History

We’re gonna to sip bourbon like it’s your birthday.
The Dot Experience aims to be the most accessible museum in the world.
Learn about the unexplained and curious events in Derby City.
Batman wished his cave was here.
We’re gonna party like its 1923.
Visit speakeasies and local ghosts.
The statue lines up perfectly with Louisville’s skyline.
Louisville is home to the first Platinum LEED-certified building in Kentucky.
Dip into the history of “Madame Butterfly”
Buy the ticket, take the ride.
New tours, sales, and lectures are in store.
We’ve got the details on what to expect at the annual fundraiser for Neighborhood House, plus a history of its founding.
The plans include beautifying urban spaces, bringing art to neighborhoods, and supporting Black-owned businesses.
February is for “The Greatest.”
Campaign buttons, drinkware, and medals are just a few of the items in the new President’s Day exhibit.
Check out these historic photos of the Big Four Bridge.
The Peterson Avenue Hill has been traveled across for 120+ years.
Recognizing Louisville’s connections to Martin Luther King Jr. — including the March on Frankfort and A.D. King.
Remember the King of Rock and Roll and learn about his ties to Louisville.
Sick of rotating through conversations about politics, religion, and your relationship status? Introduce these niche topics at your next meal.
There’s even a recipe for Joe’s take on a Hot Brown
It started in 2002 with Muhammad Ali — next year, Jack Harlow will join the crew.
We see it on street signs, schools, and stores — but who was the original Chenoweth?
Allow us to make formal introductions
Unearth the old and new frights at this century-old novelty store.
You’ve driven past it 1,000 times and never knew it was there.
It’s Libra season and this Venus-ruled sign is known for its beauty and popularity.
He’s the fiercest mascot you’ll ever meet + he skydives.
Learn about some of the Bluegrass State’s most iconic feuds in this new temporary exhibit.
Explore restaurants, things to do + more.
It’s come a long way since 1905.
Good news for Louisville.
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