“All We Imagine as Light” | Saturday, Jan. 4-Sunday, Jan. 5 | Times vary | Speed Art Museum | $8+ | Explore the lives of Mumbai’s working-class on the big screen in this Cannes Film Festival Grand Prize winning movie by director Payal Kapadia.
Comedy Contest Finals | 9:30-11 p.m. | The Caravan Comedy Club | $20 | Hear comics from around the region compete for cash prizes — the audience helps determine the final champion.
Sunday, Jan. 5
“Finally, Everything’s Coming Together” | 7:30-8:30 p.m. | The Henry Clay Theater | $20 | See a heartfelt cabaret-style performance by Clark Worden and Gayle King exploring the universal stages of life.
Paristown’s 6th Annual Fête de Noël |12-9 p.m. | Paristown | Free+ | It’s your last chance to enjoy the holiday village, including ice skating + seasonal food and beverages.
Tuesday, Jan. 7
NobleTrivia Kick-off | 7-9 p.m. | Ten20 Highlands | Free | Kick off a new year in trivia with a music round, a puzzle round, and plenty of obscure knowledge.
Friday, Jan. 10
Jurassic Quest | Friday, Jan. 10-Sunday, Jan. 12 | Times vary | Kentucky Expo Center | $22+ | See dinosaurs come to life as giant-sized puppets, animatronics, and interactive exhibits.
If Kentucky was a sandwich, what would it be? If you said the hot brown, you agree with Chowhound’s list of “The Most Iconic Sandwich in Each State.”Was there ever any doubt?
Tech
Instagram now lets you schedule direct messages. If we could, we’d schedule a DM to you, asking to give us a follow on the ‘gram. Where else are you going to see the news that Louisville is the No. 11 best city in the nation?
Trivia
Calling all historians, APUSH students, and know-it-alls. Have you put your knowledge of US trivia to the test by taking our dang-near-impossible quiz? Go ahead and try to get a perfect score, we dare you.
Holiday
January is both National Hot Tea Month and National Soup Month. Makes sense — winter is a great time for warm liquid. Might we recommend these local spots to enjoy tea?
City Guide
City Guide
It’s Capricon season in LOU
What better place to relax after a hardworking day as a Capricorn than on Whiskey Row? | Photo by @u2photography
The Sagittarians have had their time — as December ends and the new year begins, it’s Capricorn season here in Louisville. Let’s take a look at how our neighborhoods align with the zodiac signs.
Capricorn: Downtown | Dec. 22- Jan. 19
With how hardworking you are, you’ll be pleased to hear there are plenty of spots in Downtown Louisville to network and work remotely. After work, you can stop at the Palace Theatre for a concert or the KFC Yum! Center for a ballgame — and on your way you can always count on a friendly face to say hello or lend a helping hand.
Aquarius: The Highlands | Jan. 20- Feb. 18
The unique businesses of the Highlands embody the eclectic nature of an Aquarius. From its various bars, to its boutique hotels, there’s something for nearly everyone in this vibrant neighborhood — and it’s always changing.
It’s good to be back from the holiday break, LOU. Last year was packed full of events, new business openings, and of course ongoing developments in Derby City. My email inbox is always open, feel free to let me know which developments you’re most excited about — I’d love to write you a followup story.
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