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A 6-foot Easter Island statue, made out of wine corks? One man’s COVID-19 pandemic project

Meet “Big Mo,” a 6-foot-tall tribute to the Easter Island statues, made out of wine corks, and the man who built him during the COVID-19 pandemic.

      

Check out this 6-foot-tall tribute to the Easter Island statues, made out of wine corks

Meet ‘Big Mo,’ a 6-foot-tall tribute to the Easter Island statues, made out of wine corks, and the man who built him during the COVID-19 pandemic.

      

‘Magical side to writing’: Louisville park naturalist publishes first fantasy book for kids

“The Dragon in my Backyard,” the first published children’s fantasy novel by Alan Goldstein, will be published this year by Dingbat Publishing.

      

Paris Banh Mi & Bakery opens in Louisville

The cafe will serve fresh-baked French pastries, Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches, signature milk and boba teas, gluten-free desserts and even mochi.

      

Courier Journal’s Wine & Food Experience returns in 2021. Here’s how to get tickets

The Courier Journal Wine & Food Experience will be held Oct. 9 at Norton Commons. Here’s everything you need to know about ticket sales.

      

The 5 best gas station foods to try in Kentucky, from breakfast pizza to fried chicken

Whether you’re running the kids to summer camp for the afternoon or you’re packing the car for a trip, Kentucky gas stations have some savory grub.

      

I ate a bucket list dinner at Grant Achatz’s Alinea restaurant in Chicago. So, how was it?

Grant Achatz’s Alinea restaurant in Chicago is a bucket list item for most serious foodies. Here’s what our dining columnist thought of the experience

      

Here’s how a bucket list dinner at chef Grant Achatz Alinea Restaurant in Chicago looks

Courier Journal dining columnist Dana McMahan crossed an item off her bucket list with a dinner at chef Grant Achatz restaurant, Alinea, in Chicago.

      

This new bakery is offering made-from-scratch breads, pastries and more. Take a look

Leaven Bakery, the brainchild of two Louisville chefs, sells made-from-scratch breads, pastries and a rotating seasonal menu for breakfast and lunch.

      

This new bakery is serving up a delicious array of sweet and savory treats

Leaven Bakery is run by the former executive pastry chef at The Brown Hotel and the former sous chef at Jack Fry’s. Take a look inside.

      

Meet the Pretzel Guy: his pretzel bread can be found on restaurant menus across Louisville

Klaus Riedelsheimer, the “Pretzel Guy,” makes pretzel bread for many places around Louisville.

      

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