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Bluegrass Brewing Company to host the 2nd annaul Craft Beer Cask Festival this Friday [LVille Beer]

Step away from the Bud Light! Come to the all-you-can-drink beer festival featuring malt beverages with, get this: actual flavor!

Our country is inundated with billboards and commercials featuring young, attractive people living life to the fullest, assisted by that alleged nectar of life: the pale yellow mass-produced lager beer. Growing up, I was told that beer tastes like urine. To one uneducated on the subject, such as I was, there is no beer beyond Budweiser, Coors, or Miller, and yes: it tastes like your toilet.

Our favorite bars: Cumberland Brews [Food and dining]

If you’ve been to Cumberland Brews enough times, then you have heard somebody ask for a Bud Light. “Don’t carry it,” the waitress always replies.

This article appears in the January 2011 issue of Louisville Magazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com.

Daddy day care: kid-friendly activities around town that won't suck for dads [Family and parenting]

A testosterone-filled guide filled with ideas for kid and dad diversions around Louisville.

Soon I will be heading back to teaching full time, which means my nearly 17-month stint as a stay-at-home mom will end. And once a week Jack will be home from day care in my better half's loving care and guidance. I asked hubby what activities he was planning with our toddler, and he gave me a shrug. "I don't know....we can go to Lowe's. Or maybe he can help me work on the car?" Images of our 17-month-old covered in diesel weilding a ratchet flashed before my eyes.

Local restaurants where kids eat free (or pretty darn close) [Family and parenting]

The economy is suffering, but that doesn't mean your family can't go out to dinner.

Now that Jack is eating us out of house and home, my husband and I have been searching for good, local restaurants that offer free kids menus. Here is a list I've gathered, some from my own experience and some from word of mouth. Please note- it's always best to call in advance to make sure that these offers still stand.  

Bearno's: Their twitter feed says kids eat free on Monday and Tuesday nights. The Bearno's in the Highlands has kids eat free nights on Wednesdays. 

Brownings (at Slugger Field):  Kids eat free on Mondays. I've never even been to this restaurant.  

Sampling Local Brews at Louisville Brewfest [Food and dining]

Loud music and generous samples

The courtyard of the Mellwood Arts Center was a great place to be last night. There was plenty of good people-watching, amongst the large, well-dressed, independent business-supporting crowd. The weather was nice, the beer was flowing, and the eardrum-shattering noise of the band inside the main hall was muffled. The bands weren't bad, they just overwhelmed the indoor space so much that the people pouring the beer could hardly hear the orders, and conversation was impossible.

New York Times reports what Louisvillians already know: Growlers good

Brooklyn's hipsters ain't got nothing on Bardstown Road's hipsters when it comes to toting home 64 ounces of microbrew.
Last week the New York Times reported on "the new old way to tote your beer": "Growlers — 64-ounce glass vessels that look like a moonshine jug — have become the beer accessory of the moment. And the jugs, filled at taps in bars and stores, are not just the toys of the bearded, flannel-shirt, beer-geek set."

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