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Need weekend plans? We’ve got you covered. From the Buy Local Fair to UFC Fight Night there are plenty of fun things to do around Louisville this weekend.

Solid Pink Disco with DJ Trixie Mattel Thursday, June 6 Mercury Ballroom | 9 p.m. 
Known for her life-in-plastic aesthetic, Trixie Mattel has been charming audiences for years with her unmatched performance style, razor-sharp reads, and off-color comedy as a dazzling host and emcee personality. Accessories sold separately. Batteries not included. Ages three and up.
Rollin’ on the River Craft Beer Festival Saturday, June 8
Howard Steamboat Museum | 1101 E. Market Street, Jeffersonville, IN | $55 general admission / Designated Drivers free- 3-7 p.m. | 21 and over Although there are some great beer festivals in the Louisville area, Fest of Ale in New Albany was always my favorite. Unfortunately, the 2019 edition of the festival would turn out to be its last. Now five years later, it’s back…sort of. Pearl Street Taphouse and Antz Marching, LLC, (founders of the Fest of Ale and former owner of Keg Liquors), present the inaugural Rollin’ on the River Craft Beer Festival at the Howard Steamboat Museum in Jeffersonville. Expect well over 100 craft beers from more than 65 different breweries, as well as fine wines, ciders, and seltzers. Attendees will also enjoy local food vendors, games, live music, swag, giveaways, and raffles. The expansive grounds boast beautiful views of the Ohio River, plenty of shade, room to roam, and is located just blocks from downtown Jeffersonville. Adobe
Pride Month Prag Party featuring Indignant Few, The Response, and Kinzie Skiz Saturday, June 8 The Alcove | 246 Spring St, Jeffersonville | Free | 9 p.m. | 21 and over Prag is a cultural revival of punk rock & drag hitting the stage with one-another in order to bring people together and create one big night of magic. And that’s exactly what you should expect as Punk Rock Night Louisville and Partners and Pals presents Pride Month Prag Party featuring music by Indignant Few, The Response, and Kinzie Sikz (from Indianapolis), and drag performances by Jules (Host), Sapphire Rose, Sir Lasher L’Cher, Stixen Stones, and Alaster Jolie. Drag and music acts will be performing alternately for the full Prag experience, so bring your one’s for tips and your savings account for merchandise!
Buy Local Fair
Saturday, June 8 Lynn Family Stadium | 350 Adams St. | keeplouisvilleweird.com/buylocalfair | Free | 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Louisville’s favorite local shopping fair returns at Lynn Family Stadium with food, fun and tons of local vendors to buy from. The keyword here is local and all the vendors are serving independent business and quality goods. Louisville Independent Business Alliance
Rosé Partay Saturday, June 8 The Breeze Wine and Coffee | 1247 S. Shelby St. | $40 The fourth annual celebration of rosé at this elegant yet relaxed natural wine shop in Shelby Park will include tastings of more than 35 differ- ent rosés from around the world, Rosé Partay jello shots, and a Rosé Partay commemorative tasting glass. DJs 502twinz2 will be spinning on the basket- ball court. And pink attire is strongly suggested.
Sailing Into Summer at Waterfront Park Friday, June 7 Brown Forman Amphitheater | $25 advance Kick off summertime with the debut of “Sailing Into Summer,” a benefit concert for Waterfront Park! Featuring musical entertainment and yacht rock vibes from Louisville’s infamous band, Tony and the Tan Lines. As the sun sets over our beloved donor supported public oasis, enjoy the smooth and sexy sounds of all your Tan Line favorites and indulge in the camaraderie of fellow supporters who are passionate about the preservation of our community’s most enjoyed public space. To enhance the experience, savory and delicious bites will be available from award-winning Pig Beach BBQ, ensuring a culinary experience at its finest.
Germantown Schnitzelburg Blues Fest Friday, June 7-8 Hickory & Burnett | Free admission This year the Kentuckiana Blues Society and Check’s Cafe will host the fourteenth Germantown Schnitzelburg Blues Festival at the corner of Hickory Street and Burnett Ave. The street festival with an outdoor stage will have four acts on Friday, June 7 and seven acts on Saturday, June 8. Admission is free and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Dare to Care.
Defining Infinity Thursday, June 6-9 MeX Theater | 501 W. Main St. Come join Alex, Jordan, Lily and Vanessa as they share stories around the campfire. Created by a joyous gaggle of queer artists and a few fierce allies, DEFINING INFINITY explores the infinite spectrums of gender identity and sexual orientation. We see how gender and sexuality norms have been challenged throughout the lifetimes of the characters, as they refuse to fit into the boxes others have prescribed for them. This play illuminates how we can unite with our chosen family to not only heal from past pains and persevere through current challenges, but also celebrate celebrate vibrant queer joy and community.
Drive-By Truckers Sunday, June 9 Mercury Ballroom | 8 p.m.
Come see the Southern Rock Opera Revisited. Presented by 91.9 WFPK.
UFC Fight Night Saturday, June 8 KFC Yum! Center | 5 p.m.
The Octagon returns to Louisville for the first time since 2011 and the UFC Fight Night main event at KFC Yum! Center will be one to remember, as middleweight contenders Jared Cannonier and Nassourdine Imavov clash in a bout expected to shake up the 185-pound Top 10. Plus, 19-year-old bantamweight phenom Raul Rosas Jr. collides with Ultimate Fighter winner Ricky Turcios.

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