Bowman Field, with 106 years of history, hosts twin aerobatic shows, a WWII-era Louisville-built jeep and a Saturday concert.

Organizer Eric Deters pulled the plug on his Patriot’s Day Freedom Fest days before showtime, citing his own finances, not Kid Rock.

The Story Avenue venue is swapping noisy residential neighbors for an M2-zoned corner lot with room to grow, but not before one last Halloween and Christmas.

Jim Adkins first noticed a shadow in his vision while prepping for Warped Tour Mexico City — now he's recovering from surgery at home.

The 23rd annual festival hits East Jefferson Street October 10 with a new ticketed cider lounge inside Mashup Food Hall.

Tickets for the 18+ Halloween fundraiser are already more than 60% sold, with only one VIP table left.

Doors open at 6 p.m. next Friday at Clifton Center for a night blending Las Vegas illusion with Louisville's own magic history.

Fans gathered at Hogan's Fountain for music, giveaways and a first look at Harlow's Olmsted-named New Balance before his Paristown Hall concerts.

Mary Ann and Tony Zierer crowned Massachusetts prettiest and Tennessee ugliest after a dozen years on the road.

Gospel, jazz and R&B take over Algonquin Park for free, with a lineup that includes a former Voice contestant.

Iron Maiden closes night one at 8:45 p.m. as Louisville's metal fest expands to seven stages and 200-plus bands.

Conor Shea beat the old blindfolded record by nearly three seconds — and dedicated the feat to people with Usher syndrome.

CatVideoFest 2026 is screening through mid-August at the Speed Cinema, with ticket proceeds benefiting Alley Cat Advocates.