Hayride in the Park: Iroquois Park 2024 | 2-5 p.m. | Iroquois Park | Free | Jump on the wagon and take a tour through park enveloped by the autumn leaves + enjoy lawn games, kids activities, and food trucks.
Monday, Nov. 4
Songs of Sorrow and Love | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Oxmoor Farm | $10+ | Hear NouLou Chamber Players perform “Liebslieder Waltzes” by Brahms and “Liebesleid-Lieder” by John Greer followed by a Macaron-Bar Louisville reception.
Tuesday, Nov. 5
The Parklands Walking Club | 8:30-11 a.m. | Brown-Forman Silo Center, Turkey Run Park | Free | Rain or shine, take a 5-mile leisurely walk on The Paw Paw and Chinkapin Trail with a park ranger.
Wednesday, Nov. 6
Retro Wednesday | 6:15 p.m. | Sauerbeck Family Drive In, La Grange | $10 | See a screening of “Krampus” followed by “Viloent Night.”
Thursday, Nov. 7
Louisville Pizza Week Kick Off Party 2024 | 5:30-7 p.m. | Noble Funk Brewing Company | Free | Get in early on this foodie week featuring $10 pizzas across Louisville.
“You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” | Thursday, Nov. 7-Sunday, Nov. 17 | Times vary | CenterStage at the Trager Family JCC | $28+ | See the “Peanuts” cartoons come to life during this performance of the 1967 musical where the gang explores life’s greatest question as the play baseball.
Friday, Nov. 8
NuLu Jingle Fest | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | NuLu | Free | Kick off the holiday season with festive activities, local business sales + live music from School of Rock, Pride of Kentucky Choir, and Small Batch Brass Band.
Sunday, Nov. 10
Louisville’s Gilded Age with Daniel Gifford | 2-3:30 p.m. | Main Library | Free | Learn about Gifford’s new book that explores key historical moments like Enid Yandell’s Daniel Boone statue, the Southern Exposition, the tornado of 1890, and more.
TARC has discontinued three bus routes, among other service changes, effective Jan. 26, 2025. The No. 22 22nd Street route, No. 52 Medical Center Circulator, and No. 63 Crums Lane route will all be discontinued. Additionally, 12 other routes will see changes.
Art
I want to ride my bicycle. The Belvedere has newly installed, temporary, interactive public art. Four stationary bikes have been positioned at the Belvedere entrance — at 5th + Main Streets — and they emit light when pedaled. Take a spin, through mid-December. Pro tip: Stop by after dark for maximum brightness.
Development
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, representatives from the Reimagine 9th Street project will present two corridor designs, including roadway and public realm options that are being considered. Offer your feedback at the public meeting at Central High School from 4 to 7 p.m.
Wellness
Posture check — this is your weekly reminder to straighten your back. If that felt good, imagine how nice a stretch at a local yoga studio would feel. Find your flow at these Derby City yoga studios.
Travel
Want to make sure your next vacation takes off without a hitch? Check out our guide to the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport for a full food rundown and to know just how early you should arrive to get through security. Bon voyage.
Number
$2.79. That’s how much a gallon of gas costs in Kentucky right now. Read more about the cost of living in Louisville, including the median household income, and average cost of healthcare and groceries.
Sports
The Cards have the chance to shock the college football nation tonight, when they travel to South Carolina to face No. 11 Clemson at 7:30 p.m. Get game coverage, analysis, insights, interviews and more from local experts of the Louisville Cardinals with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
Beauty
Looking for a way to enhance your natural radiance + beauty, Louisville? You’re in luck. Golden Aesthetic Atelier is now offering a golden lineup of personalized treatments (think: everything from rejuvenating facials to tasteful injections). Book an appointment, and indulge in their top-notch services.*
City Guide
City Guide
The most unique places to stay in Louisville
The Gaffney House is a hodgepodge of architectural styles.
We all need a staycation or a trip to a different city from time to time. Whether you’re a Louisvillian feeling a little cooped up or a visitor looking for a special Derby City experience, picking the perfect home away from home is crucial.
We went looking for unique lodgings around town that showcase that Louisville spirit. So choose your ideal digs, pack your bags, and get ready for a memorable getaway.
Artist’s Cottage | Irish Hill
Check into this quaint two-bedroom home outfitted with art-making supplies, musical instruments, books, games, movies, and more. Perched on a cliff overlooking downtown, this stay offers privacy with convenient access to the city.
Gaffney House | Glenview
This restored riverside abode was designed + built by famous Louisville architect James J. Gaffney in the early 19th century and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A tiny label maker that’s a bestseller and on deal for a limited time. Organize pantry items, office supplies, cables, and anything you can stick a label on (stay still, kids).
