The As Yet Unnamed Theatre will present "I DO! I DO!" May 22, 23, 29, 30, 2009 @ 8:00 p.m.May 24, and 31, 2009 @ 2:30 p.m. MEX Theatre, Kentucky Center Tickets $15.00 KCA Box Office 584-7777

Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom helps put the fun back into fundraising with Coasters for a Cause, May 23 - 31, 2009. Here's how it works: -Your organization sells tickets for $22.00 -Your groups keeps $10.00 from every ticket that you sell -You can win an additional $100.00 by selling the most tickets Guests who attend Coasters for a Cause receive: Over 100 thrilling rides, shows, games and attractions -The best value of the season -A special "C'mon Back!" ticket to revisit during Fright Fest for only $9.99 -The opportunity to upgrade to a Season Pass for only $19.99, plus tax

3rd Annual Arts and Crafts Fair at Cedar Lake Lodge. The Fair will be held at the Cedar Lake Lodge Pavilion at 3301 Jericho Road in La Grange, Saturday May 30st and Sunday, May 31st from 10 am-6 pm both days. This family-friendly event includes face painting, games, prizes, refreshments, silent auction, HOURLY door prizes and raffles. Plus, receive a free handmade gift for every donation to the Arts and Crafts program. For more information, please call Chelcia Nemec at 502-222-7157 ext. 151.

The Louisville Zoo will become the spot for kids and families to learn more about health & safety. Kids of all ages can meet and greet a costumed character and learn health & safety tips at various stations around the Zoo.

We’ll cover elements of Flamenco Dance for men and women: Brazeo: movement of the arms and upper body – great for ballroom dancers who want to add drama to their Latin routines! Zapateado: footwork Compas: the rhythmic underpinnings of Flamenco …and the “secret” structural path toward improvisation These elements will pull together into a short choreography.

Mike Linnig’s MusicFest 2009 Four Weekends of Fun! Entertainment Tent Across from Mike Linnig’s Restaurant May 7th thru May 31st (Thursdays thru Sundays) 9308 Cane Run Rd – Louisville, KY 40223 – 502-937-9888 www.MikeLinnigsRestaurant.com Sunday, May 31 12:00noon to 12:30pm Elvis Impersonator – Otis Berry http://www.box.net/shared/jhq421rv6r (Click: “Download”) 12:30pm – 1:00pm Hank Williams Tribute by Otis Berry! http://www.box.net/shared/jhq421rv6r (Click: “Download”) 2:00pm – 5:00pm Most Wanted Band Pop, Rock and Blues

Explore Blackacre's ponds and streams with volunteer Laura Dwyer. You'll appreciate the rustic beauty of our waterways and learn about their history and ecosystems. Help Laura track animals and check for all kinds of pond-life. Learn the difference between dragonflies ad damselflies. A perfect family activity, come dressed to get dirty for this "hands-in" experience! RSVP required- hike limited to 20, ages 6 and older. Call 266-9802 to RSVP.

Rich Guzzi is more than a comedian. He's an entertainer who has mastered his art of comedy with style and substance – especially now, as he parlays his comic talents into a highly entertaining hypnosis show with maximum audience participation. His shows have it all… comedy, drama, characters, role-playing and self-awareness. Don't miss him at The Improv on May 27 - 31!

The lazy days of summer are more affordable than ever with new specials and Rib Mania at Mark’s Feed Store. Special sandwiches and sides are light and tasty, and on Thursdays, grab your appetite and a napkin and dive into some hearty barbecued ribs.

Explore the shadow-filled streets of downtown Louisville during this 90 minute walking tour. Dressed in historic period costume, your lantern bearing guide will lead you through the dark mysteries and supernatural experiences of some of Louisville's most haunted landmarks including the Brennen House, the Old City Jail, and the Seelbach Hotel. This tour is appropriate for all ages and includes stories of the tragic spirit of the Lady In Blue, the Legend of the Stick Witch, and the mysterious apparition at the Palace Theater.

On May 16, the Frazier International History Museum opens Fontaine Ferry, a 3,800 square foot exhibition that explores this integral part of Louisville's history, just in time for the 40th anniversary of the park's closing. The exhibition will explore the park's beginnings as a boat landing in 1814, through the Great Depression and the Great Flood of 1937 to the 64-acre attraction's demise amid the effects of urban flight and racial tensions of the civil rights movement. Go to www.fromyourmemory.com for information on related events and activities.

B. Deemer Gallery presents “Around the World” New Paintings by Madison Cawein B. Deemer Gallery presents the latest in a series of paintings by Lexington, Kentucky born/current Santa Fe, New Mexico resident artist Madison Cawein. The exhibition opens with a reception for the artist on Friday, May 15 from 5 – 7 PM and continues through July 7, 2009.

Summer will be here soon and there are more than 1,000 weekly summer camps available for kids. We have compiled a list of 600+ summer camps for 2009, use our website to find the camps that are right for your family. Now we need feedback on which ones are the best. Please join our Facebook Group and add your experiences with Louisville Summer Camps. You can search for Summer Camps using our Summer Camp Search Engine here: http://www.allthingslouisville.com/Summer%20Camps/Camp%20Listing.aspx

Spread your wings this spring as the International Butterfly Show celebrates the treasures of India. Among many exotic species of butterflies and flowers from this beautiful nation, the show acknowledges many of the cultural contributions and innovations India has provided humanity, such as language, democracy and mathematics. It will also showcase India’s spiritual depth and social endowment. Join us in celebrating India’s amazing story and her “flowers with wings” as Krohn Conservatory hosts the 2009 Butterfly Show.

For the first time, the great traditions of more than one hundred years of outrageous fashion at this infamous race will be explored and admired in one location. This exhibition will showcase the fashion of Derby winning owners, local residents, couture designers and celebrities through the decades. The exhibit will also demonstrate the impact fashion has on the Derby and the economy in Louisville. This dynamic exhibit promises to be a hit for one and all! April 10, 2009- August 1, 2009: The exhibit opens with a display of lavish gowns on April 10th. Each decade since 1875 (the

Photography contest answering the question "Where have you been?" Answer it literally, figuratively or…? with a photo essay of no fewer that three, no more than six framed pieces. Pieces can contain multiple photos. Submit entries by e-mail to c.grinnell@insightbb.com or manager@gallery104.org. Entry fee of $20 payable only if entry is accepted. Entry deadline: June 8, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. Rules and entry forms available online @ www.gallery104.org Exhibition dates: June 20 – July 25 with an awards reception Friday, June 26 from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

Located at the Mellwood Art Center this unique exhibit is a display of over 100 authentic human specimens preserved through a special process called plastination. Visit www.bodieshuman.com or call 509-896-8002 for more information.

Swords of the Americas, George E. Weatherly’s private collection of swords, sabers and related artifacts from the United States, Canada and various South American countries, is a fascinating glimpse into the past. Through the exhibition, Weatherly—a scholar, collector and past president of the American Society of Arms Collectors-- shares his passion for this area of study and collecting that is often neglected.