On Sunday, May 4, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Prophecy Ink Tattoo Studio and Louisville Roller Derby have partnered up to help benefit Louisville Roller Derby’s 20th anniversary.
Four talented Prophecy Ink artists – Cori, Sarabeth, Phil, and Mecos – will offer exclusive flash tattoos for just $50 and $100 per design. This family-friendly event will have music, good vibes, and even temporary tattoos for the young ones.
Whether you are a longtime fan of roller derby or just looking for a unique way to celebrate Derby Week, this is your chance to support a local nonprofit and take home some fresh ink! 50% of all sales will go directly to benefit Louisville Roller Derby, helping to grow and sustain an inclusive and supportive athletic community in Louisville and Southern Indiana.
Spots are limited, so pre-order your tattoo session and snag an exclusive event T-shirt now: GET INKED FOR A CAUSE
Check out Prophecy Ink and Louisville Roller Derby on social media for more information.
About Louisville Roller Derby:
Founded in 2005, Louisville Roller Derby is the area’s first and only flat track roller derby league. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, LRD brings together athletes from Louisville and Southern Indiana to compete, promote the sport, and provide exciting sports entertainment. In 2009, LRD earned its place as an official member of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), solidifying its role in the global roller derby community.
About Prophecy Ink:
Located in the heart of Louisville, Prophecy Ink is a premier tattoo studio known for its talented artists, exceptional craftsmanship, and welcoming atmosphere. Specializing in a variety of tattoo styles, Prophecy Ink is dedicated to creating unique, high-quality body art in a clean and professional environment. With a passion for creativity and community, the studio proudly collaborates with local organizations and events, making art accessible while giving back to Louisville. Whether you’re looking for bold designs, fine-line details, or custom pieces, Prophecy Ink is where vision meets ink.
Information provided by Faith “Loretta Spynn” Kennedy, Louisville Roller Derby
This article appears in Apr 11-24, 2025.