Your guide to Kentucky Derby 2020 trends: Where to find hats, sales and fashion inspiration
Don’t let it get down to the wire before you select your Kentucky Derby hat. Here are several Louisville milliners and details on their pop-up sales.
Jason Isbell headlines the 2020 Railbird Festival in Lexington
Jason Isbell, Maren Morris and the legendary Tanya Tucker headline year two of the Railbird Festival in Lexington.
Celebrate National Pi Day with a pizza slice at Louisville’s top-reviewed spots
Whether you like thin crust or Chicago-style, tons of topping or the light smattering of fresh ingredients, National Pi Day is a day to indulge.
A Kentucky mom couldn’t find a Christmas story about a brown boy. So she wrote her own
This Louisville mother couldn’t find a Christmas book that featured brown characters like her son. So she decided to write her own.
How to get Black Friday deals on Louisville concerts and shows
Get special Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on tickets to 30+ concerts and shows in Louisville, Kentucky.
American Idol favorite, Kentucky teen Layla Spring performs at state fair
Layla Spring of Lebanon, Kentucky, sang at the 2019 Kentucky State Fair. She’ll be returning to the American Idol stage in 2020.
‘The Crown’ shows Queen Elizabeth visiting Kentucky. Here are the real trips it’s based on
The latest season of “The Crown” on Netflix features Queen Elizabeth II’s travels to Kentucky. Here are the five trips she took in real life
Lackluster food falls short at this established French restaurant on Louisville’s East End
Sometimes the ingredients are there but things just don’t add up. That’s what our dining critic said about her lackluster visits to this restaurant.
Brasserie Provence in Louisville specializes in Southern French cuisine
When it comes to entrees, Brasserie Provence divides its time equally between fish and meat features, with a handful of vegan options.
Turkey and mashed potatoes galore. So what do you do with your Thanksgiving leftovers?
Thanksgiving is over. So now what do you do with all of your leftovers? We asked seven Louisville chefs to weigh in and they did, from ramen to gumbo.
A sober safe space: Louisville straight edge scene is hardcore music, not hardcore drinking
A subculture dating to the 1970s, straight edge, like punk music, is a middle finger to the mainstream.
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