Movie buffs celebrated the upcoming Flyover Film Festival at 21c Museum Hotel on July 10. The Louisville Film Society will present the festival July 21-26 with films featuring ties to Kentucky.
Legendary fashion icon Iris Apfel delivered a talk at the Olmsted on July 10. The 97-year-old shared her secrets to success and living a happy, eclectic life.
On June 29, the Marcus Lindsey hosted this perfectly-pampering and entertaining event. The afternoon featured makeovers, massages, a live and silent auction and a fashion show.
The Jefferson Family Recovery Court and the Louisville chapter of the National Council Of Jewish Women hosted a reception for benefactors and volunteers on July 2 at Independence Bank in St. Matthews.
B. Deemer Gallery hosted the opening reception for artist Tony Saladino’s latest exhibition on the evening of June 21. The painter’s works will be on display at B. Deemer through July 23.
In support of the Parklands of Floyds Fork, runners and walkers took in the beauty of Beckley Creek Park at this inaugural 5K walk and run on June 15.
On June 15, local celebrities left it all on the floor at this phenomenal fundraiser for Feed My Neighbor.
Thousands of community supporters gathered in Downtown Louisville to celebrate Pride on June 14.
On June 10, the Waterfront Botanical Gardens hosted their fifth annual fundraising garden party.
Linda Bruckheimer and Sarabande Books hosted a launch party and reading of Joe Sacksteder’s “Make/Shift” on the evening of June 8 at KMAC Museum.
Held under the Second Street Bridge, this tasting event benefiting CASA of the River Region delighted guests on June 8.
Supporters of the Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana had a boot-scootin’ good time at this annual fundraiser on June 7 at Sawyer Hayes Community Center.
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