Indie folk rocker Jessica Lee Mayfield plays at 6 PM. As always, ear X-tacy in-store shows are free and open to music fans of all ages, with no purchase required.

Help us welcome this special group of music lovers to the stage of the Clifton Center for a weekend of lively music and dance. For more info visit www.cliftoncenter.org.

Open Bottle Night - Europe vs the US - wines to celebrate Ryder Cup Week. The cost is $5.

Come join the fun of great eats, hot music & the most fun you will have during the Ryder Cup. TA2 Latin Sound will be featured from 7PM - 10PM with their infectious funky Latin rhythms that everyone will be itching to dance too.

Carmichael’s welcomes artist and graphic designer Danica Novogorodoff for a reading and discussion of her new graphic novel, Slow Storm. Novogorodoff grew up in Louisville and is currently working in New York as a designer at the publishing company First Second Books. Her work was nominated for an Eisner Award for Best Single Issue Comic.

Wick's Dixie HWY: Stone Hollow Band (bluegrass band) 7p.m.-10p.m.

Wick's Goose Creek: Ladie's Night w/ DJ Dave 10p.m.-1:30a.m.

Wick's Middletown: Open Mic Night w/ Joe Hanna 8p.m.-12a.m.

Rich with atmosphere and the feel of southern rural life, the play blends humor and poignancy as it probes into the circumstances and stories of various cult members in a Penecostal snake-handling church.

43 PLAYS FOR 43 PRESIDENTS by Andrew Bayiates, Sean Benjamin, Genevra Gallo, Chloë Johnston and Karen Weinberg directed by Sean Daniels From the acclaimed Neo-Futurists, creators of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, comes an irreverent, hilarious and updated jaunt through the lives of the 43 Commanders-in-Chief. From the first George to the latest, we are giving each President two minutes in the spotlight—and you, our friends in the audience, get to choose #44 each night. No need to thank us. We take our history seriously, too!

Live Music. Tickets available at the Kentucky Center Box Office.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, this Grammy-nominated folk ensemble keeps the traditional Mexican music genre son alive, while exploring other influences and cultures. From regional styles like huapango, gustos, chilenas and son jarocho, to cross-cultural collaborations with rock, Celtic, jazz and country, Sones de México Ensemble brings the great heritage of Latin music to the world.

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.

Thursday . Sept. 18, 2008 . 8 pm Concert Admission: $12 ADV/$15 Day of Show www.phoenixhill.com or www.ericsardinas.com

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This event is designed to be a citywide forum in which community members, corner storeowners, farmers, and elected officials can dialogue about the food issues affecting our communities here in Metro Louisville. These forums will happen in conjunction with Stone Soup Community Kitchen- where the community gathers to cook together and eat together.

Come work one-on-one with the Glassworks' Glassblowing Artisis and blow your own Golf Ball on the Green Sculpture! A memorable token for your trip to Louisville and to the Ryder Cup! $72 MON SEPTEMBER 15 – SAT SEPTEMBER 20: 3–8 PM SUN SEPTEMBER 21, 12-3PM

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.