Join us for 2 days of fun & music in a beautiful river setting.

André Prokovsky’s lush interpretation of the great American novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, set to a score including music by Duke Ellington and George Gershwin.

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: “Goin’ courting” has never been as much fun as in this rip-roaring stage version of the popular MGM movie. Millie is a young bride living in the 1850s Oregon wilderness whose plan to civilize and marry off her six rowdy brothers-in-law backfires when the brothers, in their enthusiasm, kidnap six women from a neighboring town to be their brides. Bursting with the rambunctious energy Seven Brides For Seven Brothers is all boisterous fun. Directed by Gary Tipton For CLT reservations call: 812-283-6522 Show dates: September 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 2008

Return to the Jazz Era with Daisy and Gatsby in André Prokovsky’s lush interpretation of the great American novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Set to a score that includes music by Duke Ellington and George Gershwin, and with incredible scenic and costume designs evoking the Roaring Twenties, “The Great Gatsby” will transport you to the bygone days of the Vanderbilts, the Rockefellers, and Prohibition.

Come enjoy great entertainment in a fun food and drink atmosphere. Featuring local acts: Walrus Gumboot, Pliney & The Elders, Talia Girton, Roger Conley and More! Tickets a low, low $5

A group of Louisville's top chefs, including Laurent Geroli from The Brown Hotel, are coming together to prepare gourmet BBQ to benefit the Home of the Innocents.

The Otter Creek Challenge is returning to Otter Creek Park on Saturday, September 20, 2008. It's an 8-hour adventure race that has you mountain biking, trekking, paddling, rappelling, navigating, scratching, and clawing your way across the finish line in an effort to claim the coveted "Golden Otter" trophy! Find out more by visiting us online at www.ottercreekchallenge.com HURRY - REGISTRATION CLOSES SEPTEMBER 13, 2008!!

Park Explorations Olmsted Parks Conservancy invites you to come to the park and enjoy a beautiful and educational FREE walk in one of our historic parks. Space is limited so register early with Sarah Wolff at sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org or 432-2677. Explore the Field When: Saturday, September 6 8:00am-10:00am Where: Iroquois Park—Meet at Jacob’s Shelter (near playground and Summit Field) What: Exploration of Summit Field. Easy hike.

A celebratory walk to MOVE a nation to end Alzheimer's disease. All proceeds go to support research efforts as well as support over 74,000 area residents affected by Alzheimer's disease.

Park Champion volunteers help restore, enhance and preserve the Olmsted parks. Make new friends, get some exercise, and have fun while making parks a more attractive part of the community. Register with Sarah Wolff at 456.8125 or sarah.wolff@olmstedparks.org. To check on weather-related cancellations call 432-2677. September 6 9am-Noon Cherokee Park at Chauffeur’s Rest on Barret Hill Rd between Cherokee and Sulgrave Roads

We invite all who are committed to learning this process to participate, regardless of the nature of issues or recovery needs. Whether you are dealing with addictions, dysfunctional systems or just want to do some inner reflecting, you are welcome to participate. The program requires a commitment to attend 9:00am to 5:00pm on Sept. 6, and 2 hours on Thursday nights (7:00-9:00) beginning Sept. 11 for approximately 8 weeks. Registration REQUIRED: Please register for the program by sending an email with name, email and phone number, or by calling the Rainbow Center.

Free demonstration class for Heartland Music Together, a music program for children ages 0-5 together with a parent or caregiver . We’ll sing, play movement games, and explore child-friendly musical instruments together. No music experience necessary! This free class will last approximately 45 minutes. Date, time, and location: Saturday, Sept 6, 9:30 am St Andrews Episcopal Church 2233 Woodbourne Ave Louisville, KY 40205 (Highlands neighborhood) Note: spaces are limited! Please call or email to confirm your spot. For more information, contact: Miriam Klein, Director

The 3rd Annual Bluegrass Festival will feature a full day of Bluegrass music, great buffalo barbecue and special slow cooked food- along with demonstrations, vendors and events.

Come watch glass artist, Christopher Lydon create amazingly large and imaginative sculptures and vessels in this glass exhibition; squids, turtles, and bio-shaped vessels to name a few. Impressive cold and hot-working techniques used in both Venetian and contemporary American glass are employed by the artist resulting in a style that is unique and original to Lydon. Demonstration is in conjunction with a showing of Christopher Lydon's work in the VONFIRE Gallery at Glassworks.

David Mamet’s scalding play that took Broadway and London by storm and won the Pulitzer Prize. Real estate salesmen face a fiercely competitive battle in this gritty, contemporary masterpiece starring Louisville native and stage and screen actor William Mapother of Lost.

Enjoy food prepared by 4-star chefs, listen to music, play games, go on a hayride and have some good old-fashioned family merriment.

Come enjoy food prepared by 4-star chefs, listen to music, play games, go on a hayride and have some good old-fashioned family merriment.

Are you ready to Smell the Skate? Put on your spandex and tease up that rock mullet, Louisville! Your Derby City Rollergirls are ready to crank it up to 11, with their tribute to Spinal Tap! Is this sports or entertainment? Can't it be both? Having filled an aggressive 2008 sports schedule with WFTDA teams, your hometown roller derby queens have applied to join the Women's Flat Track Derby Association, themselves. Hosting Nashville Rollergirls will be no laughing matter--those girls are tough, and your DCRG has spent weeks preparing, already.

Critics and peers agree, Brian Regan has distinguished himself as one of the premier comedians in the country. The perfect balance of sophisticated writing and physicality, Brian fills theaters nationwide with fervent fans that span generations.

Come root on the home team as they battle it out with the girls from music city.

Sight & Sound presents… "Homegrown" September 5 & 6 7:30pm Tickets a low, low $7 An evening of local Drama, Music and Fun! Featuring: Walrus Gumboot, Pliney & The Elders, Roger Conley, Skylight Station(on 9/6/only), Talia Girton and much, much more!!! Special preview of "MISERY" by: Stephen King THE RUDYARD KIPLING 422 W. Oak ST. Louisville, Ky. 502-636-1311 www.therudyardkipling.com Tickets available in advance or at the door. Come enjoy great entertainment in a fun food & drink atmosphere! Don't forget our all music late show on Sept. 5th 10:00pm

David Mamet’s scalding play that took Broadway and London by storm and won the Pulitzer Prize. Real estate salesmen face a fiercely competitive battle in this gritty, contemporary masterpiece starring Louisville native and stage and screen actor William Mapother of Lost.

Saturday, September 6th The Incredible Heat Machine (progressive/psychedelic rock from Murfreesboro, TN) Live at Hideaway Saloon 1607 Bardstown Rd. Louisville, KY 18+, 10 PM

The Budweiser Live At The Park Concert series concludes on Saturday, Sept. 6 with Josh Gracin. The amphitheatre at My Old Kentucky Home in Bardstown is a perfect place to see your favorite artists live in concert. As an Active-Duty U.S. Marine, Josh Gracin began his career in country music. The Television Show AMERICAN IDOL rocketed this young talent into the music scene and he continues to crank out hit songs. His latest Top 10 Single is “We Weren’t Crazy.” Josh has had Five Top 20 Hits including three Top 5:

September Artist of the Month

You can expect to see amazingly large and imaginative sculptures and vessels in this glass exhibition; squids, turtles, and bio-shaped vessels to name a few. Impressive cold and hot-working techniques used in both Venetian and contemporary American glass are employed by the artist resulting in a style that is unique and original to Lydon. Glassworks Gallery has been exhibiting works created by Philadelphia artist, Christopher Lydon for the past 3? years and is proud to present his newest body of work. About the Artist:

Sept. 4-21, 2008 THE FULL MONTY Seeing how much their wives enjoy watching male strippers during their Girls Night Out,unemployed steelworkers in Buffalo, New York come up with a bold way to make some quick cash. In the process, they find renewed self-esteem, the importance of friendship and the ability to have fun. * This production is rated R for language and nudity. SHOW TIMES Thursday, Sept. 4 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7 2 & 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14 2 & 7 p.m.

Come see what we have it is a fun place to be. We have classes starting at $25. to $50. We have different beads also have jewelers supplys also have a Jewerly to repair on premiss to do one of a kind designs reasonable. Also have artist necklaces and rings and we do repair jewerly. So please come and see us.We are open on the Trolly Hop the last Friend of the month.