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The Brecks team was made up mostly by local Louisvillian players. | Photo from Pro Football Hall of Fame, via public domain
Over the weekend, Cincinnati Bengals held their training camp + the Indiapolis Colts kick off theirs today.

Once upon a time, Louisville had its own pro football team. The Brecks played three seasons with the NFL 1921-1923, and won exactly one game.
  • The Brecks played their home games at Eclipse Park until it burned down after a game in 1922. They then moved to Parkway Field.
  • Officially named the Louisville Breckenridge Football Club, the team was originally known as the “Floyds and Brecks,” taking the name from an intersection near where they played.
  • The Brecks’ schedule frequently featured NFL games, plus games against non-league opponents. They only won one NFL game in their three years, a 13-6 victory over the Evansville Crimson Giants in November 1922.
Meet Louisville's "road team"
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Events

Monday, July 21

Dinopalooza at the Louisville Zoo | Monday, July 21-Monday, Sept. 1 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Louisville Zoo | $12 | Marvel at prehistoric wonders as the zoo celebrates dinos throughout the summer months, with lifelike replicas of our late planetary co-inhabitants.

Tuesday, July 22

Paws on the Patio | Tuesday, July 22, Tuesday, July 29 | 4-7 p.m. | Moonsong Bar & Cafe | Free | Bring your pooch for a complimentary pup cup, plus a beer, wine, or mocktail for yourself — a portion of proceeds supports local animal shelters.

“Much Ado About Nothing,” Kentucky Shakespeare Co. | Tuesday, July 22, Friday, July 25 | 8 p.m. | Central Park | Free | Love is in the air in this classic Shakespeare rom-com, performed outdoors with ASL interpretation.

Wednesday, July 23

Silent Disco Kid’s Cruise | 1 p.m. | Belle of Louisville | $14.99 | Move and groove to kid-friendly tunes as you cruise along the Ohio River.

Pride Plates Food Tour: A Taste of Kentucky’s Queer History | Wednesday, July 23-Thursday, Dec. 25 | 6-9 p.m. | The Highlands | $159 | Explore the queer stories of Louisville’s past + present as you eat and drink your way down Bardstown Road.

Iowa Cubs at Louisville Bats | Wednesday, July 23, Friday, July 25, Sunday, July 27 | Louisville Slugger Field | $7+ | The Louisville Bats take on the Iowa Cubs at Louisville Slugger Field for a series of games.

Thursday, July 24

Jazz Thursdays at NuLu | Thursday, July 24, Thursday, July 31 | 7-10 p.m. | Whiskey Thief | Free | Visit Whiskey Thief, NuLu’s newest tasting room for live jazz + classic cocktails at this weekly event.

Friday, July 25

The Big Stomp Music Festival | Friday, July 25-Saturday, July 26 | 4-11 p.m. | Brown-Forman Amphitheater | $59+ | See local + regional bands while taking in health and wellness activities at this mental health-focused music festival.

Battle of the Bands | 8 p.m. | Logan Street Market | $0+ | This inaugural competition will feature a panel of judges ranking local talent, each competing for a cash grand prize.

Saturday, July 26

Try Dragon Boating: Weekly Intro Sessions in Louisville | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | RiverPark Place Marina | $0+ | Try your hand at paddling a boat on the Ohio with a team of other newcomers.
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Finance

From Italy to a Nasdaq reservation

Presented by Pacaso
a man and woman clink champagne glasses on a balcony overlooking an Italian city at sunset
Pacaso plans to expand to Italy. | Photo provided by Pacaso
How do you follow a record-setting year? By getting stronger.

Take Pacaso. Their real estate co-ownership tech set records in Paris and London in 2024. No surprise. Coldwell Banker says 40% of wealthy Americans plan to buy abroad within a year, so Pacaso’s planned Italy expansion is big.

They’ve already made $110 million+ in gross profits to date, including 41% YoY growth last year. (They even reserved the Nasdaq ticker PCSO.) And you can invest for $2.90/share.
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News Notes

Mansion Monday

If you’re looking for a home with character, we found it for you. From the wallpapered staircase to the paneled study complete with fireplace, there’s not much we’d change about this charming 8,625-sqft, 1930s-era home.

Louisvillian

According to this global map, Mohammed Ali is the “most notable” person ever born in Louisville. The boxer and activist — widely acknowledged as “the Greatest” heavyweight boxer of all time — has a notability rank of 61. Compare that to Lexington-born actor George Clooney who has a notability score of 235.

Pets

Listen up, cat lovers. CatVideoFest is coming to the Speed beginning Friday, Aug. 1 with a top-notch compilation of feline shenanigans. But if you think your cat is a star, you can snag them some screen time by submitting a video. Get the details on how to submit.

Sports

Louisville’s alumni-based team, The Ville, is so back. Get all of the details about the team’s return from the local experts of the Louisville Cardinals with Locked On’s daily podcasts.

Drink

According to a sommelier, these are the best wines to get from Trader Joe’s this summer — all of which come at or under $20. Pair a bottle with some cheese from local business Cultured, and you’ve got yourself a perfect summer picnic. (Business Insider)

Film

We’re going back to Hogwarts. Filming is officially underway for HBO’s “Potter” series — a television adaptation of the iconic books and movies. With the expected release still years away, you can pass the time with a movie filmed in Louisville. (USA Today)

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City Guide

Hit the mat, in more ways than one

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The Speed Art Museum offers free monthly movement classes in its atrium. | Photo by Speed Art Museum
Whether you’re a novice on the mat or an experienced yogi, Louisville has plenty of places to practice. Find your zen at 13 yoga studios around Derby City.

Hot-topic

Hot Yoga Louisville, 4414 Shelbyville Rd.
This studio offers six kinds of hot yoga in its solar room, which is heated to 100-105 degrees depending on the practice.

Bend and Zen Hot Yoga, 1301 Herr Ln.
Voted as the LEO Readers’ Choice for “Best Yoga Studio” eight years in a row, Bend and Zen offers four classes multiple times a day, seven days a week.

Community-minded

The Inner Warrior, 600 Distillery Commons
Drop in and pay what you can at this yoga studio located in a former 19th-century bourbon distillery. Inner Warrior is also Derby City’s first studio to offer daily, donation-based classes.

Kentucky Yoga Initiative, Locations vary
This nonprofit provides weekly, donation-based classes at multiple locations throughout the city in an effort to make the practice more accessible to every Louisvillian.
More spots to find your zen

The Buy

Psst. Wondering what everyone bought during this year’s Prime Day? Here are the top most shopped items that The Buy team recommended — and some of them are still on sale:

👀 Slip into a soft pair of high-waisted leggings with NexiEpoch’s light-compression pair.
👀 It’s hard to say no to a two-in-one vacuum and mop roomba from iRobot, especially with features like “Clean While I’m Away.”
👀 Your under-sink storage space gets a lot more functional when you use these pull-out cabinet organizers that can fit around plumbing.
👀 Anker’s magnetic charging station charges devices two times as fast, all while replacing messy cords.
👀 The perfect lipstick doesn’t exi — ope, we nearly forgot about Clinique’s sheer, flattering Almost Lipstick.
More deals still on sale

Games

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The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Let the games begin

The Wrap

Today’s edition by: The LOUtoday team

Did you know that it’s National Junk Food Day? In other words, it’s the perfect excuse to grab a thick, greasy, pepperoni-covered slice from a local pizza spot. See ya at Danny Mac’s.
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