72°F12:10 AM Listen to 102.3 The Max's Lambert & Lindsey talk with our editor about Louisville's weekend doings every Friday morning [Events]
Every Wednesday our editor, Zach Everson, compiles a list of Louisville's choicest weekend happenings, which we send out in our Weekender newsletter.
And every Friday, usually around 7:40 a.m., Zach joins 102.3 The Max's Lambert & Lindsey to chat with Linda and George about his picks.
So, if you're trying to decide where to go and what to do in Louisville this weekend
Fancy ponies, racing ponies and racing turtles: Listen to our editor talk about the weekend with 102.3's Lambert & Lindsey [Shameless self-promotion]
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Pilots, artillery and rabbits: Listen to our editor talk about the weekend with 102.3's Lambert & Lindsey [Shameless self-promotion]
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Death Cab for Cutie, the Flea Off Market and the Bats: Listen to our editor talk about the weekend with 102.3's Lambert & Lindsey [Shameless self-promotion]
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Looking for something to do in Louisville this weekend? Check our events calendar [Self-promotion]
Looking for something to do with the kids this weekend? The in-laws? A girls night out?
Visit Louisville.com's event calendar for the city's best and most comprehensive event listings.
Bats hosting the Indianapolis Indians for a 4-game set [Sports]
Needless to say, it's been a difficult second half for the Louisville Bats. With injuries mounting in Cincinnati, that spells a call for help from Louisville. The Bats have lost the likes of Zack Cozart, Todd Frazier, Dontrelle Willis, Dave Sappelt, Yonder Alonso and others off and on to the Reds. While we love to see our Bats move on to the Big Leagues, it's tough watching the struggles that tend to ensue.
Shake, roll, and shimmy through Saturday afternoon's belly dance workshop [Dance]
The mysterious and beautiful art of belly dance has caught the attention of men and women in the west since the early 19th century, and this Saturday Louisville women have the chance to learn its basics.
Yoga on Baxter (1611 Eastern Parkway) is offering a crash course in belly dance workshop Saturday, March 5, from 2-4 p.m. No prior experience is necessary; the class is perfect for women of any shape, age, and size. Participants should bring a scarf to tie on the hips and $25.00 for the cost of the workshop.
Come and get your inner geek on at Louisville's first Arcade Expo [Conventions]
If there was anything good about the 70‘s,80’s and 90’s, it was the birth of the mass availability of video games (Underoos, Farrah Fawcett hair and Schoolhouse Rock also deserve mention). I, myself, spent many hours in the quest to defeat Ms. Pac man, Donkey Kong and Pitfall, to name a few. I missed out on most of the video game systems and games the first time around because my dad was cheap (sorry Dad) and I was, and still am, a book worm.
Bring out the all stars: The NBA’s local connections with the all star weekend [Sports]
As the NBA embarks on their annual all star game this weekend, it’s about time I take a look at all the hoop games that’ll be happening in L.A. this year. This is the first time the All Star game event and its festivities have been in southern California since the classic game back in 1992, and this year again looks like it won’t disappoint. Granted, maybe the whole weekend is basketball without defense, but that doesn’t mean it’s not fun. Plus, we have to pull for the local folks that’ll be taking the court.
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