It was an evening full of networking and new faces at the St. Matthews Chamber of Commerce’s Sips at Six on July 11.
It was an enlightening evening with Louisville’s own Mary T. Meagher and Kelsi Worrell Dahlia at The Brown Theatre on July 10, presented by Kentucky to the World.
Artists Douglas Miller and Karen Weeks showcased their exquisite works at Lenihan Sotheby’s International Realty on July 12.
Fun was in the forecast the weekend of July 13-15 at Waterfront Park. Forecastle Festival revelers braved the heat (and the rain at one point) to see performances by Chris Stapleton, Arcade Fire, Vance Joy and many more.
The AC Hotel hosted TEDxTylerPark on July 10. Attendees were immersed in an engagaing, inspirational night that featured local thinkers and creatives.
Artist Liz Price celebrated the opening of her new exhibition, “The Shape of Flowers,” with guests and friends at B. Deemer Gallery on July 7.
On July 5, the Forecastle Foundation hosted a preview show with Wax Fang’s Scott Carney and special guests at Lola at Butchertown Grocery.
More than 10,000 baseball fans kicked off Independence Day celebrations at Slugger Field on July 3.
Fun was had by all at Crescent Hill’s Fourth of July celebration at the Peterson Dumesnil House.
The heat didn’t stop shoppers from attending the Bardstown Road and Douglass Loop Farmers Markets on June 30.
Louisville City FC held a groundbreaking ceremony on June 28 to celebrate its new stadium in Butchertown.
At its June 27 breakfast forum, 100 Wise Women hosted celebrity chef and Louisville native Damaris Phillips.
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