own clock decorated with a personalized design.  Ages 6-12 years. A parent or guardian must also register for the workshop.  $5 for members/ $10 for non-members.   

Second Presbyterian Church Concert Series Presents J. Brahms' A GERMAN REQUIEM

The Choirs of Second Presbyterian Church and St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church will be joined by full orchestra to present Johannes Brahms’ deeply personal version of the Requiem Mass (sung in English) intended to comfort the living in the face of death. Dr. James Rightmyer conducts, and soprano Christina Bouras Recktenwald and baritone Jim Rittenhouse will be featured. Admission is free - Childcare available. A free-will offering will be taken on behalf of the Kilgore Samaritan Counseling Center. A reception is to follow.

3rd Annual International Weekend 2019

The community is welcome to the 3rd annual International Weekend on Friday & Saturday, March 1 & 2, 2019. The event, which will be held at 125 N. Watterson Trail, Louisville, Kentucky, will celebrate the cultural diversity of the congregation and the local community through international food, music, worship, and fellowship! During the event, attendees will enjoy an International Concert featuring music sung in multiple languages including Portuguese, Twi, Romanian, Mizo, and Malayalam. A special highlight of the International Worship will be the Parade of Nations featuring flags from more than 25 native countries of Middletown’s members, as well as music from around the world. Everyone is also welcome to enjoy the International Vegetarian Potluck featuring delicious cuisine from various nations such as India, Ghana, Philippines, Brazil, Tanzania, and Venezuela. Guests are encouraged to wear international clothing to all events! International Weekend is an awesome opportunity for the local community to participate in an international worship experience amongst a friendly congregation where Jesus is exalted. All events are absolutely FREE and open to the public! INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND SCHEDULE (subject to change) Friday, 3/1/19 6:30-7:15 pm Supper 7:30 pm International Concert Saturday, 3/2/19 8:30-9:15 am Breakfast 9:30-10:45 am Community Church School 11:00 am Parade of Nations & International Worship 12:30 pm International Vegetarian Potluck For more info or to RSVP, contact 502.244.6997 or visit https://bit.ly/2SxQRly.

Final Bardstown Road Business Improvement District Meeting

Please join us for the final public meeting for the Bardstown Road Business Improvement District, happening next Tuesday the 12th, 1 pm at HopCat. If you own property on Bardstown Road or Baxter Avenue and haven't been to the previous meetings, this is a great time to ask questions and share your opinion on the proposal. More info here: http://bit.ly/2Gwlp0z...

Board of Zoning Adjustment Public Hearing 18VARIANCE1117 2027 Boulevard Napoleon

You are invited to attend a review of a VARIANCE REQUEST for an encroachment into a required private yard. Subject Property: 2027 BOULEVARD NAPOLEON Case Number: 18VARIANCE1117 Case Manager: BETH JONES (beth.jones@louisvilleky.gov) Meeting Type: BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT Date: MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 Time: Hearing will begin at 1:00PM and continue until all cases are heard Location: OLD JAIL AUDITORIUM, 514 W. LIBERTY STREET

Sebastian Maniscalco

Venue: Brown Theatre at The Kentucky Center The comedian, actor, and best-selling author Sebastian Maniscalco is giving a concert in our city! Let's face it: in our increasingly tepid, polite, and politically correct culture we need more people like Sebastian Maniscalco. Forever able to seize the moment, never failing to speak his mind, always telling it like it is, this is one man who isn't afraid to put it all out there. Yes, the Chicago-area born, Italian-immigrant-raised comedian behind wildly successful network specials including 2016's Why Would You Do That?, 2014's Aren't You Embarrassed?, and 2012's What's Wrong With People?, is that little voice within all our heads. The one we are too timid to unleash. Maniscalco is bearing the burden of our bizarre and head-scratching modern-day world. (From: sebastianlive.com) Get Tickets: http://bit.ly/2DYwcPv...

Celtic Woman

Category: WORLD Venue: Louisville Palace World famous all-female musical ensemble Celtic Woman gives a concert in our city! If you like Celtic folk, and classical crossover, this show is for you. Most recent girls' album "Ancient Land" was released last September. Celtic Woman consists of Máiréad Carlin, Megan Walsh, Éabha McMahon, and Tara McNeill. Get Tickets: http://bit.ly/2GwliSH

KMAC Free Family Fun Day

Family Fun Days are free drop-in workshop for families and friends of all ages! One Saturday a month, join KMAC educators in the Education Studio from 11a - 3p to make a variety of free art activities.

Love Ghana

Sister Cities of Louisville’s Cultural Ambassador Intern to Ghana, Cameren Golden, will relate her experience living in Ghana through a visual tour complete with African food, wine, and music on Friday, February 15th 6-9p in the Community Room at Kosair Charities (982 Eastern Parkway). ALL Tickets include Ghanaian dinner and two glasses of South African wine. Tickets are $10. Hurry now - tickets are limited to the first 100 people! The Louisville-Tamale Sister City relationship, one of the oldest African Sister City relationships in the country, is celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year! This relationship was partly founded to create a positive impact in the Northern Region of Ghana and to improve Louisville’s knowledge of the people of Africa. 

A Gathering: Ecuador Jazz

Groove to music from Ecuador, learn about our Sister City relationship, and find out how you can be part of the fun! Join us for a concert and evening of celebration, culture, and connection-making as we welcome students and faculty from Quito’s Universidad de Las Américas (UDLA) to Louisville. The Schools of Music at both the University of Louisville and UDLA are running an exchange program with students and faculty; UDLA students are in town to participate in UofL’s JazzFest and perform in local schools. The kick-off celebration is Sunday, February 10th 5-7:30p in a private home in Old Louisville (1401 S. 6th Street). Short presentations on the history of the Louisville-Quito sister city relationship and general information in Ecuador precede the concert. All tickets include concert, wine, and small bites. Tickets are $10. Hurry now - tickets are limited to the first 75 people! The Louisville-Quito Sister City relationship, is one of the oldest South American Sister City relationships in the country – now in its 57th year! Meet new friends and old as we welcome & grove to music from musicians from Quito's Universidad de Las Américas.

KMAC Spring Break Art Camps

This Spring Break, young artists ages 5-10 will explore a wide range of art techniques and materials, while creating different projects to take home each day. Campers will create with variety of media including fiber, wood, paint, clay, dyes, paper, and printmaking. Choose to come one day, multiple days, or the whole week! There will be different projects every day for campers to take home! Camps hours are from 9a - 4p, with drop-off starting at 8:30 and pick-up ending at 4:30. Snacks will be provided, but campers bring their own lunch.

It Starts Here: A Look Into the History and Future of Bourbon with Angel's Envy

Doors open at 6:30 | Program 7 - 8:30 pm | Event is over at 9:00 Join Angel’s Envy Co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer Wes Henderson for an immersive look into one of America’s fastest-growing and award-winning premium bourbon brands. Henderson will lead tastings, share cocktails and trace his family’s immense impact on America’s only native spirit. As the official starting point of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® the Frazier will share Angel’s Envy’s unique story of small batch Bourbon brilliance in an entertaining, interactive, and informative way inside The Spirit of Kentucky® Bourbon exhibition. Henderson will be available to sign Angel’s Envy bottles purchased on site. Only a limited number of tickets are available and the first 25 to buy will also get a complementary tour of Angel’s Envy’s Distillery. Where other Bourbon’s stop, Angel’s Envy finishes. Come have a taste! General Admissions $55 | Frazier Members $45

Boy Scout Adventure Loop Day

Attention Tiger and Wolf Scouts! Join us for a fun morning of learning and earning. Through stories, song, art, and a live performance, you can fulfill all of the requirements for the Tiger Elective Adventure: Tiger Tales or Wolf Elective Adventure: Adventures in Coins . No need to book as a troop. Individual Tiger Scouts with a chaperone are welcomed and encouraged! Concurrent class sessions at 11am for both groups Station-based activities open from 10am-1pm Museum admission included

Neighborhood Meeting for Neighborhood Meeting for Zoning Change 19ZONE1007 1576 Cherokee Road

A pre-application for a zone change from R-7, Multi-Family Residential to R-8A, Multi Family Residential to allow construction of a condominium building with ten dwelling units has been submitted to Louisville Metro Planning and Design Services. Adjoining property owners and neighborhood representatives are invited to discuss this proposal before it appears at a meeting of the Louisville Metro Planning Commission. The meeting will be held February 20, 2019, 6 pm at Fante's Coffee, 2501 Grinstead Drive. 

Land Development and Transportation Committee Public Meeting 18STREETS1030 2919 Bardstown Road

You are invited to attend a review of an Alley Closure of a 10 foot alley.  Subject Property: 2919 BARDSTOWN ROAD  Case Number: 18STREETS1030  Case Manager: LACEY GABBARD (lacey.gabbard@louisvilleky.gov)  Meeting Type: LAND DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE  Date: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2019  Time: Meeting will begin at 1:00 PM and continue until all cases are heard  Location: OLD JAIL AUDITORIUM, 514 W. LIBERTY STREET 

Americana World Community Center Annual Festival

The annual Americana World Community Center Festival will be on Saturday, June 1 at the Iroquois amphitheater We will provide more information and this event post will be updated periodically with helpful information about our festival. So stay tuned. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be a 5k race at this year's festival.

Americana World Community Center Annual Festival

The annual Americana World Community Center Festival will be on Saturday, June 1 at the Iroquois amphitheater We will provide more information and this event post will be updated periodically with helpful information about our festival. So stay tuned. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be a 5k race at this year's festival.

Americana World Community Center Annual Festival

The annual Americana World Community Center Festival will be on Saturday, June 1 at the Iroquois amphitheater We will provide more information and this event post will be updated periodically with helpful information about our festival. So stay tuned. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be a 5k race at this year's festival.

Americana World Community Center Annual Festival

The annual Americana World Community Center Festival will be on Saturday, June 1 at the Iroquois amphitheater We will provide more information and this event post will be updated periodically with helpful information about our festival. So stay tuned. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be a 5k race at this year's festival.

Americana World Community Center Annual Festival

The annual Americana World Community Center Festival will be on Saturday, June 1 at the Iroquois amphitheater We will provide more information and this event post will be updated periodically with helpful information about our festival. So stay tuned. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be a 5k race at this year's festival.

Americana World Community Center Annual Festival

The annual Americana World Community Center Festival will be on Saturday, June 1 at the Iroquois amphitheater We will provide more information and this event post will be updated periodically with helpful information about our festival. So stay tuned. PLEASE NOTE: There will not be a 5k race at this year's festival.

Board of Zoning Adjustment Public Hearing 18VARIANCE1117 2027 Boulevard Napoleon

You are invited to attend a review of a VARIANCE REQUEST for an encroachment into a required private yard.  Subject Property: 2027 BOULEVARD NAPOLEON Case Number: 18VARIANCE1117  Case Manager: BETH JONES (beth.jones@louisvilleky.gov)  Meeting Type: BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT Date: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2019 Time: Hearing will begin at 1:00PM and continue until all cases are heard Location: OLD JAIL AUDITORIUM, 514 W. LIBERTY STREET 

Ales for the Trail

It's the first "Ales for the Trail" of the Year! Please, come join friends from the Ohio River Greenway at Flat 12 Bierworks. Warm up with the Friends of the Greenway and some great food and drinks. The Greenway is working towards the home stretch, so come join now and get involved. Exciting things lay ahead! A portion of the proceeds of every beer sold will be donated. 

Movie Night - The Bikes of Wrath

Reserve tickets now for the one-night-only showing of The Bikes of Wrath. Five friends took their bikes and replicated the journey from the book The Grapes of Wrath, following the path from Oklahoma to California with only equivalent cash that the family in the book had. This epic movie night will not occur unless the minimum number of tickets are reserved. Reserve your spot today!

Winter Bike Challenge

The Winter Bike Challenge is back! Here's how it works: Ride your bike to work on February 8, 2019. Take a selfie at your destination. Post the pic to social media using the hashtags #fccb #louisville #winterbikecommute Then, Gresham Smith will donate money to Falls City Community Bikeworks. It's that easy!

KyMBA Cabin Fever Reliever

Join Kentucky Mountain Bike Association at Goodwood Brewing for the Cabin Fever Reliever! KyMBA will be raising money for some projects at Waverly Park... more rollers, berms, and jumps! There will be a group ride at 2pm (trails if rideable, urban otherwise); Raffle and silent auctions end at 7pm. Plus, 15% of food and beer sales go directly to the club for trail maintenance efforts. This is an all ages event!

Galentine's Day Celebration

Let's Celebrate Galentine’s Day 2019! NEW this year, is a PROM THEME! Bring your BFF(s) to our Galentine's Day prom. Whether it's a tuxedo or a formal gown, fun prom attire is encouraged! Between 7pm and 9pm Local all-female bands Bungalow Betty and The Delighters will be performing, so make sure you are ready to dance! Girls Rock Louisville has teamed up with Block Party Handmade Boutique for the 4th Annual Galentine's Day Celebration on Friday, February 15, 2019. This event, which celebrates women and girls, will benefit local nonprofit organizations Girls Rock Louisville, Louisville Rescue Mission, Home of the Innocents, and The Center for Women and Families. The "ladies celebrating ladies" holiday honors friendships between women and was first introduced by Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope in a 2010 episode of NBC's Parks and Recreation. Admission is a box of tampons, pads, or a menstrual cup. The products will be distributed between the Louisville Rescue Mission, Home of the Innocents, and The Center for Women and Families, in order to help women in need. Galentine’s Day Celebration 2019 Friday, February 15th Block Party Handmade Boutique 560 S 4th St, Louisville, Kentucky 40202 Beverages available for sale from West Sixth Brewing, a portion of beer sales will be donated to GRL! A raffle will benefit Girls Rock Louisville, who will be on-site selling their latest CD. Attendees can also enjoy a DIY waffle station and a DIY Galentine’s Day card station, and shop for handmade gifts, merchandise, and new artwork to support local female artists and entrepreneurs. Flowers, boutonnieres, corsages for sale from With Love floral shop. Feminist and Galentine’s Day themed art opening featuring female artists: Mel Stringer Art Artwork By Melissa Moss Gemma Correll AmyWiedlArt Sarah Clevenger Sinisters Jenn L Meyers Owen and Mae Hanna Andino AdelleRose Katie Laun Judah Angela Oster Studios Cross Stitch Coven Suzanne Edds Liberty Tattoo & Art Parlor Rachel Rene Illustration Made Au Gold Anessa Arehart Walsburger Jodi Lynn's Emporium of Doodles Jodi Lynn Burton Melissa Noseworthy Inherited Leather Sue Schofield A Shop of Things Mia Calotta

Desserts First

The 13th Annual Desserts First is an all adult networking event. The Louisville region's finest restaurant chefs will create original desserts, appetizers and signature drinks using the well-known Girl Scout Cookie varieties as the key ingredient. The chefs will gather and present their creation for tasting at the Brown & Williamson Club, 2800 S. Floyd St., Louisville, KY 40209. Desserts First is a fundraiser where guests sample exclusive culinary creations and enoy an evening with friends. The evening will also include live music, a silent auction, and a judging ceremony, crowning the best desserts, appetizers and specialty drink of the event. Guests will vote and participate in the "People's Choice" awards. Back by popular demand will be the Wine & Bourbon Pull. 

DERBY CITY ROLLER GIRLS: 2019 SEASON OPENER - DOUBLE HEADER

  DERBY CITY ROLLER GIRLS: 2019 SEASON OPENER - DOUBLE HEADER Featuring: 6PM - River City Royals (Louisville, KY) vs Cincinnati Junior Rollergirls (Cincinnati, OH) 8PM - Derby City All-Stars vs Demolition City Roller Derby Saturday, February 23, 2019 Kentucky International Convention Center // 221 S 4th St // $12 general admission In their first home game of the 2019 season, Louisville's Derby City Roller Girls will take on Demolition City Roller Derby of Evansville, Indiana in what is expected to be a hard fought battle of strength and speed. Come watch these two teams face off for the first time ever in the heart of downtown Louisville at the Kentucky International Convention Center. Come early for a pre-show junior roller derby bout and learn what Junior Roller Derby is all about. This will be the first public bout for many of River City Roller Derby's juniors, so be sure to support our sister league! The doors open at 5 PM, Saturday, February 23, with the pre-show Juniors bout starting at 6PM and the main event featuring the Derby City Roller Girls starting at 8PM. Check out some of the action by visiting our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOS2Ijcjx5ERzed9Miki9dQ Media contact: Janna Sims at pr-marketing@derbycityrollergirls.com To learn more about Derby City Roller Girls or how to become involved with Louisville’s first and only flat track roller derby league, visit http://bit.ly/1AHNFQ7. To learn more about River City Junior Roller Derby, visit http://bit.ly/2D6MR1L. ABOUT DCRG: The Derby City Roller Girls are the first all female flat-track roller derby league representing the Louisville area. Established as an LLC in 2005, the Derby City Roller Girls (DCRG) is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operated by local women who love the sport of roller derby. DCRG started as a small group of passionate women with like-minded determination and dreams of bringing the sport and art of roller derby to the Louisville community. In 2009, the Derby City Roller Girls were became a full member of the sport’s international sanctioning body, the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA). Thanks, Royal