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Rob Miracle 
Despite a rainy Saturday, the Great American Brass Band Festival delighted many guests. Located on the Centre College campus, in Danville, Kentucky, multiple brass bands and ensembles performed during the event. The festival started on Thursday, June 25th with a couple of acts performing in the evening. It picked back up Friday evening with the … Read more
Kentucky has a famous waterfall known as “The Niagra of the South”. This 68-foot-tall waterfall is located within the Daniel Boone National Park, near Corbin, Kentucky. Cumberland Falls is located in the Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, a large multi-use park, part of Kentucky’s fantastic State Park system. Unlike many waterfalls in Kentucky, this one … Read more
The annual Kentuckiana Pride Festival was held this past Saturday, June 20th, 2026 with a Parade that started in the NuLu district, traveling down Market Street to Preston Street, where it turned north and traveled to Witherspoon Street, where it ended at the Louisville Waterfront Park’s Great Lawn at the festival’s main location.
Danville, Kentucky, will come alive with the sounds of brass musical instruments as the 2026 Great American Brass Band Festival kicks off. This free event will take place June 25-27, with the Main Stage at Centre College. Different brass bands will play at two different venues on Thursday, June 25th, and Friday, June 26th. Then … Read more
What is a Portland Festival anyway? Well, Portland is a Louisville community in the west end that is of strong historical significance to Louisville. In the early days of the area, river traffic on the Ohio River had to come to a stop in Louisville because of a small waterfall known as the Falls of … Read more
Are you looking to see something amazing over the next few weeks? Well, head on over to the Louisville Zoo and see their Wild Lights exhibit. Running now through July 26th (2026). Many “Chinese Lantern”-style exhibits are spread across the zoo. These range from colorful butterflies to a grand Chinese dragon and many things in … Read more
Almost everyone in the world has heard about Muhammad Ali, a three-time World Heavyweight Boxing champion. But he was much more than that. Ali is such a large part of what makes up the Louisville, Kentucky. It’s only natural that the community comes together to celebrate his life every June. June is a great time … Read more
As the Belle of Cincinnati cruised under the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge, aka the 2nd Street Bridge, she sounded her horn, indicating that she was first to cross the designated Start/Finish Line. The crowd on board went up in cheers. They won, the Belle of Louisville Lost… About 30 minutes later, social media was … Read more
In 1990, a group of people decided that they should race beds. Sponsored by Seealbach, “Bedlam in the Streets” had teams of five, a driver, and four pushers, race down the streets of Louisville. Most participants were from the local hotels. Today, 36 years later, the event is going strong. Now indoors at Broadbent Arena … Read more
What started years ago as a single-event hot-air balloon race has morphed into a three-day, four-event spectacular. With two balloon glows on Thursday and Friday evenings, a Friday morning “Rush Hour” race, and the main Saturday morning race, the BalloonFest has become a major staple of the Kentucky Derby Festival. Because flying is a safety-first … Read more