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The Cajun Comfort Bourbon Dinner featuring Heaven’s Door Whiskey is coming to Lou Lou on Market on Jan. 27 + 29.
Out with the whiskey, in with the beer at the former Number 15 space.
From lifting weights, indoor rock climbing, personal training, dance fitness, boxing classes, and martial arts programs — we’ve rounded up 29 gyms and fitness offerings around Louisville.
We asked and you answered — here’s what Louisvillians want to see and do in the new year.
It’s gonna be a banner year for these local athletes, musicians, and leaders.
“Dead Man’s Wire” comes from Louisville-born director Gus Van Sant.
Learn why Louisville is sometimes called “The City of Beautiful Churches.”
The best picture of 2024, as decided by LOUtoday readers.
If you’re snowed in, here’s what to do.
Plenty of Louisville business and restaurants, plus the city itself, landed in high spots on best of lists in 2024.
The new “land” will open in May 2025.
Prepare for winter weather in Derby City with these seasonal temperature and precipitation outlooks.
With “A Complete Unknown” hitting theaters, we thought we’d round up Dylan’s connections to Derby City.
Kentucky College of Art & Design was awarded institutional accreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Submit your art by January 15 for consideration.
These city gifts are way better than a Jelly of the Month Club membership.
We’ve had our fair share of the white stuff over the years.
The Columbia Building was an iconic Louisville feature for ~75 years.
The restaurant comes from the acclaimed restaurateurs behind a Michelin star spot in Chicago.
A new initiative aims to renovate downtown Louisville buildings into residential, hospitality, and mixed-uses spaces.
A park is breaking out of the site of a decommissioned city jail.
How many books do you think LFPL lent out this year?
The NuLu Mediterranean spot was awarded the title based on user reviews + Yelp trends.
Kevin McCallister, meet Kensington Place
The artwork will be seen on a bus route near you
Keep your plumbing safe and sound this winter.
Louisville’s baseball stadium could soon have some new neighbors — a hotel, offices, and retail.
Louisville is made up of so many wonderful small businesses, here are a few our readers love in honor of Small Business Saturday.
The White Oak Ridge Loop is a 2-mile addition to the Red Trail.