• Register for a pass at your local library. Passes must be picked up in person.
• Passes are available through the Louisville Free Public Library or Bullitt County library in Kentucky + the Charlestown-Clark County, Floyd County, Harrison County, or Jeffersonville Township libraries in Indiana.
• A pass is good for free, one-time admission to each participating venue.
• Pass holders under the age of 17 also get one accompanying adult in for free on each visit.
• Keep in mind — special-ticketed experiences, like the carousel at the Louisville Zoo or movies at the Kentucky Science Center, aren’t included.

• Conrad-Caldwell House Museum | Learn what life was like for the residents + staff of one of Louisville’s finest mansions on a self-guided tour with activities for all ages.
• Louisville Zoo | Dinopalooza will continue throughout this year’s Cultural Pass season, so bring the kids for a walk through prehistory. Cultural Pass admission to the zoo is limited to Mondays and Tuesdays and does not include parking.
• Filson Historical Society | Learn about the history of the Ohio Valley with scavenger hunts, stop motion animation, and cyanotypes.
• Kentucky Derby Museum | See special programming for Cultural Pass holders on thoroughbred care on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. Cultural Pass admission to the museum is limited to Tuesdays and Sundays.
• Muhammad Ali Center | Walk through the life of The Greatest and learn about his legacy in Louisville.

• FUNishment Fitness Networking | Tuesday, June 4 | 4:30-7 p.m. | Spectra Press and Promotions, 1808 Cargo Court, Jeffersontown | Free | Get your sweat on while you network + sample food from local businesses.
• A Taste of History with Jerome Bias | Tuesday, June 4 | 9 a.m.-2 p.m. | Locust Grove, 561 Blankenbaker Ln., Louisville | $65 | Learn the lost art of hearth cooking with Locust Grove’s first artist-in-residence.

• Louisville Tree Plan Community Workshop | Wednesday, June 5 | 6-7 p.m. | Southwest Branch Library, 9725 Dixie Highway, Louisville | Free | Learn more about the urban forest master plan and offer your input.

• Voices Trivia Night | Thursday, June 6 | 6:30-9 p.m. | Play, 1101 E. Washington St., Louisville | $15 | Come with a team of up to six to compete in the “Olympics of the Mind” and support this local community choir.

• Beechmont Summer Concert Series | Friday, June 7 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Beechmont Gazebo, Corner of Southern Pkwy. & W Woodlawn Ave., Louisville | Free | Kick off this annual live music event with jazz by the Ron Jones Quartet.

• The Kentucky Humane Society is waiving adoption fees for dogs over a year old through Saturday, June 8. The lowered fees aim to help shelters impacted by last week’s severe weather make more room for pets. Learn how to adopt your new furry friend.

• Waterfront Park is hosting auditions for its 4th of July celebration. Musicians, dancers, comedians, or other performers can audition in person at the Bomhard Theater (501 W. Main St.) Sunday, June 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — or upload a video audition by Sunday, June 16 at 3 p.m.

• And, they’re off! The James Graham Brown Foundation awarded the Kentucky Derby Museum a $1 million grant to remaster the museum’s iconic 360-degree feature film “The Greatest Race.” The remastered version of the film is set to premiere in April 2025 to celebrate the museum’s 40th anniversary.

• Decade (1076 E. Washington St.) has announced its summer guest chef series. James Beard-nominated chef Alison Settle will offer a decidedly Southern a-la-carte menu this Thursday, June 6, featuring soup beans, cornbread, and green bean casserole. Another James Beard nominee, Kathy Cary, will come to Decade on Thursday, July 25.

• Garage Bar in NuLu will feature expanded hours and a new post-dinner menu for the summer season. The new menu, which features waffle fries, a hot dog with kimchi, and a steam burger, will be available 10 p.m.-12 a.m., Thursday-Saturday. Looks like we need to update our late-night food guide. (LEO Weekly)

• A doctor from Louisville will be named the new president of the American Medical Association (AMA) later this month. Head and neck surgeon Dr. Bruce Scott runs a private medical practice in St. Matthews. The AMA is the nation’s largest and most prestigious medical association. (Courier Journal)

• Stop, drop, and roll into training. The Louisville Fire Department will accept online applications for the next class of firefighter recruits starting this Wednesday, June 5. Applicants must be 18 years old and possess a valid drivers license + high school diploma or GED. The paid training program lasts 26 weeks.

• Wisconsin-transfer Chucky Hepburn might become a household name for Cards fans. Get game coverage, analysis, insights, interviews, and more from local experts of the Cards with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
  

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