Upcoming Events

Ancestral Trails Historical Society will host Frank and Carol Jarboe at its April 5 , monthly meeting. The Jarboes will be presenting “Any where but the Poor House." The Jarboes use living history to engage audiences and have been a […]

The Louisville Zoo is excited to announce the return of its popular lantern festival. Back for the fifth year with a lineup of new lanterns, Wild Lights runs select nights March 23 through May 19. Tickets are on sale now […]

Join Duggers Bar & Grill on April 5th for live music by Nashville singer and song-writer, Chandler Roberts!

April 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 from 7:30 – 10 pm April 7, 14 from 2 – 5 pm A play by Tom Dulack. Directed by George Robert Bailey. The worlds of the Mafia and the theatre clash hilariously when […]

From April to October, the first Saturday of every month the streets of downtown Cave City shut down for Cars and Coffee. This event brings about 400 cars and a few thousand people each time for this 3-hour event. There’s […]

April 6th from 8 am-11 am Bring your vehicle and chat and meet other fellow car enthusiasts! Full coffee bar with specialty drinks and pastries. Raffle for door prizes (1 ticket per vehicle)

Enjoy spring with a Hidden History Walking Tour led by Dr. Nancy Theiss Executive Director of the Oldham County History Center. This tour is based on her book, Hidden History of La Grange Kentucky. Tour will start at the Peyton […]

More than 50 quality antique dealers from multiple states come to the Guthrie Opportunity Center in Bardstown for this annual anticipated event. Art, furniture, jewelry, quilts, silver, European and American primitives all can be found. The show is April 5-6. […]

Japanese calligraphy is translated to mean "the way of writing". It's one of the oldest traditional forms of art in Japan, and has been in existence since the 5th century. Join visiting artist, Yuriko Yamamoto and KMAC Educators in creating […]

Join Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve’s Executive Director, Tavia Cathcart Brown, on a two-hour walk filled with stunning spring wildflowers. Hike is easy to moderate. Bring binoculars, a camera or smartphone, and plenty of curiosity.