Filson President Clay to Retire
The Filson Historical Society announced that President and CEO Richard Clay will retire, effective Dec. 31.
'Olde England on the Ohio' Celebrates Louisville's Perspective on the Tudor Revival
A new exhibit at the Filson Historical Society, titled "Olde England on the Ohio," pays homage to Louisville's Tudor Revival renewal.
C-J, Bingham Family Donate 3 Million Images to U of L Archives
Historians rejoice: The Courier Journal and its parent company Gannett have transferred its library of photographs and negatives, an estimated 3 million, to the U of L Archives and Special Collections.
Historic Paget House On River Road Finally Gets Long-Awaited Facelift
After languishing on the banks of the Ohio River for decades, historic Paget House finally got its long-awaited facelift.
Butchertown Art Fair to Return in June with More Than 60 Artists
Located in one of the oldest neighborhood of Louisville, and set against the backdrop of historic homes from the late 1800s below a canopy of trees, the Butchertown Art Fair returns June 4 and 5.
Turtle Races: Get Ready for the Slowest Two Minutes in Sports
The slowest two minutes in sports – The Kentucky Turtle Derby – returns this year on the first Saturday in May. This time, fans of the creeping reptiles can win cash on the race by guessing the winners, through a partnership with DraftKings.
Cherokee Triangle Art Fair Set to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
The Cherokee Triangle Art Fair will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year, following a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19. The event will be held on Saturday, April 30, and Sunday, May 1.
Long John Silver’s Releases a Beer to Pair with Fish - Find it at Shippingport Brewing Company
Yum! Brands chain Long John Silver’s partnered with Shippingport Brewing Company to create Swashbockler, a beer, per a news release, “brewed with [LJS’] signature malt vinegar to celebrate the end of Lenten season.” In other words, pair it with your fish fry this spring.
The ‘I Was Here’ Project Will Help Visitors Explore Historical Significance Of African Americans In Downtown Louisville
Louisville Downtown Partnership and the office of Metro Council District 4 are sponsoring the first phase of the I Was Here project – a new augmented reality (AR) experience to engage downtown visitors interested in learning about Black American historical significance in the city’s business district, per a news release.
15 Stars Bourbon to Debut in April With a Big Nod to Kentucky History
The whiskey industry is well known for leaning into its own history when it comes to marketing. The two men behind 15 Stars, an ultra-premium product which will see its first-ever release in the form of a 14-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon, have taken it to a new level.