Take off your coat and stay awhile

• Omni Louisville
• The Brown Hotel
• The Seelbach
• Tempo Hotel NuLu

When in Rome...

• Angel’s Envy Distillery | 50% off the signature tour
• Slugger Field | 50% off select tickets for March and April games
• Green River Distilling Co. | 25% off tastings
• Lou City and Racing Louisville | BOGO tickets for the home openers

Day at the museum

• Frazier History Museum
• Muhammad Ali Center
• Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
• KMAC Museum

• Louisville Cardinals vs. Duke Blue Devils Men’s Basketball | Tuesday, Jan. 23 | 7 p.m. | KFC YUM! Center, 1 Arena Plz., Louisville | $70-$100 | It’s a rematch of the 1986 national championship game as Louisville looks to send Duke packing with a second-straight upset loss.

• Disney’s “Frozen” | Wednesday, Jan. 24-Sunday, Feb. 4 | Times vary | Kentucky Center for the Arts, 501 W. Main St., Louisville | $58.50-$145.08 | Hear the songs you love from the Oscar-winning film performed on stage in this theatrical adaptation.

• Mike Linnig’s 100th Season Anniversary Opening Day | Thursday, Jan. 25 | 11 a.m.-9 p.m. | Mike Linnig’s Restaurant, 9308 Cane Run Rd., Louisville | Cost of purchase | Celebrate a century of fried fish + fun at this South End staple.
• “This We Believe” Exhibition Opening Reception | Thursday, Jan. 25 | 6-8 p.m. | 21c Museum Hotel, 700 W. Main St., Louisville | Free | Meet the artist behind 21c’s newest exhibition, plus enjoy food + drinks from Proof on Main.

• Kosair Shrine Circus | Friday, Jan. 26-Sunday, Jan. 28 | Times vary | Broadbent Arena, 937 Phillips Ln., Louisville | $10-$35 | Take the kids under the big top to see a three-ring performance.
• Chess Night | Friday, Jan. 26 | 5-9 p.m. | Full Stop, 1132 E. St. Catherine St., Louisville | Free | Enjoy food from Counter Service and play or watch chess — all skill levels welcome.

• Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay | Saturday, Jan. 27 | Times vary | Kentucky Science Center, 727 W. Main St., Louisville | $39-$59 | Listen to a candle-lit orchestral performance of hits like “Clocks,” “Paradise,” and “Yellow.”

• Trail Discovery Hike: Pond Ridge | Sunday, Jan. 28 | 1-4 p.m. | Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, 2075 Clermont Rd., Clermont | $15-$20 | Get a Sunday sweat on this 3.5-mile, three-hour guided hike.

• Palentine’s Day Cocktail Class | Saturday, Feb. 10 | 1-3 p.m. | Angel’s Envy Distillery, 500 E. Main St., Louisville | $65 | Invite your best pals along for a special celebration of friendship and the whiskeys that bind.*

• If you’re in need of a thaw, this week might be just what the doctor ordered. Temperatures are expected to continue to rise this week, reaching near 60° on Thursday, Jan. 25. The rise in temperatures will also come with some rain today through Thursday.

• Beechmont is on a roll — Anko Japanese Kitchen & Sushi has opened in the Louisville StrEatery food hall at 304 W. Woodlawn Ave. Open Tuesdays-Sundays, Anko offers Japanese cuisine like sashimi, donburi, and sushi.

• Winebrenner Property Management, LLC recently acquired a 120,000-sqft space near NuLu. The group behind the Martin on Main apartment building — home to award-winning restaurant Nami — purchased the former Plumbers Supply Co. headquarters at 1000 E. Main St. + don’t yet have plans for development. (Courier Journal)

• Racing Louisville has made a big acquisition, literally. The club has brought in Taylor Flint (formerly Kornieck) in a trade with the San Diego Wave. At 6-foot-1, Flint is one of the tallest players in the NWSL. Fun fact: She’s played for the US Women’s National Team 12 times.

• The lawn outside of the Speed Art Museum looks a lot different after the wishbone installment was moved over the weekend. The piece, by Mark Handforth, was transferred to storage. No word on if it will be split in two for the biggest wish ever.

• Mercy Academy now has a “Spirit Pump,” a gas station pump where two cents of every gallon of gas sold will go toward the school. The pump is located at the Shell station at 6101 Fagenbush Ln. For once, seeing the price at the pump won’t hurt quite so much.

• 85,439. That’s how many people took a cruise on the Belle of Louisville last year. That’s an 11% jump from 2022.

• Boat Safety Course | Get certified to operate a motorboat in this free class from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. Register for a spot on Jan. 26 or 27.
• Paddle Boat Demo | Get in the water and try out a kayak or paddle board, no experience needed.
• Life Jacket Loaner Program | Donate a used life jacket to a program that loans them throughout the year to promote water safety.