The Black Keys at The Louisville Palace: Peaches ‘N Kream Tour
Add LEO Weekly as a preferred source on Google After a long-awaited tour return to Louisville (12 years to be exact), the blues/garage rock band The Black Keys hit the stage at The Louisville Palace. The Palace, known for its ornate detailing and historic architecture, was the perfect venue for this magical night. The Black…
Kentucky Kingdom Opens for 2026 Season with New Flying Fox Coaster, Cashless Payments
Add LEO Weekly as a preferred source on Google Louisville’s Kentucky Kingdom is preparing to open for the 2026 season on May 9, with a new roller coaster, expanded entertainment lineup and major guest experience upgrades coming to the park. The biggest addition this season is Flying Fox, a new family-friendly roller coaster that will…
Beshear says he’s signing emergency measures to freeze, lower gas tax
Add LEO Weekly as a preferred source on Google This story is by the Kentucky Lantern, which is part of States Newsroom, a network of news bureaus supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a 501c(3) public charity. More of Kentucky Lantern’s work can be found at kentuckylantern.com. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is…
Earning Your PINK Belt
Add LEO Weekly as a preferred source on Google Twice a week, a community of women gather in a studio off of Chamberlain Road for a common purpose: empowerment. It’s personified as their pink belt. One that is tied neatly around their uniforms, marking their completion of the “Women Empowered” courses. The program teaches women…
The Best Concerts in Louisville This Weekend
Add LEO Weekly as a preferred source on Google Live music in Louisville is less about giant arena acts every weekend and more about underground acts and touring indie bands for you to discover. This weekend leans heavily into that—smaller rooms, but legit touring lineups. Phoneboy with Heart Attack Man Friday, May 8, 6:30 p.m.Mercury…
Poorcastle Festival Returns- This Year at Jubilee Field
Jubilee Field is filled with art and surprises.
Treat mom To a Special Mother’s Day Meal At These Louisville Restaurants
Add LEO Weekly as a preferred source on Google Across Louisville, restaurants are rolling out brunch buffets, prix fixe menus, and special perks to help you celebrate Mother’s Day this weekend. Most specials take place on Sunday, May 10, and many require reservations — so plan ahead. Here’s where to treat mom to a special…
Your Guide To The Best Cinco de Mayo Parties and Events in Louisville
Add LEO Weekly as a news source on Google. Cinco de Mayo is here, and Louisville has got a full schedule of parties, festivals and community events all over the city. There are lots of ways to celebrate, from high-energy bar crawls and DJ nights to family-friendly cultural events with mariachi music, folklórico dancers, and…
Teacher and Nurse Appreciation Week: Your guide to free food and deals in Louisville
Teachers and nurses don’t exactly have an easy job. Long hours, high-stress levels and definitely not enough recognition. So when appreciation weeks roll around, even the smallest of perks, like a free coffee or a discounted meal, can feel like a win. This year, Teacher Appreciation Week (May 4-8) and Nurses Week (May 6-12) have…
Cherie DeVaux Makes Kentucky Derby History With Golden Tempo’s Stunning Win
On Saturday, trainer Cherie DeVaux made history at Churchill Downs when her colt Golden Tempo made a dramatic late charge to win the Kentucky Derby. She was the first woman trainer to do so. Golden Tempo, ridden by Jose Ortiz, came from near the back of the pack to win the 152nd Run for the…
Here Are the Best Things to Do in Louisville This Weekend, May 1 to 3
We put out new lists of things to do every Friday. Check back to leoweekly.com for weekly updates on arts and culture happenings around Louisville. Friday, May 1 152nd Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs One of Louisville’s most iconic traditions returns as the Kentucky Oaks takes over Churchill Downs ahead of Derby weekend. Known as…
There Will Be More Kings, Unless…
It’s not unreasonable to say it’s more likely Donald Trump will die from natural causes while in office than it is that he will be removed from that office by election or otherwise. Either will be celebrated, and properly so. He is a lying, cheating, greedy, historically and socially illiterate, unrepentant criminal who has caused…
Step into FirstBuild Makerspace
Marketing Director Laura Hammond and Maker Space Manager Jenna Richards walk us through the space and show off what they have to offer. 🖨️ 3D, resin and large-format printers🛠️ Hand tools💻 Design computers🧵 Sewing machines🪵 Wood working🗜️ Metal working🧑🏫 Classes and workshops + more! Hours:Monday-Friday: 5-8pmSaturday: 9am-5pm Come learn, play and create at FirstBuild!📍333 East…
Homegrown Distiller Produces World-Class Gin in the Heart of Bourbon Country
In a place synonymous with bourbon, Phillip Scott Ginkins chose to become a master distiller of gin. Winning multiple awards in the four years since its launch, Ginkins Gin recently expanded distribution of its flagship Louisville Dry Gin to several local spirits shops and is working with a distributor to expand its availability statewide in…
The World of HYROX
“It’s just growing and growing and growing within our community…” HYROX, a fitness indoor race, got its start back in 2017 in Hamburg, Germany. “…and now you can see it worldwide, happening.” Sitting at the intersection of competition and athleticism–the race is composed of running and functional strength exhibitions. Chris Thomspon, owner of Elevate Fitness…
Celebrate Independent Bookstore Day
Independent Bookstore Day was this last weekend on April 25th. We had a chance to talk to Butcher Cabin Books, located at 990 Barret Ave, on how they celebrated the big day! Head to our Instagram for more videos like this one!
How To Score Cheap Louisville Concert Tickets This Summer
For Louisville music fans trying to keep their summer packed without draining their wallets, there’s a narrow window to lock in serious ticket deals—and it’s happening right now. Live Nation has officially launched its 2026 “Summer of Live” promotion, offering $30 all-in tickets (fees included) to more than 4,000 shows across the U.S. and Canada.…
Louisville Orchestra Lands $3.2M in State Funding to Expand Statewide “In Harmony” Tour Through 2028
The Kentucky General Assembly gave the Louisville Orchestra $3.2 million to keep its “In Harmony” tour going through 2028. This will help the orchestra reach more people across the state. The program started in 2022 and brings live orchestral performances and music education programs directly into communities across the Commonwealth, far beyond traditional concert halls.…
