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Visit Foxhollow Farm for some good ol’ family farm fun!!

Visit Foxhollow Farm for some good ol’ family farm fun!!

Photo by Kristina Boone

Foxhollow Farm, Crestwood, KY

An earth-friendly farm community with over 1,300 acres to explore

by Elizabeth Holladay | May 14, 2012

Located just minutes from Louisville, (off Highway 329) in Crestwood, Kentucky, there is a thriving community called Foxhollow Farm. With over 1300 acres of amazing agriculture, Foxhollow allows visitors to tour the beautiful land, explore the wooded trails, shop and eat at the store, and experience an earth-friendly working farm.

The nature trail is open for exploring with an encouraged $2 donation fee. Remember to sign in at the Farm Store …



Watch the Louisville Bats hit a home-run on their home turf, Slugger Field

Watch the Louisville Bats hit a home-run on their home turf, Slugger Field

Photo courtesy of the Louisville Bats

The Louisville Bats, Louisville, KY

Take your family out to the Louisville Bats baseball game

by Elizabeth Holladay | May 07, 2012

Nothing says summer fun, like watching a game of baseball. So “Batter Up” at Slugger Field with The Louisville Bats. The Bats are a Triple-A minor league baseball team, cheered on by the good people of Louisville, and of course by their die hard mascot Buddy Bat. Kids will adore cheering along with Buddy (and let’s face it, you will too)!!

You’ll also adore the family-friendly atmosphere and affordable prices at



Abbey Road on the River features Beatles music, merchandise, and memorabilia

Abbey Road on the River features Beatles music, merchandise, and memorabilia

Abbey Road on the River, Louisvile, KY

The biggest Beatles festival in the world hits Louisville every Memorial Day weekend

by Elizabeth Holladay | April 29, 2012

It’s Beatlemania! The 11th annual Beatles Music Festival, Abbey Road on the River is being held in Louisville on Memorial Day weekend, Thursday May 24 at 4 p.m. through Monday May 28 at 8 p.m. Known as the biggest Beatles festival in the world, Abbey Road celebrates the phenomenon of four lads whose music has crossed generations and transcended time.

Did you know the city of Louisville was built on rock n’ …



The Louisville Slugger Bat Factory & Museum is one of many spots highlighted on Mint Julep’s city tour

The Louisville Slugger Bat Factory & Museum is one of many spots highlighted on Mint Julep’s city tour

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Mint Julep Tours, Louisville, KY

Share in the traditions and treasures of Kentucky on a Mint Julep Tour

by Elizabeth Holladay | April 23, 2012

With the Kentucky Derby Festival in full effect, the city of Louisville is fueled with even more energy than usual, and we’re ready to show ya what we’ve got. So listen up race fans, the best way to explore Derby City is by taking a historic city tour. While the “Mint Julep” is the official cocktail of the Kentucky Derby, Mint Julep Tours is your official city tour guide!

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Around the first turn....it's “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports”!!

Around the first turn....it's “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports”!!

Photo courtesy of the Greater Louisville Convention & Visitor’s Bureau

The Kentucky Derby, Louisville, KY

The 138th “Run for the Roses”—a thrilling race, an extravagant experience, Saturday, May 5

by Elizabeth Holladay | April 15, 2012

A truly spectacular event, the Kentucky Derby is the first leg of the US Triple Crown of thoroughbred horse racing. It is held annually on the first Saturday in May, at Churchill Downs race track, in my beloved city of Louisville, Kentucky.  

Often called the “Run for the Roses” which refers to the garland of roses draped over the winner, the Derby is more than an exciting horse race. It’s an …



Waterfront Wednesdays feature exciting acts such as Indie-Rock band Ha Ha Tonka, who performed in last year’s line-up

Waterfront Wednesdays feature exciting acts such as Indie-Rock band Ha Ha Tonka, who performed in last year’s line-up

Photo by Phil Vancelette

WFPK Waterfront Wednesdays, Louisville, KY

Louisville’s favorite concert series combines live music with a happy hour atmosphere

by Elizabeth Holladay | April 10, 2012

The last Wednesday of April through September has become a waterfront tradition for the folks here in Louisville. Beginning its 11th year on April 25, Waterfront Wednesday is a FREE concert series, presented by Louisville's independent music station, 91.9 WFPK - FM and the Waterfront Development Corporation. It takes place on the Big Four Lawn at Waterfront Park ,where both local and emerging national artists showcase their music (Alternative Rock, Bluegrass, Folk, Blues etc.). 




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