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Five things to do on Halloween 2009 in Louisville other than trick or treat

Fun options exist other than begging or placating beggars

Danger Run
Starts at Lowes in Clarksville, the East End and Southwest
Fridays and Saturdays, Sept. 25-Oct.31, starts 7-11 p.m.

Zach's weekend picks for Louisville: Drink Magic Hat, eat heirloom tomatoes, watch 'Harold and Kumar'...near...White Castle

Rooftop concert at Glassworks among other highlights

Magic Hat Brewery from Vermont
Westport Whiskey and Wine
1115 Herr Lane, Suite 140
Aug. 7, 6:30 p.m.
Sample some of the United States' best domestic beers from Vermont's Magic Hat Brewery, including #9 and Roxy Rolles at Westport Whiskey and Wine. The cost is $5.

Heirloom Tomato Dinner
Winston's
3101 Bardstown Road
Aug. 7 and 8, 6:45 p.m.

Jazzyblu, Louisville's new jazz club, opens tonight at Glassworks

Jazz regains a permanent home in the city at 8 p.m.

Jazz regains a permanent home in Louisville when Jazzyblu, a jazz cafe and lounge, opens tonight at 8 p.m.

Located in the lower level of Glassworks (815 W. Market St.), space previously occupied by the now-defunct Jazz Factory, Jazzyblu will focus on smooth jazz from local performers with occasional concerts from regional and national acts. The club will feature live music Thursday through Sunday nights.

Glassworks gets back in the game with Dub Fest '09

With the onslaught of summer comes the opportunity to do outdoor events.  With the past success of hipster events on their rooftop, Glassworks looks to capitalize on shorts weather to introduce you to "dub".

Ok, so it's not officially summertime, but the sun has certainly been shining more often.  Not exactly like it does in Kingston, Jamaica, but we can certainly pretend.

Dub Fest '09, set for Friday, May 29th highlights this little-known but evidently influential type of music that comes out of the tropical paradise to help music from electronica to hip-hop and more.  Here's the full lineup of the night:

Ordered chaos appears downtown

Taking a trip through the city streets can be harrowing during the height of traffic, but chaos? Not quite. The real maelstrom is appearing at the cooler-than-cool Vonfire Gallery at Glassworks.

Glassworks is pleased to announce the next show in the VONFIRE Gallery, “Ordered Chaos”, running August 1-30. The show features drawings by Skylar Smith and new works in response to Skylar’s drawings by Glassworks Artists: Chad Balster, Casey Hyland, Clair Raabe, and Jonathan Swanz.