May 3 Community From Haikus To Track Lobster, Oaks Attendees Find Unique Ways To Experience The Track While Joe Nevills was handicapping the races with haikus, lines were forming for $20 lobster rolls from a concession stand. By Ashlie Stevens May 3 Community Oaks Attendees Find Unique Ways To Experience The Track Ashlie Stevens
May 3 Arts and Culture Shaving Time At The Kentucky Derby Since its start in 1875, there are numerous examples of the Derby being won by a fraction of a second. By Ashlie Stevens May 3 Arts and Culture Shaving Time At The Kentucky Derby Ashlie Stevens
May 2 Curious Louisville Curious Derby: Getting Caught Up On Derby History The call to the post at Churchill Downs is an iconic sound, but how did it become part of the track’s culture? And why so many hats at Derby? By Ashlie Stevens May 2 Curious Louisville Curious Derby: Getting Caught Up On Derby History Ashlie Stevens
May 1 Sports Top Kentucky Derby Contender, Omaha Beach, Scratches From Race Trainer Richard Mandella said the issue was an entrapped epiglottis, an airway abnormality that can affect a horse’s performance. By Ashlie Stevens May 1 Sports Top Kentucky Derby Contender, Omaha Beach, Scratches From Race Ashlie Stevens
May 1 Curious Louisville Curious Derby: Getting Ready For The Races A look at how people get ready for one of the biggest weekends on the Kentucky calendar. By Ashlie Stevens May 1 Curious Louisville Curious Derby: Getting Ready For The Races Ashlie Stevens
Apr 30 Curious Louisville Curious Derby: Getting To The Kentucky Derby How do people actually get to Louisville for the Derby? Curious Louisville set out to figure out how many planes fly into town for the event. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 30 Curious Louisville Curious Derby: Getting To The Kentucky Derby Ashlie Stevens
Apr 29 Arts and Culture Equine Art Is A Sure Bet For Louisville Art Scene In May For local artists and gallery owners, showing horse-themed work is a way to tap into some of the tourism-driven money flowing into the city. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 29 Arts and Culture Equine Art Is A Sure Bet For Louisville Art Scene In May Ashlie Stevens
Apr 26 Arts and Culture Former Louisville Ballet Director Alun Jones Dies At 82 An internationally-renowned choreographer, Jones helped found the Louisville Ballet School in 1975 with his wife, dancer Helen Starr. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 26 Arts and Culture Former Louisville Ballet Director Alun Jones Dies At 82 Ashlie Stevens
Apr 25 Arts and Culture Your Brain On Music: Ben Sollee, UofL Scientists Will Discuss Mental Health At Festival Of Faiths Together, the musicians and scientists will discuss the power of music, mental health and searching for connectivity. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 25 Arts and Culture Ben Sollee, Scientists Will Discuss Mental Health At Festival Of Faiths Ashlie Stevens
Apr 24 Arts and Culture In KMAC’s ‘In The Hot Seat,’ Artists Explore Chairs As Art, Design “In The Hot Seat” opens on April 26 and will feature the work of 33 artists. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 24 Arts and Culture In KMAC's 'In The Hot Seat,' Artists Explore Chairs As Art, Design Ashlie Stevens
Apr 23 Food and Dining Track Visitors Pony Up For ‘Official’ Oaks, Thurby Cocktails The rise of sponsored cocktails are becoming a sure bet for race organizers looking to make more money trackside. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 23 Food and Dining Track Visitors Pony Up For 'Official' Oaks, Thurby Cocktails Ashlie Stevens
Apr 22 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Will Present Magic Of ‘Harry Potter’ This Summer In July, the orchestra will perform the music from “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” the fourth film in the Harry Potter series. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 22 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Will Present Magic Of 'Harry Potter' This Summer Ashlie Stevens
Apr 10 Arts and Culture ‘Olmsted’s Louisville’ Opens At Frazier History Museum To celebrate the work of Olmsted and the efforts of the Olmsted Parks Conservancy, the Frazier History Museum is opening a new exhibition this month. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 10 Arts and Culture 'Olmsted's Louisville' Opens At Frazier History Museum Ashlie Stevens
Apr 5 Curious Louisville Curious Louisville: Who Were The Caldwell Sisters? They never lived here, so why do they have a monument in Cave Hill Cemetery? By Ashlie Stevens Apr 5 Curious Louisville Curious Louisville: Who Were The Caldwell Sisters? Ashlie Stevens
Apr 3 Arts and Culture Mayors Fischer And Landrieu Discuss Symbols Of Systemic Racism, Monuments On Wednesday night, Fischer and Landrieu talked about what comes after monument removal, including recognizing institutional racism. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 3 Arts and Culture Fischer And Landrieu Discuss Symbols Of Systemic Racism, Monuments Ashlie Stevens