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Don't miss the links at the end of the Calendar Do you have information for the Calendar? 2006
Heyburn Arts Exhibition
of "New Works" The Arts Council of Louisville, Inc. and the Heyburn Building, LLC cordially invite you to the grand opening of the Heyburn Arts Exhibition of "New Works" by local artists and a kidSPACE Gallery. A reception will follow featuring world and jazz musicians Kentucky
Oaks 132 Kentucky
Derby 132 Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. Prehistory
And Archaeology of the Falls of the Ohio Region The Falls of the Ohio
Archaeology Society gathered artifacts and information from All programs and exhibits at the Interpretive Center are free with building admission. Gallery
Hop Gardeners’
Fair and Silent Auction This annual event offers visitors the chance to purchase flowers, herbs and planters along with a variety of tools, artistic and practical gardening accessories, wrought iron sculptures, water gardens and antique yard furniture among other delightful finds. Professionals will be on hand to answer questions and help solve your garden problems. The silent auction, a fundraiser for Historic Locust Grove, will scores of offerings from antiques, quilts and other handiwork to art, gardening accessories and valuable gift certificates. General admission to the event, which includes a tour of Historic Locust Grove, is $5, or $3 for seniors and children age 6 to 12.
Falls
of the Ohio State Park hosts On the
last Saturday of each month, the Interpretive Center features a May 27 – “Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction,” with Lee Pennington
F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. Prehistory
And Archaeology of the Falls of the Ohio Region The Falls of the Ohio
Archaeology Society gathered artifacts and information from All programs and exhibits at the Interpretive Center are free with building admission. Gallery
Hop HIGHLANDS
DOUGLASS ART SHOW Shakespeare
Festival As you Like It Performances are offered completely free of charge in the C. Douglas Ramsey Amphitheater located in Central Park in the heart of Historic Old Louisville. There is open-air seating for 1000 plus lawn area if you prefer to stretch out on a blanket. Performances begin at 8:00 PM. Concessions are available. Wheelchair accessible. Street parking around the perimeter of the park. F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. The
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Exhibition Life Insight: The Human Experience will showcase craft objects that are inspired by the personal passages experienced in life. The show will examine what it is like to live, work, and die in contemporary society – from the vantage point of the contemporary craft artists. The pieces displayed will address aspects of the human experience in the context of physical, social, cultural and political matters, as well as the more personal subjects of birth, childhood, relationships, life choices and death. It will include ceramic sculpture, jewelry, metalwork, glass sculpture, fiber, studio furniture and mixed media forms. This is an invitational exhibition of exceptional work by artists from across the country whose unique art forms of diverse kind and scale explore aspects of being human. Prehistory
And Archaeology of the Falls of the Ohio Region The Falls of the Ohio
Archaeology Society gathered artifacts and information from All programs and exhibits at the Interpretive Center are free with building admission. Gallery
Hop Shakespeare
Festival Romeo & Juliet Presented by the Globe Players
Hidden
Treasures Garden Tour in Historic Old Louisville
Tickets
will be available at the Old Louisville Information Center F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. The
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Exhibition Life Insight: The Human Experience will showcase craft objects that are inspired by the personal passages experienced in life. The show will examine what it is like to live, work, and die in contemporary society – from the vantage point of the contemporary craft artists. The pieces displayed will address aspects of the human experience in the context of physical, social, cultural and political matters, as well as the more personal subjects of birth, childhood, relationships, life choices and death. It will include ceramic sculpture, jewelry, metalwork, glass sculpture, fiber, studio furniture and mixed media forms. This is an invitational exhibition of exceptional work by artists from across the country whose unique art forms of diverse kind and scale explore aspects of being human. Prehistory
And Archaeology of the Falls of the Ohio Region The Falls of the Ohio
Archaeology Society gathered artifacts and information from All programs and exhibits at the Interpretive Center are free with building admission. Gallery
Hop F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. The
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Exhibition Life Insight: The Human Experience will showcase craft objects that are inspired by the personal passages experienced in life. The show will examine what it is like to live, work, and die in contemporary society – from the vantage point of the contemporary craft artists. The pieces displayed will address aspects of the human experience in the context of physical, social, cultural and political matters, as well as the more personal subjects of birth, childhood, relationships, life choices and death. It will include ceramic sculpture, jewelry, metalwork, glass sculpture, fiber, studio furniture and mixed media forms. This is an invitational exhibition of exceptional work by artists from across the country whose unique art forms of diverse kind and scale explore aspects of being human. Gallery
Hop Corn
Island Storytelling Festival Gaslight
Festival Ursuline
Campus Art Fair F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
St
James Court Art Show in Historic Old Louisville St
James Art Show Block Party Celebration This activity is presented by the Historic Old Louisville Chamber of Commerce. More information as it becomes available.
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. The
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Exhibition Life Insight: The Human Experience will showcase craft objects that are inspired by the personal passages experienced in life. The show will examine what it is like to live, work, and die in contemporary society – from the vantage point of the contemporary craft artists. The pieces displayed will address aspects of the human experience in the context of physical, social, cultural and political matters, as well as the more personal subjects of birth, childhood, relationships, life choices and death. It will include ceramic sculpture, jewelry, metalwork, glass sculpture, fiber, studio furniture and mixed media forms. This is an invitational exhibition of exceptional work by artists from across the country whose unique art forms of diverse kind and scale explore aspects of being human. Gallery
Hop Bourbon
Ball This annual black-tie event has raised more than $4 million to underwrite the programs of the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, a non-profit organization founded in 1981 as the Kentucky Art and Craft Foundation. KMAC’s mission is to promote the art and craft heritage of Kentucky, and to support artists and educate the public through programming and exhibits. The new web site is not yet available, but you can look at the 2005 site for contacts and general information. (Click here) We will post the new site as soon as it is available. Ticket Information not yet available A
Gathering of the Spirits Preparations are in the works for a Gathering of the Spirits in Historic Old Louisvile, possibly the most haunted historic neighborhood in the country. Information is limited at this time, however, what we do know is: The events are centered around the Spirit Ball, a gala Costume Ball October 28, the Saturday before Halloween. This adults-only costume ball will be held at the historic Conrad / Caldwell house on St James Court and will featuring dancing, silent auction, prizes and Spirits. (Costumes Required!) Restaurants and Bed & Breakfast establishments are expected to offer specials in conjunction with the Spirit Ball. Other activities to be announced. Although tickets are not yet available, a waiting list has already been established. If you wish to be on the list, contact us and we will see that your e-mail address is added. Tickets for the Spirit Ball are expected to be in the $100 a person range and will be all inclusive. Tickets will be limited and this promises to be a sell out. We strongly recommend you reserve your tickets as soon as they are available. You may also want to consider reserving a room at one of Old Louisville's fine Bed & Breakfast establishments. Most are within a two or three block walk of the Conrad / Caldwell house. E-mail us and we will put your name on the notificaton list when tickets go on sale. The
Victorian Ghost Tour F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. The
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Exhibition Life Insight: The Human Experience will showcase craft objects that are inspired by the personal passages experienced in life. The show will examine what it is like to live, work, and die in contemporary society – from the vantage point of the contemporary craft artists. The pieces displayed will address aspects of the human experience in the context of physical, social, cultural and political matters, as well as the more personal subjects of birth, childhood, relationships, life choices and death. It will include ceramic sculpture, jewelry, metalwork, glass sculpture, fiber, studio furniture and mixed media forms. This is an invitational exhibition of exceptional work by artists from across the country whose unique art forms of diverse kind and scale explore aspects of being human. Gallery
Hop F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Old
Louisville Holiday House Tour For more information click here. Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. Gallery
Hop Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. Gallery
Hop
F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site. Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions. Please make reservations.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve people. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. Gallery
Hop Discover LouisvilleTour: Discover Louisville's architectural landmarks, heritage and diverse neighborhoods. The three-hour bus tour explores Louisville's rich heritage as a pioneer village, bustling riverboat town, sophisticated Victorian city, and home to remarkable contemporary architecture. Highlights on the tour will include Main Street's cast iron buildings, imposing civic structures, the old river town of Portland, the U.S. Marine Hospital, Old Louisville, and Union Station. Click here for more information.
F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site.
Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation. Try to sit back and relax on the 13-passenger coach as you get tantalizing glimpses of an elegant past with the eerie true tales of those spirits that refuse to vacate their 19th century mansions.
Mansions
and Milestones Tours of Old Louisville The "Mansions and Milestones" tours of Old Louisville are 1 1/2 hours in length. The tours are offered Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM and consist of a narrated driving tour plus a tour of one of the historic mansions. Tours are limited to twelve passengers. Tickets are $25. Reservations are required. For on line reservations, click here. Gallery
Hop
F.A.T.
Friday This monthly event is growing in size and becoming a regular event for visitors and locals alike. The trolleys run every frequently from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM on the last Friday of the month. Hop on or off anywhere along the route. The ride is free. Visit Historic Frankfort Ave, Mellwood Ave, and Story Ave, stroll through Louisville's most eclectic shopping district, and dine in any one of a number of great restaurants (see our dining guide). For more information and a map, check out the Fat Friday web site.
Rauch
Planetarium
Ghost
Tours of Old Louisville This tour is a must for Ghost Story enthusiasts and history buffs! Brace yourself as you journey through scenic streets and haunted alleyways of the largest Victorian neighborhood |
