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This weekend, rock out at Louder Than Life, enjoy smooth tunes at a jazz night, or catch The String Cheese Incdient for music that’s a little less heavy metal.

Sports enthusiasts can join Friday’s pickleball tournament, while art lovers explore Paristown Art Festival. With this diverse lineup, Louisville promises an unforgettable weekend packed with music, sports, and creativity.

Louder Than Life Thursday, September 26 KY Exposition Center-Highlands Festival Grounds | $141+ | https://louderthanlifefestival.com/ | All Ages For four nights, Louisville will be louder in life. America’s largest rock festival is back in Louisville with performances from Slayer, Korn, Slipknot, and many more. Rock fans, grab your tickets and enjoy great shows.
The String Cheese Incident THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 7 p.m. | $49.50-$89.50 Get ready for a night of jam band magic with The String Cheese Incident. Known for their eclectic sound and unforgettable live performances, this is a show you won’t want to miss. Get Tickets
Paseo’s Thursday Night Jazz Series EVERY THURSDAY | 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Paseo, Myriad Hotel Paseo, located in the Myriad Hotel, is excited to announce its Thursday Night Jazz Series. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., local artist Louis Hehman and his rotating lineup of talented friends set the mood with smooth, captivating jazz. Reservations are encouraged for those who want to enjoy Paseo’s fantastic dining options. To sweeten the deal, Paseo offers half-price select bottles of wine every Thursday—all night long. With a rotating wine menu, there’s always something new to discover and enjoy alongside the live music. Whether you’re a seasoned jazz fan or just looking for a great Thursday night out, Paseo is the perfect spot for music, delicious food, and unbeatable wine deals.
5th Annual HUMANA Louisville Pickleball Cup FRIDAY, SEPT. 27 6-7 a.m. | $60 The tournament is open to players of all levels and features competitive, tournament-level matches. A portion of the proceeds will benefit FEAT of Louisville, supporting families affected by autism. As a Kentucky State Qualifier, participants who make the podium will qualify for the National Championship in Dallas, TX. Outdoor round-robin matches will determine the top three teams in each of the Open Divisions, with cash payouts for winners.
Downs After Dark SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Churchill Downs | 700 Central Ave. | 5 p.m. | Prices vary With food, drinks, and the thrill of betting under the stars, it’s a unique way to experience horse racing. Plus, the lights and energy make it a fun, unforgettable night out.
NuLu Fest SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 East Market Street | 616-618 E. Market St. | 11 a.m. | All ages The 14th annual street festival celebrates the vibrant growth and renewal of Louisville’s East Market District. There will be live music, local craft beers and a variety of food and retail booths featuring neighborhood vendors. Be sure to leave your pets at home since they are not allowed at this festival.
Paristown Art Fest SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 – SUNDAY, SEPT. 29 Paristown | 720 Brent St. | Free | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. The second annual Paristown Art Fest promises a good time of painters, photographers, designers, jewelry makers, and more. This free event will also be a great time to check out the Village Market Food Hall.
Shane Mauss: “A Better Trip” MONDAY, SEPT. 30 & TUESDAY, OCT. 1 Portal | 1512 Portland Ave, Downtown Louisville | Doors 7 p.m., Show 8 p.m. Shane Mauss (CONAN, Comedy Central, Here We Are) brings his 200-city *A Better Trip* Tour to Portal for shows this Monday and Tuesday. Combining his humor and vast knowledge of science and psychedelics, and backed by a vivid display of custom visuals and animations, *A Better Trip* is an immersive psychedelic comedy experience unlike traditional stand-up.
A Case for Reparations MONDAY, SEPT. 30 Simmons College | Steward Hall (1029 S 7th St.) | Free | 6:30 p.m. “Reparations,” says Joel Edward Goza, “is the work of a generation, not an election cycle.” This faculty member of HBCU Simmons College is introducing his second book, Rebirth of a Nation, with a public presentation at the college. Carmichael’s will be on hand selling copies. Goza’s history brings understanding—it is not mere prelude—and it leads into the book’s final section, entitled “Remaking America,” which includes proposed means for effecting “repentance, repayment, and repair” on behalf of a lasting healing of divisions and opportunity for all Americans to thrive.
Plan Ahead for Les Misérables in Louisville TUESDAY-SUNDAY, OCT. 1-6, 2024 Showtimes Vary | Ticket prices vary Les Misérables, the world-renowned musical phenomenon, is coming to Louisville! This Tony Award-winning masterpiece, produced by Cameron Mackintosh, will be at the Kentucky Center from October 1-6. Set in 19th century France, it tells a story of broken dreams, love, passion, and redemption. Tickets are on sale at 502-584-7777 or BroadwayInLouisville.com. For more details, visit LesMis.com. Don’t miss this chance to experience one of the most celebrated musicals in theatrical history.

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