Out & About

Not Just for Soccer People

By | July 21st, 2016

Like the increasingly shrinking but still majority of Americans, I know next to nothing about soccer. I know that a bunch of...

Exploring a Louisville Legend

By Special Contributor | July 14th, 2016

We’ve all seen them: groups of people scattered throughout downtown with little wooden baseball bats.

Make a Splash This Summer

By Remy Sisk | July 7th, 2016

When Louisville’s own Kentucky Kingdom reopened in 2014, it brought with it a host of new and exciting additions to the park,...

A Walk Through the Zoo

By Ben Gierhart | June 30th, 2016

Zoos have always fascinated me. Nothing else really captures how singularly beautiful and diverse our biosphere is more than seeing some of...

Mega History, Mega Fun

By Ben Gierhart | June 23rd, 2016

Although the heat of summer leads many to the nearest pool in order to cool off, there’s an alternative here in Louisville...

In the Louisville Loop

By Ben Gierhart | June 9th, 2016

One of the first things that those visiting from out of town notice about Louisville is the amount of greenery.

All Aboard!

By Bennett Duckworth | June 2nd, 2016

With the growing amount of things to do near Louisville’s waterfront, it’s easy to forget the available options for going out on...

Breathtaking British Architecture

By Carla Sue Broecker | May 26th, 2016

Our journey around England continued when we – Suzanne and Pat Moeller with my husband Brad and I – left our London...

Hyland Glass Makes May Flowers

By Ben Gierhart | May 26th, 2016

I have to be up front about something: I’m not good at art.

Recreating Memories at Recbar

By Ben Gierhart | May 19th, 2016

Recreating Memories at Recbar

Blast from the Past at Blue Moo

By Ben Gierhart | April 28th, 2016

If you have yet to visit Le Moo – the lovely new steakhouse that the Food Network has christened as one of...

Time Flies When You’re Suspended

By Ben Gierhart | April 21st, 2016

Let me be the first to tell you that when it comes to anything requiring even the smallest amount of physical proficiency,...