• [Photos] ‘No Kings’ Day Protests Drew Large Crowds Across Louisville And Southern Indiana

    [Photos] ‘No Kings’ Day Protests Drew Large Crowds Across Louisville And Southern Indiana

    The “No Kings” Day protests were massive across the nation. In Louisville and across the river in New Albany, crowds swelled to impressive sizes as well. The demonstrations featured the usual selection of amusing signs and speakers. The “No Kings” protests were held to object to the Trump Administration’s harmful policies, including its immigration policies,…

  • Louisville Racing FC Hosts Welcoming Communities Of Faith For Pride Night

    Louisville Racing FC Hosts Welcoming Communities Of Faith For Pride Night

    To listen to political rhetoric and the plethora of right-wing Christian evangelicals and politicians about the LGBTQ+ community and communities of faith, the picture of both would be wrong. Those in the LGBTQ+ community are thriving, and communities of faith are not only supportive but also led and attended by members of the LGBTQ+ community.…

  • ‘Louisville Classic’ Skateboarding Competition Coming To Portland

    ‘Louisville Classic’ Skateboarding Competition Coming To Portland

    The First Annual Louisville Classic Skateboard Competition is coming to the SPRAK Skatepark at 800 N. 27th St., on Saturday, June 7. Enjoy dynamic skateboarding, food, drinks, music, prizes, and lots of family-friendly fun. To enter the contest is $20 in advance, $25 day of event. All ages and genders are welcome. Scan the QR…

  • Firefly Fridays Return To Bernheim

    Firefly Fridays Return To Bernheim

    It’s almost time for the summer skies to light up with fireflies. Join Bernheim for their Firefly Fridays, each Friday in June, starting on June 6.  June is peak firefly season in our area, and Bernheim is home to more than 13 species of the bioluminescent beetles.  Firefly Fridays will include a guided evening walk…

  • Panic Hits As The Real Annabelle Doll Scheduled To Visit Kentucky, Maybe Twice

    Panic Hits As The Real Annabelle Doll Scheduled To Visit Kentucky, Maybe Twice

    Lexington is hosting ScareFest Weekend October 17 – 19. Billed as the Sinister Side of Comic Con and Kentucky’s largest horror convention, this festival features some of the top names in spookiness. Celebrity guests include Juliet Lewis (Yellowjackets), Allan Trautman (Return of the Living Dead), Jason Patric (The Lost Boys), Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects),…

  • Howard Steamboat Museum Set For Rollin’ On The River Fest

    Howard Steamboat Museum Set For Rollin’ On The River Fest

    Attention beer and steamboat fans. The Howard Steamboat Museum (1101 E Market St, Jeffersonville) is hosting its Rollin’ on the River Fest. Saturday, June 7, on the grounds of the museum in Jeffersonville. Enjoy brews, live entertainment, and food while supporting the history and programming of the museum. The event lasts from 2 – 7…

  • JCPS Names Two Superintendent Finalists And A Path Foward For Louisville Offers Pledge To Engage

    JCPS Names Two Superintendent Finalists And A Path Foward For Louisville Offers Pledge To Engage

    Jefferson County Board of Education(JCBE) has named two finalists in the search for a new superintendent.The board and screening committee conducted interviews with six candidates, narrowed from a group of 34 applicants presented to them by their national search firm, Hazard, Young, Attea Associates.  The two finalists are Ben Shuldiner and Dr. H. Brian Yearwood.…

  • Sidewalk Talk Founder Traci Ruble Talks Therapy, Dreams, And Connections Ahead Of Tour Stop In Louisville

    Sidewalk Talk Founder Traci Ruble Talks Therapy, Dreams, And Connections Ahead Of Tour Stop In Louisville

    Sidewalk Talk got its start when founder Traci Ruble had a dream. From that dream, it grew into a way for communities to connect and listen to each other in the most simple of ways. A conversation on the street, on equal ground. “I’ve told this story so many times, and I feel like the…

  • With Kentucky Universities Canceling LGBTQ+ Graduations, Consultant JP Davis Hosts Grad Pride Event

    With Kentucky Universities Canceling LGBTQ+ Graduations, Consultant JP Davis Hosts Grad Pride Event

    When the Universities in Kentucky started canceling special graduation ceremonies for students who are part of the LGBTQ+ communities, local business consultant JP Davis of JP Davis Partners decided to take action. Davis has been an open and proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, and wasn’t going to let these students be pushed out of…

  • Louisville’s AMPED Music Academy Prepares For Annual Awards Gala

    Louisville’s AMPED Music Academy Prepares For Annual Awards Gala

    Join AMPED Louisville as they honor graduates of their music academy at the 9th annual Dream Maker Awards Gala. On Friday, June 13, from 6 – 10 p.m., at Progress Park Airstream Resort and Event Venue (4503 Progress Blvd.), the organization will welcome businesses, organizations, and individuals who are helping to shape a better future…

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