The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft presents its popular annual holiday extravaganza, Holidazzle. This year’s Holidazzle will feature a stunning variety of fine American craft, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, wearables and much more; the show will fill both of the Museum’s major exhibition galleries. More than 100 artists from across the country will submit knockout works of art that will appeal to holiday shoppers and craft collectors alike. Holidazzle will provide an excellent opportunity to see and purchase work by popular Kentucky artists.

One of the greatest stories of the season will come to life in the Windsor Ballroom! It’s A Wonderful Life, a time honored holiday tradition, opens December 1 and runs through December 23. Select Dates: Dec. 1-23 Times: 6 p.m. Cocktails/7 p.m. Dinner/ 7:30 p.m. Show Tickets: $25 Show-only/$40 Dinner & Show

A Music-Filled Holiday Celebration! Louisville’s biggest and best holiday tradition—the classic story of Scrooge, Tiny Tim and the spirits of Christmas, told with the warmth of holiday music and visual splendor.

Raise the flag during World War II and share the story of a Kentucky boy who became a part of an American icon. (15 minutes.) Free with museum admission. Contact Greg Hardison at 502-564-1792 for more information.

Living Beyond, a support group for women with advanced recurrent or metastatic breast cancer, will meet from 4-5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23 at Gilda’s Club, 633 Baxter Ave. The group is sponsored by Baptist Hospital East and Gilda’s Club. To register call Gilda’s Club at (502) 583-0075.

A Music-Filled Holiday Celebration! Louisville’s biggest and best holiday tradition—the classic story of Scrooge, Tiny Tim and the spirits of Christmas, told with the warmth of holiday music and visual splendor.

Join Peacock Boutique to celebrate the Holiday season with a Tree Trimming Shopping event. Customers can choose any ornament from the tree to find sparkling savings and glam goodies! Savings range from free merchandise to a percentage off any purchase, anywhere from 10% - 50%!

“We did what we had to do.” The larger story of World War II is made up of millions of individual accounts of sacrifice, adventure and survival. Now you can hear the personal stories of 48 men and women from our area, in their own voices, at a one-of-a-kind exhibit that explores this defining event in our history. This exhibition runs through March 28, 2010 and is free with museum admission. For more, go to www.48stories.com