Louisville's favorite fantasy rock band Wax Fang to play Prince's Purple Rain in its entirety at the Louisville Ballet's Let's Go Crazy at Thunder party.
In their one season, the Shooters made the playoffs only to forfeit the series, and they only made it
three games into the next season before folding. That pretty much sums
it up.
In the 1970s, Presto the Clown was an iconic TV figure to Louisville children. Since Presto left WDRB in 1980, children's programming has changed dramatically. WDRB's own Ray Foushee talks about the evolution of local programming.
Bring the kids in full costume to the Louisville Palace on Saturday morning October 24th to celebrate Halloween early with the Louisville Orchestra at their annual Spooktacular concert.
The Louisville Orchestra's annual King Southern Bank Holiday Spectacular takes on a new twist this year when Michael W. Smith performs at Whitney Hall the Saturday after Thanksgiving as part of his It's a Wonderful Christmas tour.
The Louisville Chorus performed an eclectic mix of Christmas songs at St. Mary's last night in New Albany. The festive and well received show is the first in a series of three Christmas concerts.
Leave it to Bieber to ruffle some media feathers. The often written and talked about teen singer Justin Bieber plays the new KFC Yum! Center tonight offering harmless fun for a specific demographic.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness Community Walk takes place this Saturday November 6 at Waterfront Park beginning at 10:00 A.M. For a member of the local cover group MidLife Crisis Band, that will be part of the post race entertainment, performing at this event is particularly personal and important.
The Rudyard Kipling, Louisville's most unique venues for music, theater, food, and drinks, has its usual eclectic line-up of shows and events for the Halloween weekend.
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's 2010 Run Like Hell 5K run/walk is this Friday at 7:00 P.M. at Distillery Commons. It is followed by a costume contest and participant party at O'Shea's in the Highlands.
New local Frisch's Big Boy restaurant employs some clever yet confusing pricing. Is it a new marketing scheme or the work of Halloween spirits plagued with poor math skills?
