Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale is an annual fall event. | Gif by 6AM City
It’s time for Amazon’s highly anticipated October sale — just in time for festive season.
Prime Big Deal Days is live today and tomorrow, with discounts on big-ticket items and everyday essentials alike. Here’s what we’re shopping to get ready for cozy fall evenings and festive gatherings.
For a gathering-ready home
Shark Wet Dry Vacuum Mop, $299.99 $199.99 | This all-in-one cordless vacuum can clean up dirt + debris, spills, and everything in between.
Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights, $299.99 $239.99 | Be the coolest house in the neighborhood with year-round outdoor lights that have 75 display options.
DeWALT Cordless Drill Kit, $179 $99 | An equipment upgrade = more DIY projects done before the holidays.
“Sesame Street Live!” | Wednesday, Oct. 9 | 6 p.m. | Louisville Palace | $29.50+ | See your kiddo’s favorite characters come to life at this traveling show.
Jack O’ Lantern Spectacular | Wednesday, Oct. 9-Saturday, Nov. 2 | 6:30 p.m. | Iroquois Amphitheater | $20 | See a host of beautifully carved pumpkins on a one-hour walking tour.
Thursday, Oct. 10
“River Cowboys” | Thursday, Oct. 10 | 6-9:30 p.m. | Gravely Brewing Co. | $20 | See a new documentary about the “river cowboy tire wranglers” working to keep Kentucky’s Red River free of illegally dumped tires and trash — tickets are going fast.
Friday, Oct. 11
Smells Like Nirvana | Friday, Oct. 11 | 8:30 p.m. | Mercury Ballroom | $15+ | “Come as You Are” to this tribute to Kurt Cobain + his band.
Saturday, Oct. 12
TreeWeek 2024 | Saturday, Oct. 12-Sunday, Oct. 20 | Times vary | Louisville | Free | Celebrate the role trees play in LOU with plant sales, workshops, and classes all over the city.
Artoberfest | Saturday, Oct. 12-Sunday, Oct. 13 | Times vary | John Black Community Center, La Grange | Free | See fine art from local artists + enjoy food trucks and adult beverages at this annual show, returning for the first time in three years.
For every Halloween costume rented from The Nitty Gritty in October, the Jack Harlow Foundation is donating $50 to the Fairness Campaign. Browse the Highland store’s collection, broken up by decades, holiday themes, and historical periods.
Environment
LG&E’s Cane Run power plant is part of an experimental carbon capture program currently in the engineering and design phase. The $100 million project is a collaboration between UK, Kentucky State University + national organizations, and will include an advisory board with representatives from the community. (Courier Journal)
Seasonal
The Louisville Slugger Museum is hosting Home Run Halloween on Sunday, Oct. 20, 3-6 p.m. Kids will receive a mini-baseball bat as they trick-or-treat in the museum. Bonus: Stay tuned to our social media for a look at the world’s largest vampire stake, coming to the museum this week.
Watch
The final Downtown Drive-In of the season is coming up this Friday, Oct. 11. Bring the kids to see the Pixar classic “Coco” on the big inflatable screen. Park in the Tan or Turquoise lots for the free show, and bring your blankets or lawn chairs.
Number
$17,000. That’s how much the most expensive horse went for at the Gallopalooza auction last Friday. Disco Horse was the belle of the ball, fetching the highest price of all 31 horses up for bids.
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As the weather begins to change, it’s the perfect time to snap some autumnal shots to submit to our 2024 Picture of the Year contest. Submit up to five photos taken during this year for a chance to be featured in an end-of-the-year newsletter.
Sports
After back-to-back losses, the Cardinals find themselves at a critical juncture. Get game coverage, analysis, insights, interviews and more from local experts of the Louisville Cardinals with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
Arts
Dance your way to Louisville Ballet’s triple feature ballet, “Triple Take,” set to take the stage at The Brown Theatre Nov. 1-3. Hits of Louisville’s own Jack Harlow and symphonies of Stravinsky + Schumann collide with electrifying new choreography in this mixed-repertory performance. Snag tickets to this one-of-a-kind performance.*
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Finance
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Food
Mark you calendars
A unique Thai food pop-up coming to MeeshMeesh + Rabbit Hole
Takoi’s crispy spare ribs are a menu staple dating back to its food truck days. | Photo courtesy of TAKOI
Takoi opened as a food truck in 2014, and now operates as a farm-to-table Thai restaurant in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood serving dishes like Panang curry with grilled pineapple or charred broccoli with pickled chilis.
“I’ve always had a deep love for Louisville,” Chef Brad Greenhill, Takoi’s founder, said. “We’re very excited to bring our vision for modern Thai cuisine alongside the team at MeeshMeesh and Rabbit Hole Distillery for this collaboration.”
The pop-up dinner will take place on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m. inside Rabbit Hole Distillery. A $212 ticket gets you:
A prix-fixe dinner with offerings from Takoi + MeeshMeesh’s chef and founder Noam Blitzer
Beverage pairings from Rabbit Hole’s bourbon collection.
Choose your must-have Halloween item, both on sale for Prime Big Deal Days: these party-ready pumpkin + ghost lidded glass cups (now 20% off), or this no-effort skeleton onesie costume (now 38% off).
I’m no stranger to fall activities — I know my way around a corn maze and I love a good hay ride. But this one is new to me.
The Jeffersontown Public Works Department + Parks and Recreation Department have assembled the first-ever Jeffersontown Pumpkin House, and it’s exactly what it sounds like.
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