Red & Blue 2Nights—2 Candidates Primo 6:00pm-9:00pm Bon Vivant Savant’s original series-Wine & Wisdom welcomes political candidates, Anne Northup and Congressman John Yarmuth to the podium in a casual relaxed forum. This politically charged Wine & Wisdom will offer two separate nights of Q&A, fabulous food, excellent wine and good people.

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Meet some of your favorite superheroes and find out how you can become a hero in your own backyard. Dress like a superhero and you’ll receive a fun prize. Be sure to pick up a free copy of the Zoo’s Toyota Backyard Action Hero Guidebook - full of fun facts, awesome animal pictures and cool activities

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Presented by Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust You can meet your favorite storybook princesses and pirates and this fun event. Dress as your favorite prince, princess or pirate and receive a special treat.

September 20, 27 and October 4, 2008 8-11 a.m. in the bus parking lot. ZooPoopyDoo Compost is back! This rich compost mixture made with manure from Zoo animals has long been a favorite of local gardeners. Now you can purchase ZooPoopyDoo as well as high quality hardwood bark mulch by the truckload! Make your purchases at the Zoo ticket windows and then proceed to the bus parking lot to pick up your compost or mulch. Mulch: $22.50 per load for small pick-up trucks $35.00 per load for medium to full size pick-up trucks ZooPoopy Doo: $30 per bobcat scoop

October 4-5, 9-12, 16-19, 23-26, 2008 Thursdays and Fridays 5 - 8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays 4 – 8 p.m. Special ticket required If scary is no fun for your little one, then don’t miss the sweetest party in town. Join us for an evening of not-too-scary Halloween fun for the whole family with costumed characters and fanciful storybook scenes all over the Zoo. Plus there’s trick-or-treating for kids 11 and under, the Halloween Express Train ride and more. Parking is $3 at the Zoo OR take advantage of free parking and shuttle bus service from Derby City Field.

Pull your family heirlooms out of the attic and learn how to preserve them for the future! Chuck Pittenger, Registrar at The Speed Art Museum, will come to the Carnegie Center to share tips on the best ways to store and display your precious objects. Pre-registration required (812-944-7336). Bring a lunch, drinks provided.

Food for Thought is a luncheon and lecture series promoting local artists. This month, Bob Hower, a local photographer, will be speaking.

Expect the Unexpected Louisville, KY (September 2, 2008)… The Louisville Orchestra is so excited about the opening of the 2008-09 Season they are all over town making noise about it. The Louisville Orchestra musicians will be scattered all over Louisville to bring the Fanfara Festival to all areas of our community, ending in the Fanfara grand gala concert!

Karl is an Episcopal Vicar, a Deputy Coroner and is retired from the Funeral Home business. He will discuss the considerations when dealing with funeral homes and end of life decisions.

Liza Minnelli began performing at the age of three and hasn’t stopped since. Now, after two decades, she returns to The Kentucky Center, an icon of stage and screen who has won virtually every award possible, including three Tonys, an Oscar, two Golden Globes and an Emmy. Don’t miss this incredible evening with a true theatrical superstar for the official kickoff of The Kentucky Center’s 25th Anniversary Season!

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.

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!

Expect the Unexpected Louisville, KY (September 2, 2008)… The Louisville Orchestra is so excited about the opening of the 2008-09 Season they are all over town making noise about it. The Louisville Orchestra musicians will be scattered all over Louisville to bring the Fanfara Festival to all areas of our community, ending in the Fanfara grand gala concert!

Live music. Tickets available at Ticket Web and Ear-x-tacy

Louisville’s own Young Widows play their CD release event at 8 PM. As always, ear X-tacy in-store shows are free and open to music fans of all ages, with no purchase required. ear X-tacy is located at 1534 Bardstown Road, one block south of Eastern Parkway.

Sake Blue Japanese Bistro is a modern sushi and grill restaurant that debuted in July 2008. Locally owned, Sake Blue hopes to capture the hearts (and appetites!) of all of its customers in its local neighborhood of Fern Creen and Greater Louisville. It offers an extensive menu that includes: * Orange Ginger Scallops (pan-seared scallops with orange-ginger dressing, preserved lemon, creamy polenta, and kale * Chicken Teriyaki - served with miso mashed potatoes, wilted spinach, and roasted red pepper coulis

OTTER CREEK CHALLENGE 8-hour AR at Otter Creek Park Brandenburg, Kentucky (just south of Louisville) Date: Saturday, September 20, 2008 Pre-race briefing and dinner Friday night Disciplines:

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.