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• Blueberry Lavender Lemon Drop
• Cacao Espresso Martini
• Tart Cherry Old Fashioned
• Turmeric Ginger Mule
• Cucumber Aloe Margarita

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• Louisville Burger Week | Monday, July 17-Sunday, July 23 | Multiple times, Multiple locations, Louisville | Free | Take a bite out of $7 burger deals at 46 area restaurants.

• Art in the Park | Tuesday, July 18 | 6-10 p.m. | Central Park, 1340 S. 4th St., Louisville | Free | This family-friendly event starts with a balloon + caricature artist before a performance of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Kentucky Shakespeare.

• Bourbon & Barks | Wednesday, July 19 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. | CASK Southern Kitchen & Bar, 9980 Linn Station Rd., Louisville | Free | Celebrate this East End restaurant’s third anniversary with Maker’s Mark cocktails, live music, puppies, raffles, and more.
• Australian Wine & Cheese Pairing Night | Wednesday, July 19 | 6 p.m. | Harvey’s, 2011 Frankfort Ave., Louisville | $60 | Try six wines and cheeses inspired by the land down under.

• Saint Agnes Carnival 2023 | Thursday, July 20-Friday, July 21 | Times vary | Saint Agnes Catholic Community, 1920 Newburg Rd., Louisville | Free | Carnival rides, beer, a BBQ dinner, gambling, and live music are part of this annual event.
• Somebody in Malibu | Thursday, July 20 | 6-8 p.m. | The Overlook at St. Thomas Apartments, 6800 Steeprun Rd., Louisville | $10-$15 | Dress up as your favorite Barbie character for a night of networking and drinks by the pool + the first 50 guests get a swag bag.

• A new upscale cocktail bar will open later this month in Butchertown — and it wants to have the largest Scotch collection in Derby City. Tartan House, located at 1027 E. Main St., will have a New Orleans-meets-Scotland-vibe + indoor and outdoor seating. (WHAS11)

• Schnitzelburg will soon be home to a new breakfast restaurant later this month. Breakfast AF will be located at 1008 Goss Ave. and specialize in omelets. The restaurant isn’t just for morning people either. It plans to be open seven days a week, morning and night. (Louisville Business First)

• If you have thoughts on the future of short-term rentals — like Airbnb + VRBO — today is the day to let them be heard. Metro’s Planning Commission is hosting a public hearing at 5:30 p.m. for its recommended regulation updates. Louisvillians can attend in-person at the Old Jail Building or virtually.

• $800,000. That’s how much Heaven Hill Brands is investing in the California neighborhood where it operates its Bernheim Distillery. Dubbed the “Spirited Neighborhood Initiative,” the investment will go toward partnering with five nonprofits, a grant program, sewer system improvements, and planting new trees.

• The 2023 Flyover Film Festival is landing at the Speed Cinema Thursday, July 27-Sunday, July 30. Curated by the Louisville Film Society, the four-day screening event will include narrative and documentary features, director Q+As, and several parties. Tickets to all showings are $12. See the lineup.

• 6. That’s how many Racing Louisville FC players are headed down under for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, set to play out Friday, July 20-Sunday, Aug. 20 in Australia + New Zealand. See what players are representing Derby City on a global stage and when you can catch them in action on the field.*

• Catching a flight this summer? Consider adding extra time to navigate the airport during the busy summer travel season. Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) suggests arriving two hours before your flight’s departure to allow plenty of time to park, check in, and go through the security.*

• Refinance rates are skyrocketing. But home equity rates remain relatively low — which means that now is a great time to borrow against your home. Calculate your payment.*

• On our wish list: the NETVUE Smart Bird Feeder. It identifies bird species + captures live, high-quality footage you can save or share from your phone.*