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Ring in the holidays with this beloved tradition

“The Brown-Forman Nutcracker” returns to the stage next week.

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With world-class choreography, sets, and costumes crafted for Kentucky, Louisville Ballet’s “The Brown-Forman Nutcracker” is a must-see performance this holiday season.

Photos courtesy of Kateryna Sellers and Sam English

You’re invited to join Marie and her valiant Nutcracker prince on a magical journey to the land of the Sugar Plum Fairy.

Filled with lacy snowflakes and delectable sweets, Louisville Ballet’s performance of “The Brown-Forman Nutcracker” brings all the holiday magic.

With a classic musical score by Tchaikovsky and stunning, world-class choreography by Val Caniparoli, this holiday favorite is sure to charm ballet enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

See it for yourself with performances happening Friday, Dec. 13 through Tuesday, Dec. 24 at Whitney Hall, The Kentucky Center. Catch special inclusive performances on Sunday, Dec. 15 (Sensory Friendly) + Monday, Dec. 23 (No Shush) — and don’t miss out on the Christmas Eve matinee performance.

Tickets start as low as $35. Pro tip: Save when you purchase the Story Duo package that includes both “The Brown-Forman Nutcracker” and “Cinderella.”

Reserve your seat.

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