One of the most anticipated fundraising events of the season.
TWILIGHT. IN THE GARDEN.
This fall, Yew Dell will host the 2012 version of what has become one of the most anticipated fundraising parties of the Year.
Don’t miss this second annual event! Last year’s Farm to Table Dinner was a smashing success and sold out quickly. Kathy Cary of Lily’s will turn a harvest of locally-produced meats, cheeses, produce and wines into a fabulous feast. We’ll have on hand the farmers responsible for growing and producing all the ingredients, giving you a chance to meet the farmers and gardeners who produce our food. Come support our local farmers and enjoy an outstanding evening amidst the exquisite gardens of Yew Dell.
$85/$95 members/non-members of Yew Dell or Slow Food Bluegrass
Farm casual dress. Tented event with outdoor cocktail hour. Vegetarian option available. Individual tickets and tables of 8 available.
Hosted with Slow Food Bluegrass and sponsored by Brown-Forman
Questions? Call 502-241-4788 or email info@yewdellgardens.org
Come out to Salvo Collective and join Sarah Lyon for Food for Thought After Dark!
Tickets: $15 members/ $25 non-members
Includes light appetizers and drinks from:
Taste Fine Wines and Spirits
Please and Thank You
Garage on Market
Peace of the Earth will provide a small gift to attendees
Limited ticket availability-
purchase at Salvo (502-614-6381)or by contacting Keith Waits 502.896.2146 x 100
keith@louisvillevisualart.org
Sarah Lyon was born in Louisville. She is known for her large format color landscapes and portraits that depict locales of Louisville, and for her Female Mechanics Calendars that feature women mechanics from around the United States working in their shop environments.
Sarah has exhibited her work since 2002 regionally and in San Francisco, Graz, Austria, and Moscow, Russia. Her photography is included in the collections of the Speed Art Museum, 21C Museum, City College of San Francisco, the Mazer Lesbian and Feminist Archive in West Hollywood, the Tradeswomen's Archive at California State University, and the Photographic Archives of the Ekstrom Library at the University of Louisville. Her work has been published in Esquire, Hutch, Trespass, Sustain, Bejeezus, Truckers News, Urban Moto, BMW Owners News, Curve Magazine, Pitch Magazine, Today's Woman, and Louisville Magazine. Sarah’s artwork was recently on view in a group exhibit at the Speed Art Museum, in a solo exhibition at Salvo Artist Collective, and in a concurrent solo show at Zephyr Gallery.
Univeristy of Louisville Art Forum Michio Kaku interview at the Kentucky Center for Arts!
Michio Kaku is a leader in the field of theoretical physics, cofounder of string field theory, and author of Physics of the Future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100.
In Physics of the Future, Kaku—author of Physics of the Impossible, Beyond Einstein and Hyperspace—gives us a stunning, provocative, and exhilarating vision of the coming century based on interviews with over three hundred of the world’s top scientists who are already inventing the future in their labs.
In all likelihood, by 2100 we will control computers via tiny brain sensors and, like magicians, move objects around with the power of our minds. Meanwhile, cars will drive themselves, using GPS; using molecular medicine, scientists will be able to grow almost every organ of the body and cure genetic diseases; and, advances in nanotechnology may lead to the fabled space elevator, which would propel humans hundreds of miles above the earth’s atmosphere at the push of a button.
Synthesizing a vast amount of information, including key questions about a changing global economy, Physics of the Future is a wondrous ride through the next 100 years of breathtaking scientific revolution.
Check out the ReExploring Art, Expression, & Perception Exhibit and catch a meal at Dining in the Dark!
Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) will hold a Dining In The Dark event on Saturday, February 18, 2012 at The Water Tower, located at 3005 River Road
Cocktails at 7:00 Pm and Dinner at 8:00 Pm
Why Dine in the Dark?
In this era of information overload, visual stimulation has reached an all time pinnacle. But imagine, just for an hour or two that you cannot see, much like the children of VIPS.
This is Dining in the Dark.
With the complete loss of vision and the resulting
heightening of the other four senses, this promises to be an extraordinary culinary adventure. Your sense of smell will radiate and you will become more receptive to the differences in texture, consistency and temperature.
Get ready for your taste buds to work overtime!
Dining in the Dark will include an exclusive art auction this year, with pieces featured in ReVision. This exhibition will take place between January 20th-February 18th at Louisville Visual Art Association, located at The Water Tower.
Celebrate Valentine's weekend dancing the night away at this 1940s USO-style dinner and dance.
This event includes sounds from the 17-piece Don Krekel Orchestra, along with a buffet dinner featuring popular dishes from the 1940s. WWII dress is encouraged.
Four Roses Bourbon and Nanz & Kraft Florists are teaming up for this 5th annual Valentine's shopping and bourbon tasting event.
Come and sip on award-winning bourbon and enjoy hors d' oeuvres, while shopping for Valentine's Day gifts. Nanz & Kraft will be on hand to give customers personal assistance for this event.
It's time again to hang out with Louisville's coolest newbies!
Come join us at our regularly scheduled socials every 2nd Wednesday of the month. This month we will be at The Troll Pub Under the Bridge, a brand new subterranean sports pub located beneath the Whiskey Row Lofts, next to the Clark Bridge (2nd Street Bridge) and KFC Yum! Center (look for the large troll). This newly renovated space “ranks among the most appealing downtown renovations in recent years” according to Metro Mix and features arched limestone doorways, exposed brick walls, an urban courtyard, and a hidden private room (make sure to ask us for secret password). So come join us as we mingle with Louisville’s finest newbies! Plan to meet in the bar area. Look for the signs and people with New2Lou nametags.
What is New2Lou? New2Lou is a social organization designed as a resource for transplants to Louisville, who are looking to meet people, try new places and get involved in Louisville. The second Wednesday of each month, New2Lou hosts a social at a local restaurant or bar, where people mingle and meet other newcomers, as well as meet locals who provide insiders’ information to make the transition to Louisville a smooth one.
What do we do? Socialize, meet new people, ask advice for places to eat, go to the doctor, live, park, etc. Where can I hear free music? Best drink specials on Wednesdays? What about my haircut? Where do I get breakfast at 4 in the morning? Come find out why people are moving to Louisville and why they can leave but almost always come back.
Join the Speed Art Museum for lunch as they enjoy the Impressionists' artwork!
Ever want to know more about Edgar Degas' dancers? Join us for lunch with the Impressionists adult workshops to learn about the artist and to create your own masterpiece in his signature style.
Gourmet box lunch and guided tour of Renoir to Chagall: Paris and the Allure of Color is included with registration fee.
Admission is $30 for members, $40 for non-members. Pre-register by calling 634.2734.
Love chocolate? Skip the box of chocolates this year and bring your loved ones with you to the 2nd Annual Chocopalooza for Valentine's Day!
Just in time for Valentine’s Day and for all of those chocoholics out there, The Comfy Cow is joining Cellar Door Chocolates in hosting the 2nd Annual CHOCOpalooza. The annual event to benefit Make-A-Wish and Boy’s and Girl’s Haven will be held Saturday evening, February 11th between 6 and 10 pm. at the Frankfort Ave. location of The Comfy Cow. There will be 11 different and udderly unique chocolate ice creams for your sampling pleasure as well as a variety of Cellar Door’s amazing Chocolate Truffles, fudge, peanut butter cups, and the like. Interactive ‘Chocolate Stations’ will be positioned throughout the store, such as a chocolate crepe station; a make your own chocolate cotton candy station; dip your own chocolate covered banana station; etc. There will be live music, magic acts, face painting, and door prizes.
The following chocolate ice creams will be available that evening and will remain at each of the 3 Comfy Cow locations through February 19th : National Award winning Signature Chocolate; Malted Chocolate Chip w/ Malted Milk Balls; White Chocolate Macadamia Nut; Chocolate Caramel Pecan; Chocolate Lavender; White Chocolate Brownie Points w/ Kahlua Hot Fudge; Chocolate Raspberry Truffle; Chocolate Peanut Butter; Chocolate Squared²; Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake; and even a Fudgesicle Sorbet. So, hurry on over this weekend and bring your sweetheart along for a sampling of this “over the top” chocolate ice cream smorgasbord and see the newest creations that the ice cream chefs at “The Cow” and the chocolatiers from Cellar Door Chocolates have whipped up for you and help support two wonderful local charities. This event is free to attend and is open to the public.
For more information please contact Tim Koons-McGee @ 439-9650 or Erika Chavez @ 561-2940