LEO Weekly’s Valentine’s Day Dining Guide (2026)
Love may be fleeting, but a great dinner reservation isn’t. If you’re planning a night that calls for more than takeout and a last-minute card, Louisville offers no shortage of memorable dining rooms for your evening out with your significant other. Here is our Valentine’s Day guide to the most romantic restaurants in Louisville. 610…
Time Slip’s “Jagged Little Pill” Sparks Audience Connection
This article brought to LEO Weekly by Arts Angle Newsroom, a program of Arts Angle, a not-for-profit elevating high school students’ voices and connecting them to local arts and issues through journalism. See how you can support Arts Angle here. Fans of Alanis Morissette’s chart-dominating 1995 album “Jagged Little Pill” would adore TimeSlip Theatre’s production…
K-Pop Drag Brunch Brings Valentine’s Day Energy to High Stakes Rooftop
On Saturday, February 14, 2026, the K-Pop Drag Brunch: Valentine’s Day Edition takes place at High Stakes Rooftop Grill, where love and exciting performances come together. The themed brunch, which runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., promises amazing drag performances set to well-known K-pop songs, ranging from heartfelt love songs to full dance anthems.…
National Farm Machinery Show And Championship Tractor Pull Returns To Louisville For 60th Year
Beginning Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at the Kentucky Exposition Center, the 60th annual National Farm Machinery Show will bring together agribusiness professionals from all over the world for four days of innovative agricultural technology. Completely sold out, the show is the largest indoor farm show in the United States, occupying over 1.2 million square feet…
Controversy Swirling Over Louisville Judge’s Decision To Slash Convicted Rapist’s Sentence
Louisville officials have sharply criticized a Jefferson County judge’s decision to reduce a convicted rapist’s sentence to less than half of what a jury recommended, sparking a new discussion over judicial discretion. In December, 24-year-old Christopher Thompson was found guilty of robbery, kidnapping, and sodomy. According to the prosecution, he abducted a woman in 2023,…
Actors Theatre Announces The Storytelling Revolution Festival
This story comes from our friends at Audience502. Find their work here. Actors Theatre of Louisville recently announced The Storytelling Revolution Festival, a new work festival celebrating bold new stories that explore the wonder and complexity of our time. Produced in collaboration with the Louisville Fringe Festival, the festival will take place April 1–12, 2026, throughout Actors Theatre’s…
Louisville Mom Was One Of The ‘Grass People’ In Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
Some of the most talked-about performers during the Super Bowl LX halftime show, which drew millions of viewers, weren’t dancing or singing; instead, they were the grass. Jasmine Proaño, a mother from Louisville, participated in the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, during the Seattle Seahawks vs. New…
Upcoming Concerts After Valentine’s Day This February
This February, a lot of attention gets put on Valentine’s Day. And while it can be fun for couples, a lot of singles are looking for some good distractions for the rest of this very cold, and very single, month. Here is a list of the concerts to keep an eye out for the rest…
Trump versus Massie tensions flare at local Kentucky event, on national stage
Flaring midterm election tensions among Kentucky Republicans were on display over the weekend after a microphone was taken away from U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie during a Lincoln Day Dinner. Meanwhile, Republican Massie, who faces a Trump-endorsed challenger, took the Republican president to task on national television Sunday for posting a racist video and criticizing Massie’s…
This Louisville Charcuterie Shop Is Closing Its Doors In March
A Butchertown charcuterie company that specializes in local cheeses is getting ready to close its doors next month. Jessica Mattingly, the owner of Cultured Cheese Shop, posted on social media that the store, located at 1007 E. Main St., will close on March 7. Since September 2020, the female-owned company has been operating in the…
Chica’s Cantina Now Open In This Louisville Neighborhood
Chica’s Cantina, the modern Mexican-inspired restaurant from husband-and-wife team Vikrant Multani and Christian Nava, is now officially open in Louisville’s Butcher Block neighborhood. Located at 1015 E. Main St., the new taquería marks the duo’s latest culinary venture following the success of their acclaimed vegan restaurant, Shahar. Chica’s Cantina combines traditional Mexican roots with modern…
Endorsement war brews among Kentucky Republicans ahead of primary election
LOUISVILLE — U.S. Rep. Andy Barr endorsed a candidate challenging a fellow Kentucky Republican, U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, sparking an endorsement battle ahead of the state’s May primaries. On Thursday, Barr, who is running for U.S. Senate, endorsed Ed Gallrein, who President Donald Trump has backed in the 4th Congressional District race in the northern…
The Most Romantic Valentine’s Day Bars In Louisville (2026)
From candlelit cocktail dens to cozy whiskey hideaways, these Louisville bars bring the mood for Valentine’s Day. LEO Weekly ranked these bars from their sense of ambience to the overall date-like vibe that can really bring the warm the romance on a cold night. LEO Weekly’s Best Valentine’s Day Bars In Louisville Tartan House (Butchertown)…
PHOTOS: Red River Gorge Named A Top U.S. Destination For Tranquil Solo Travel This Winter
Skyscanner, a global travel booking platform, has ranked Red River Gorge as one of the top five U.S. destinations for peaceful solo travel, putting the Kentucky landmark on a short list of locations purposefully selected for solitude, tranquility, and space. The designation can be found in Skyscanner’s recently published Elsewhereism guide for 2026, which features…
Louisville Restaurant Week Returns For 2026—Get A Roundup Of The Restaurants
In 2026, Louisville Restaurant Week will return, encouraging both locals and tourists to discover the city’s well-known dining scene while promoting independent eateries throughout the area. Louisville Restaurant Week, which takes place from February 23 to March 1, 2026, features special prix-fixe, three-course menus at participating restaurants that highlight the richness and variety of Bourbon…
Listen Local: New Louisville Music For February 2026 (Part 1)
LEO Weekly has Spotify playlists for each Listen Local column featuring selected tracks from each reviewed release. Check them out here! The Glasspack“The Fuzz” – singletheglasspack.bandcamp.com It’s been 15 long years since we last heard from The Glasspack. Band frontman/guitarist and founder “Dirty” Dave Johnson certainly has a good reason for that; spending those years…
Caught Trying To Transmit Drugs, Not Data: Ketamine Found Hidden Inside Ethernet Spool At Louisville Port
At the Port of Louisville, a seemingly routine shipment of networking equipment devolved into a high-stakes drug bust. In late January, a spool of Ethernet cable was seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers after a trained CBP dog detected the shipment while sweeping the inspection area. The cargo appeared to be just…
PHOTOS: 250 Lou Grants Announced To Support Louisville’s America 250 Celebration
In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the launch of the Louisville America250KY Committee’s Grant Program, also known as 250 Lou Grants, which will assist neighborhood nonprofits in creating events and programs honoring Louisville’s history, culture and local tales. The grants are a part of Louisville’s involvement in the national America…
PHOTOS: Southgate Brings Kentucky’s Hidden Music Gems to Louisville
Kentucky holds some of the best music, yet not many people know about all the hidden gems you can find. You find it in the hidden crevices and you never know who will be the next upcoming artist/ band. One of those upcoming bands is being introduced as Southgate. Originated by lead Austin Mounce, the…
Watch These Adorable Goats Sprint To The Finish At NuLu Bock Fest This Year
NuLu’s most delightfully bizarre custom has returned. The NuLu Business Association has announced the return of NuLu Bock Fest, marking its ninth year of goat racing, bock beer, bratwurst, and neighborhood-wide celebration on Saturday, March 28, from noon to 6 p.m. The public is welcome and admission is free. NuLu Bock Fest, which has its…
What’s Happening In Louisville This Week (2/2-2/8)
From oddities expos and dumpling crawls to comedy, concerts, and Cardinals basketball, Louisville’s calendar is stacked this week. What’s happening in the first week of February: Louisville Oddities & Curiosities Expo 2026 When: Saturday & Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.Where: Kentucky International Convention Center The Oddities & Curiosities Expo features carefully chosen vendors offering taxidermy, preserved…
KAC (Kentucky Alternative Care) dispensary opens TODAY in Louisville
It’s been a long, arduous road to get to today – but medical cannabis patients in Jefferson County, Kentucky will have access to Kentucky grown medical cannabis thanks to the fine folks at KAC Kentucky Alternative Care. Here’s the only preface I must add to today’s column: Be patient, be open to learning new things…
PHOTOS: Hamilton Returns To Louisville With Summer 2026 Engagement At The Kentucky Center
Producer Jeffrey Seller and PNC Broadway in Louisville announced that single tickets for the Broadway phenomenon HAMILTON are now available for purchase now. Tickets will be available through BroadwayInLouisville.com or by phone at 502-584-7777. Each account may purchase up to ten tickets. The cost of tickets will vary from $63 to $273, with a select…
Kentucky Shakespeare’s “Emma” Impresses Arts Angle Newsroom Critics
Kentucky Shakespeare’s “Emma” capped a trifecta of plays based on Jane Austin works by playwright Kate Hamill with its performances that ran Jan. 9 to 18. Two critics from the Arts Angle Newsroom, a new Arts Angle Vantage program were there opening weekend and have these reviews. As always, big thanks to LEO Weekly for…
United We Brunch—LEO Weekly’s Winter Brunch Festival—Returns Feb. 21
On Saturday, Feb. 21 at 11 a.m., LEO Weekly’s United We Brunch returns to the Mellwood Art Center, bringing together more than 35 of Louisville’s best brunch spots for a full-blown celebration of breakfast-meets-lunch indulgence. It’s a 21+ event with one simple goal: unite the city to cure Louisville’s hangover. Expect unlimited Bloody Marys, mimosas,…
Mill Iron 4 To Open Feb. 5 On Frankfort Avenue, Blending Barbecue And Whole-Animal Butchery
One of Louisville’s most anticipated new eateries, Mill Iron 4, will formally open on February 5 at 1758 Frankfort Ave. at the former Enso location. It will combine steakhouse, whole-animal butchery, and barbecue traditions under one roof. Pitmaster Dustin Olsen and chef-owner of MeeshMeesh Mediterranean Noam Bilitzer collaborated on the restaurant. They first connected while…
Louisville’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens This Weekend
An important milestone in Kentucky’s medical cannabis rollout will be reached this weekend when Louisville’s first medical marijuana dispensary opens its doors in the Highlands neighborhood. According to a press release from the business, Kentucky Alternative Care will formally open at 2401-B Bardstown Road on Saturday, January 31, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The…
UPS Permanently Retires MD-11 Fleet Following Deadly Louisville Crash
Following a fatal crash near Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport last fall, UPS accelerated a years-long phaseout by permanently retiring its entire fleet of McDonnell Douglas MD-11 cargo aircraft. The first announcement since UPS Flight 2976 crashed shortly after takeoff on November 4, killing 15 people, including the three-person flight crew and multiple people on…
Louisville Native Accepted To International Opera Program
Louisville native Theo Harrah has been selected as one of the 28 artists from a pool of more than 1,500 international applicants to participate in the Merola Opera Program’s 2026 cohort. This year’s cohort of participants comes from Australia, China, South Korea, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom, as well as across North America, including the…
Kentucky officials investigating deaths that may be connected to winter storm
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 officials are investigating three deaths that may be related to the weekend’s severe…
Obliteration Never Felt So Good! Q&A With OUT.’s Dave Bird
Memories fade with time, but if you were ever lucky enough to catch OUT. live, you still remember that shit vividly! Their shows were legendary. Chaos seemed to follow them around wherever they were playing. But every once in a while at their shows, you’d get distracted from the violence going on all around you…
Kentucky governor declares state of emergency ahead of winter storm
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. Ahead of a winter storm that could leave large swaths of Kentucky under 7…
Louisville Kings Release 2026 UFL Schedule—Tickets On Sale Feb. 2
The eagerly anticipated return of Louisville to professional football is now officially underway. The Louisville Kings’ complete 2026 schedule was made public by the United Football League on Thursday. The team will host the Birmingham Stallions at Lynn Family Stadium on Friday, March 27 at 8 p.m. to kick off their first season. The season…
In Davos, Beshear calls Trump’s push to control Greenland ‘dumb as hell’
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 unabashedly showed how his style of governance differs from Republican…
3 Louisville-Area Restaurants Earn 2026 James Beard Award Semifinalist Honors
Three local eateries and chefs were named semifinalists for the 2026 James Beard Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the food and beverage industry. The chef-owner of MeeshMeesh Mediterranean in NuLu, Noam Bilitzer, was named a semifinalist in the Best Chef: Southeast category, according to Louisville Business First and local media reports. In…
Winter Storm Watch Issued For Louisville Weekend—Several Inches Of Snow Likely
A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from early Saturday morning through Monday morning due to a potentially significant winter storm that is headed toward the Louisville metro area this weekend. Widespread snowfall totals between 6 and 12 inches are predicted by forecast models, with some scenarios indicating nearly a foot of snow if the…
Supernova Lights Up St. Matthews At The Fox Den
On Saturday, January 31, 2026, Louisville Supernova will take over The Fox Den: Billiards, Bites, & Brews, giving St. Matthews a boost of pure rock energy. Supernova promises a night that leans loud, fast, and unabashedly fun. They are known for their thunderous drums, blistering guitar solos, and stage presence that refuses to play it…
Winter Storm Likely To Hit Louisville This Weekend, With Arctic Cold And Snow In The Forecast
Forecasters warn that a powerful storm system is predicted to pass through the area late this weekend, bringing with it Arctic air and the possibility of accumulating snowfall, so Louisville is preparing for a significant blast of winter weather. There is a high degree of confidence that a winter storm will affect Kentucky between January…
‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Review: Nia DaCosta’s Horror Sequel Is A Brutal, Bloody, Righteous Good Time
Fear and faith converge in Nia DaCosta’s riveting follow-up to Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later. Boyle’s return to this franchise was noted for its subversive qualities as both a genre film and a sort-of legacy sequel to a beloved movie from years ago. 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple keeps with this trend as DaCosta…
Live Music Friday: The Rumors at Forest Music Hall
Looking for a fun Friday night plan across the river? Head to Forest Music Hall in New Albany for an evening of live music with The Rumors, an accomplished cover band known for crowd-pleasing sets and high-energy performances. What: Live music with The RumorsWhen: Friday, 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.Where: Forest Music Hall, 45 W.…
Man Held Infant Hostage During Hourslong SWAT Standoff Near St. Matthews, Police Say
During an hours-long SWAT standoff near St. Matthews on Monday, a Louisville man barricaded himself inside a house with a 6-month-old baby, according to police, and is now in custody. Officers were called to a trouble run in the 100 block of Wiltshire Avenue shortly after noon, according to Louisville Metro Police. According to court…
Opinion: Kentucky’s new film council is playing the same old insider’s game
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. Less than a year ago, the General Assembly created the Kentucky Film Leadership Council, giving it…
Southern Living Puts Louisville BBQ Joint On Its Short List Of The South’s Best Wings
In its January/February issue, Southern Living highlighted Momma’s Mustard, Pickles & BBQ’s smoked wings at its Bauer Avenue location as one of the best places in the South for chicken wings. After extensive travel and tastings throughout the region, food writer and television host Matt Moore put together a new survey of notable wings throughout…
‘Dead Man’s Wire’ Review: Louisville Native Gus Van Sant Delivers A Tense, Class-Conscious Thriller
In 1977, a desperate and volatile man walked into a loan office and tied a shotgun to a man’s neck. This is how Dead Man Wire, the new film from Gus Van Sant, kicks off in its opening moments. This thriller adapts the true story of Tony Kiritsis, who after being scammed out of a…
Broadway in Louisville Kicks Off 2026 With a Bang – Check Out Our Previews
Broadway in Louisville kicks off 2026 with a trio of unforgettable productions that bring classic stories, iconic music, and global spectacle to Whitney Hall. From Jazz Age glamour of The Great Gatsby to Disney magic with Beauty and The Beast and pulse-pounding Irish dance with Riverdance, these shows promise a winter of must-see theater. The Great Gatsby – February 10-15 –Whitney Hall,…
Kentucky communities should be planning for data centers, Louisville audience hears
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. LOUISVILLE — Large, “hyperscale” data centers are expanding rapidly in the United States and…
28th Annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival Returns Feb. 7–22, 2026
The Trager Family Jewish Community Center will present the 28th annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival from Saturday, Feb. 7 through Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026, offering a hybrid slate of in-person and virtual screenings. Nine live films and six virtual selections (five features and one short) will be screened at the Trager Family JCC, Speed Museum…
Opinion: What Families In Kentucky Should Know About Their School Options
Every child in Kentucky and across America deserves the opportunity to learn, thrive, and succeed—and education plays a central role in shaping that opportunity. That’s why one in five parents last year enrolled at least one of their children in a new K–12 school. In fact, the process of moms and dads actively choosing how…
Boeing Knew Of Engine-Mount Flaws Years Before Fatal UPS Plane Crash In Louisville, NTSB Says
According to a new report published on Wednesday by the National Transportation Safety Board, a crucial engine-mount component that failed on a UPS cargo plane during a fatal crash in Louisville last year had a known history of fractures dating back more than ten years. The NTSB said Boeing documented at least four prior failures…
Shake Shack Set To Open First Louisville Location
Shake Shack is officially coming to Louisville, with plans underway for a new location inside Oxmoor Center. The east Louisville mall will host a Shake Shack sometime in 2026, according to the New York-based restaurant chain. There won’t be a drive-thru, but the Oxmoor Center restaurant will have entrances from both inside and outside the…
Ratboys Return Home For Louisville Show At Zanzabar Friday This March
Chicago indie-rock favorites Ratboys bring their spring tour to Zanzabar on Friday, March 13, supporting their forthcoming album Singin’ To An Empty Chair, out February 6 via New West Records. The Zanzabar stop is a sort of hometown return for lead singer and guitarist Julia Steiner, who was born and raised in Louisville. Ratboys have…
Time Slip Theatre Brings Alanis Morissette’s ‘Jagged Little Pill’ To Louisville For First Local Production
Time Slip Theatre will present the first local production of Jagged Little Pill The Musical, bringing Alanis Morissette’s landmark 1995 album to the Louisville stage later this month. The Tony Award–winning musical runs January 30 through February 8 at Actors Theatre of Louisville, 316 W. Main St., in a community partnership with Actors Theatre of…
Louisville Orchestra Announces Free Spring Community Concerts
The Louisville Orchestra has announced an expanded slate of free spring community concerts designed to broaden access to live orchestral music across Louisville, with family-focused and neighborhood-based performances scheduled for late March. The spring lineup includes OrKIDStra: The Science of Sound on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at Whitney Hall, and Music Without Borders: Voices, Rhythm,…
New Data Shows Nearly 11 Million Free Meals Served To Kentucky Kids During Summer 2025
Newly released data from No Kid Hungry Kentucky, the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) and Feeding Kentucky shows a historic expansion of summer meal access for children across the Commonwealth in 2025. For the first time, free summer meals were available in all 120 Kentucky counties. Between May and August, nearly 11 million meals were…
A Tribute To Nirvana Unplugged Comes To The Whirling Tiger
A passionate tribute band will recreate Nirvana’s Unplugged in New York in its entirety, capturing the intimate atmosphere, haunting arrangements and emotional depth of the legendary 1993 performance. Expect a raw, reverent take that leans into the quiet power and vulnerability that made the original session unforgettable. The evening opens with Eric Bolander and his…
Anti-immigrant KY bill spurs last-minute candidate to keep living the American Dream
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. FRANKFORT — A naturalized citizen from Louisville decided to run for the state House the…
Photos: Louisville Unveils Donovan Mitchell-Designed ‘Spida’ Uniforms
Nearly a decade after he last wore a Louisville jersey, Donovan Mitchell is leaving a new imprint on the Cardinals program — this time as a designer. The University of Louisville revealed new basketball uniforms Thursday created in collaboration with the former Cardinals star and current Cleveland Cavaliers guard. The Donovan Mitchell x Louisville uniforms…
Protesters Gather In Downtown Louisville After Fatal ICE Shooting In Minneapolis
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Louisville Thursday evening for a protest, march and vigil following the fatal shooting of a woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis, an incident that has ignited demonstrations nationwide and sharpened debate over federal immigration enforcement. The shooting death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good on Wednesday…
Opinion: Kentucky Is Reigniting the American Dream for Families
This week I delivered my seventh State of the Commonwealth and last Budget Address. I was proud to report that our state remains strong – but our people, our commonwealth and our country are facing new challenges, and it’s our job to meet this moment. For the first time in my lifetime, a large portion…
Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin tries again to exclude adopted son from divorce case
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. Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin is back in court making another effort to keep…
Football In Our Culture: Chuckles, Fascination, And Chuck Klosterman’s Big Bet On The Game’s Future
Consider a statistic that marvels some and chafes others: In 2023, 93 of the top 100 most-watched American television shows were National Football League games. Upon learning this, and then hearing that the perennially bestselling cultural essayist Chuck Klosterman has a history of playing and loving the game, wouldn’t you expect him to produce a…
See Photos: Mayor Greenberg Announces Next Steps to Rehabilitate Ashanti House In Parkland Neighborhood
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Tuesday the next steps in the effort to rehabilitate the Ashanti House Cultural Development Center, a historic former fire station and community center located in the Parkland neighborhood. Greenberg, accompanied by Metro Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins, said that the project represents the city’s overarching objective of converting abandoned and underutilized facilities…
A Night of Music and Celebration: Louisville Orchestra’s Spring Gala Returns April 16, 2026
The Louisville Orchestra will host its fourth annual Spring Gala on Thursday, April 16, 2026 — an elegant evening that pairs fine dining, community celebration, and an unforgettable performance by one of the world’s most beloved musicians, Itzhak Perlman. This year’s gala honors Jim Welch, a longtime supporter whose leadership, generosity, and vision have helped…
Most Kentucky counties have no nurse trained to examine, treat sexual assault victims
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. This story discusses sexual assault. If you’ve been sexually assaulted, you can call the…
Reports: U.S. Forces Rehearsed Nicolás Maduro Capture Mission At Kentucky Compound
As more details emerge about the dramatic U.S. operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, new reporting is drawing a direct line back to Kentucky. According to The New York Times and Reuters, U.S. special operations forces rehearsed the mission at a full-scale replica of Maduro’s compound built inside the Commonwealth.…
12 Can’t-Miss Events To Go To In Louisville This January 2026
Ring in the new year with some extremely fun activities for you, your friends or your family. Your pick! All events on this list include something for nearly all ages. Pay special attention to ticket prices, as some may change between now and the date of each event. Get out this January and get out…
REDIVIDER Celebrates New Album With Release Show At Mag Bar
On Saturday, January 11, Louisville rock band REDIVIDER will perform live at Mag Bar to commemorate the release of their most recent album. This event will bring a loud, well crafted bill to one of the city’s most dependable venues for experimental and heavy music. REDIVIDER’s violent, boundary-pushing sound is complemented by the support of…
Nouvelle Bar & Bottle Reopens With Champagne Party
Nouvelle Bar & Bottle is officially back. Sacha Geoffroy, a winemaker from the renowned Geoffroy Champagne company in Cumieres, in the Vallée de la Marne, will be a special guest at the Louisville wine bar’s RE-OPENING Champagne Party on January 16. The celebration serves as a direct challenge to Dry January and commemorates Nouvelle’s return…
