64°F12:25 PM Enchanted Arts, located at Mellwood Arts and Entertainment center, begins another Open Studio this week-end starting tomorrow May 18th at 10 am. The hours for this studio are: Friday 10 am-8 pm; Saturday 12 pm-8 pm and Sunday 1 pm-6 pm. The Third Sunday Workshop starts at 2-4 pm this Sunday May 20th. Miranda will teach the art of bracelet making with hand-rolled paper beads!
"The Greatest Show on Earth" is how Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey tag their circus performances. Well, I have to agree! My family went last night and had the best time. My kids were excited for days just knowing that we were going to see the circus. My youngest really didn't know what the circus was. They do now!
The weather has been so warm and beautiful this winter that you may be reminded that Spring Break is near. DO NOT PANIC. We have the scoop on what to do with your kids so they don’t kill each other, or drive you crazy with complaints of “I’m bored!” and “There’s nothing to do!” Luckily there are many fun, entertaining and educational (shhhh, don’t tell the kids) Spring Break Camps offered around Louisville and Southern Indiana.
Monster Truck Jam at Broadbent Arena was a hit with fans on January 27. The show wouldn't be complete without some sort of destruction, and the show didn't disappoint.
We all know about "Black Friday" and just why it has received its gloomy moniker: every year, the day after Thanksgiving (when the Christmas season has "officially" begun) sees millions of Americans push and shove their way through department store aisles to stockpile as many gifts as possible before time-sensitive sales have expired. On a day such as this, it seems like the true spirit of Christmas is lost, smothered by stacks and stacks of merchandise, faux pine trees, and giant inflatable reindeer.
After founding a city like Louisville, where might one retire? On the wild frontier of the eighteenth-century Ohio River Valley, it's difficult to imagine an easy retirement for anyone, but George Rogers Clark, father of River City, was one of the lucky ones. The historic home of Locust Grove, a beautiful 55-acre homestead just east of modern downtown Louisville, is where Clark spent his final years in peace, and its grandeur can still be experienced today.
For many in the Louisville area and southern Indiana, fall is a time of tradition, and one favorite autumn ritual for many local families is a visit to Joe Huber's Family Farm and Restaurant in Starlight, Indiana. This family-run business, now operated by the seventh generation of Hubers, is both a beautiful location for an October outing and a fun destination for children of all ages.