Feb 28 – Mar 6, 2025

Feb 28 - Mar 6, 2025 / Vol. 35 / No. 17

Listen Local: Four Of Louisville’s Newest Releases That You Need To Hear!

LEO Weekly has Spotify playlists for each Listen Local column featuring selected tracks from each reviewed release. Check them out here! Want to see your music reviewed in LEO Weekly? Louisville and Southern Indiana-based bands/artists, send a link to your music along with a band/artist bio, a high-resolution pic of the release’s cover art, and…

CTCT’s The Black Recharge Hair Show 2025: A Recipe For A Good Time!

The Black Recharge Hair Show, presented by Change Today, Change Tomorrow, occurred on Feb. 28, 2025. Maya White (Black) is a cultural worker, yoga teacher, and consultant based in Louisville, Kentucky, who offered to provide post-event coverage. Read on for the history of The Black Recharge Hair Show, what the event had in store, and…

This Weekend: Pro Bull Riders Compete At The Yum! Center

Kubota PBR Louisville is just one stop of many for the world’s top bull riders vying for the coveted title of 2025 PBR World Champion. On March 14th and 15th, the Top 40 bull riders in the world will be hosted at The KFC Yum! Center as they score crucial points in the race towards…

There Is More To Puttshack Than Just Mini Golf

Puttshack Louisville is celebrating their one-year anniversary by offering specials next week. Puttshack is inviting First Responders, EMS, Firefighters, Military, Nurses and Teachers to celebrate with them March 17-21, and will provide them with a code to book their first game free for up to six guests. In addition, their Piece of the Putt charitable…

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day At Skyline Chili

Skyline Chili is going green Sunday March 16th and Monday March 17th, 2025. Visitors can choose from Skyline’s classic 3-Ways, 4-Ways, and 5-Ways with their special shamrock green spaghetti.  The Green Way has become an annual tradition among families celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with Skyline Chili. The Green Way special is available at select participating…

Louisville Orchestra Sees Change In Leadership

The Louisville Orchestra announced today (March 12, 2025) that Graham Parker stepped down as Chief Executive, effective as of February 28, 2025. Parker joined the organization in 2021 as a consultant before assuming the CEO role in May 2022. Parker’s tenure saw multiple strategic initiatives designed to expand the Orchestra’s reach, strengthen its internal operations,…

Louisville Zoo Nominated For Two Awards By USA Today

The Louisville Zoo has been nominated for two awards by the USA Today’s “10Best Readers’ Choice Awards” program, as announced by Mayor Craig Greenberg. They have not only been nominated for “Best Zoo”, but also for “Best Zoo Membership.” The voting began on February 10, 2025 and ended on March 10 at 11:59 a.m. EST.…

Kentucky’s HB 4 Bill To Eliminate DEI Programs Nears Final Senate Vote

House Bill 4, which would mandate that Kentucky’s public schools and universities close diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) offices and programs, is one step closer to becoming law in Kentucky. The measure has passed both chambers of the state legislature and now needs a last vote in the Senate before finding Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk.…

Louisville-Based Filmmaker Vyncent Lane Is One To Watch

Vyncent Lane is a filmmaker based in Louisville. Although he only graduated from the University of Kentucky (UK) in 2023, he has already become a consistent presence on the Louisville film production scene, and his credits are already stacked. His most recent project is a music video for a local rapper, Dohboiii. While still an…

Black Monday On Wall Street

It’s an opportune time to short overvalued risk assets now that Wall Street’s multi-year pump is in mid-freefall. But there’s no more enjoyable equity to dump (or just watch plunge from the sidelines) than Musk’s crashing crown jewel, known by its ticker $TSLA. Market Background Yesterday, the tech heavy Nasdaq had its worst session since…

Gates to Hell “Death Comes To All” Album Release Show

Saturday, March 22 Headliners Music Hall | 1386 Lexington Rd. | headlinerslouisville.com | $18 adv., $20 day of show | 6:30 p.m. | All ages Following in the footsteps of Knocked Loose, Louisville’s own Gates To Hell are poised to be the next big thing in metal on a worldwide scale with their original crossover…

Brant Bjork Trio, Faerie Ring, And Crop

Friday, March 21 Portal | 1512 Portland Ave. | portal-louisville.com | $25.56 | 7 p.m. | All ages If the name Brant Bjork didn’t immediately catch your attention, it damn well should have. He was the drummer and a founding member of stoner rock pioneers Kyuss and played on three of their four albums. Following…

Northern Lights Seeds Info 2025: Grow Guide, Effects & Where to Buy

Northern Lights is a legendary Indica strain renowned for its deeply relaxing and soothing effects. This classic Northern Lights strain is celebrated for its ability to ease stress, promote tranquility, and provide a full-body calm that makes it a favorite among cannabis enthusiasts seeking a peaceful THC experience. While its effects are primarily sedative, mild…

Jack Herer Seeds: Expert Growing Tips, Potency, and Benefits

Anyone who is familiar with the world of marijuana knows about Jack Herer, a famed American activist who worked tirelessly for the legalization of weed. This sativa-dominant hybrid was carefully created to honor this legend of the industry. This classic strain honors his legacy, while its potent energy boosts and uplifting effects have made it…

White Widow Strain: Origin, Genetics, Flavor, THC Content & Dosage

The White Widow cannabis strain has been around for more than two decades, during which its popularity has spanned the globe. These days, you can find this strain everywhere, from dispensaries in the United States to cozy coffee shops in Amsterdam. The reasons for its widespread popularity in the cannabis world are its strong effects…

Meet Kim Perry, The Artist Behind the 2025 Kentucky Derby Festival Poster

The Kentucky Derby Festival’s official poster series began in 1981 with the expressionistic “Bluegrass Pegasus” by German-American artist Peter Max. Since then, the poster for the Kentucky Derby Festival has become a stylistic showcase of designs that visualize the energy of the event. LEO chats with Kim Perry, the artist for the 2025 Kentucky Derby…

10 Years Of White Woolly

Saturday, March 22 The Whirling Tiger | 1335 Story Ave. | thewhirlingtiger.com | $15| 8 p.m. | 18 and over White Woolly began when Louisville native Charlie Hill (guitar/vocals) met then-dating and now married couple Leah Outlaw (bass/vocals) and Evan Fowler (drums) at Appalachian State in Boone, NC, and has been going strong for 10…

Wireworks, Twice Dark, Virgin Birth, and Hypnagogia

Friday, March 28 Planet of the Tapes | 640 Barret Ave. | planetofthetapes.biz | $10 | 8 p.m. | 21 and over In the midst of everything that is going on in this country, I think we could all use a little bit of dark and gloomy music to reflect how we feel right now.…

Woodcut Printmaking Workshop

Saturday, March 29 The Cultural Arts Center | 201 E Spring St | Free! | portlandky.org/ | 11 a.m. The Cultural Arts Center is partnering with the Portland Museum to host a free woodcutting workshop, one of the events in their CeLOUbrate Print 2025 lineup. The workshop will be led by Erica Lewis, and attendees…

Louisville Bats Baseball Opening Night

Friday, March 28 Louisville Slugger Field | 401 E Main St | $19+ | milb.com/louisville/ | 7:05 p.m. The Louisville Bats are kicking off their 2025 season at Louisville Slugger Field against the Memphis Redbirds. Come on down to the stadium and enjoy $3 Happy Hour for 12 oz beers, $6 margaritas, an appearance by…

AskNow Review 2025: Top Psychics, Prices & Special Deals

If you’re thinking about dipping your toes into the world of online psychic readings, perhaps you’ve heard of AskNow and are curious to know whether it’s a platform you can trust. Since 2004, AskNow has offered psychic services to folks needing guidance on just about anything. Some reviews show they have a solid reputation for…

Louisville Sports Commission Opens Annual Golden Ticket Raffle

Want a chance to win two tickets to nearly every major sporting event in the Louisville area? Try your luck with the Louisville Sports Commission’s Golden Ticket Raffle, with proceeds going towards local youth sports initiatives. Golden Tickets are sold at $100 each, with a total prize value of over $10,075. Here’s the events you…

Proven Ways to Keep Your Phone Conversations Private

Maintaining privacy in our phone conversations has become a critical concern. With the rise of advanced surveillance technologies and the persistent threat of cybercrime, proactive measures are essential to safeguard our personal communications. This article explores ways, methods, and best practices to ensure the privacy and security of your phone conversations. Safety and Ethical Considerations…

Pack The Sack 2025 Is Back

School-aged children are often faced with what is known as the weekend gap; the time between Friday afternoon and Monday morning when obtaining a healthy and viable meal might be difficult. Blessings in a Backpack helps to ensure that students receive nutritious food solutions during the weekend so they can return to school with a…

Louisville Taco Week Returns March 31-April 6, 2025

Louisville’s largest taco-themed restaurant week is back for a sixth year! Louisville Taco Week returns March 31-April 6, 2025, bringing you $2.50 tacos and taking Taco Tuesday to the next level. Participating restaurants will be offering specialty $2.50 tacos the whole week, with some restaurants offering up to three different taco options. To reward your…

A Pottery Festival For A Good Cause

Every year, the Southern Crossings Pottery Festival (SXPF) brings the cultural and historical significance of pottery to the forefront, while also contributing to addressing hunger among children in the Louisville community.

The Louisville Orchestra 2025-2026 Season Announcement

The Louisville Orchestra presents an exciting new season under the visionary direction of Music Director Teddy Abrams, fusing well-known classical pieces, innovative world premieres, and daring cross-genre partnerships. The Louisville Orchestra Creators Corps continues to push the boundaries of symphonic music with world premieres from this season’s resident composers, Anthony Green and Chelsea Komschlies. Their…

Doggie Lovers Have A New Pet Cafe To Visit

Starting at 11am on March 8th, the Grand Opening of Lux Dior. Co will open their doors to dog enthusiasts and food lovers alike. The newest location promises a fun, relaxing, and inviting area where canines and humans can partake in gourmet food and drinks while enjoying “The Lux Life” experience. “We’re thrilled to open…

The Vibe Is Shifting, And I Don’t Like It

Have you noticed it? Ever since Kin—I mean, “the president”—was elected, it feels like the vibe has started to shift. Whether it be something small like Pete Davidson getting his tattoos removed or something much larger and way more horrible like millions of people losing Medicaid benefits and subsequently dying, it just feels like things…

Wandering Treehouse Had Their Palestine Aid Event Cancelled By Zanzabar

Wandering Treehouse, a DIY art and music collective based in Louisville, organized a concert to raise funds for Palestinian Aid. They began negotiating with Zanzabar in November to host their event in the performance space at 2100 S. Preston St. The concert was scheduled for Saturday, March 15 and would feature performances by local artists…

Bowl To Grow Is Back

Let’s hit the lanes! The 11th annual Bowl to Grow fundraiser is back on Sunday, March 16, from 1-4 p.m. at the Dixie Bowl. Hosted by Louisville’s Southwest Center, the family-friendly event will raise money for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. The Southwest Center supports these individuals in their personalized goals, with community-based services…


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