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Latin Jazz Festival Brings Tito Puente, Jr

September 1st, 2010 · No Comments

The 5th Annual 5th District Community Celebration will take place in Shawnee Park on Saturday, September 11. And 5th District Metro Councilwoman Cheri Bryant Hamilton is bringing Tito Puente, Jr. in for the fun.
Puente, a well-known latin jazz artist, will close out the day’s events with a concert that starts at 7:00 P.M.
Salsa lessons, [...]

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Tags: Art · Festival · Music · Neighborhoods · West End

Oh Wow, This Is Too Good To Be True

August 20th, 2010 · 4 Comments

Just look what we have discovered for your noon hour today, kids:

Amen.

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Tags: Art · Celebrity · Video

This Is Surely Why We All Love Louisville

August 6th, 2010 · 23 Comments

Okay, so I’m biased here. But just read it.
Fancy pants saver of East Market and guy who wants to help save Main Street, Gill Holland, has a little bit to say about why Louisville has the best live-ability in the country:
After ten years of living in Manhattan, I began to realize I was not [...]

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Tags: Art · Business · Dining · Possibility City

Time To Wake Up From Your Thursday Eve Stupor

August 6th, 2010 · No Comments

The Second Annual Golden Poo Awards end today. If you haven’t made nominations in each category, time is running out! Only open through Sunday. [Page One]
Cordish is notorious for discriminating on the basis of race. You surprised that they’re getting sued in Kansas City? [Fat Lip]
Ryan Alessi’s fancy new U.S. Senate poll [...]

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Tags: Art · Automobile · Awards · Contests · Cordish · Discrimination · Frankfort Ave. · Jack Conway · Legal · Oops · Polls · Scandal · Senate Race · Sex

2nd Annual NuLu Fest Announced For Oct 2

July 30th, 2010 · No Comments

The East Market District just announced that the Second Annual NuLu Festival will take place on Saturday, October 2 from 2:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. It’s fun, free and great for the entire family. That is, if you enjoy all things local… like live music (like Love Jones, Lucky Pineapple, The Fervor, [...]

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Tags: Art · Dining · East Downtown Bus. Assoc. · Festival · Music

Louisville Magazine Steps Up To The Bridges Plate

July 9th, 2010 · 1 Comment

Louisville Magazine has joined the chorus of folks standing against the Ohio River Bridges project. Leaving A Kentucky Newspaper as the final apologist. [Jonathan Meador]
LMPD Chief Robert White didn’t get the Atlanta job. [Dozens of Emails]
You should probably go to this thing at the University of Louisville on Monday. [Click the Clicky]
A nasty banner [...]

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Tags: Art · Bad Behavior · Jack Conway · LMPD · Louisville Magazine · Music · Neighborhoods · Ohio River Bridges · Senate Race · University of Louisville

St. Matthews Is Now The Land Of Torture

July 6th, 2010 · 1 Comment

What are you doing now that Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom is closed? [WHAS11]
If you haven’t had a chance to check out Phoenix Lindsey-Hall’s latest show at the Tim Faulker Gallery, you should do so. Deep look at foreclosure. [LEO Weekly]
Joe Arnold caught up with Rand Paul in a Clear Channel hallway to discuss that [...]

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Tags: Art · Bad Behavior · Jack Conway · Kentucky Kingdom · Neighborhoods · Photo · Republican Party · Scandal · Senate Race · Six Flags

Everybody’s On A Four-Day Weekend, It Seems

July 2nd, 2010 · 1 Comment

Two very important awesome evening things. Really. Very important. [The 'Ville Voice]
Everybody is just so mad that Ken Herndon isn’t on the council. [Fat Lip]
State government budget cuts are ready to roll into action. The budget director sent a fancy letter to cabinet heads yesterday. [Page One]
Yesterday Papaw Governor Steve Besehar appointed [...]

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Tags: Art · Congress · Contests · Education · Farmer's Market · Greg Stumbo · John Yarmuth · Metro Council · Polls · Republican Party · State Government · Steve Beshear

Metro Council Restored The Mayor’s Cuts

June 25th, 2010 · 1 Comment

Yesterday the Metro Council was aflutter over the unanimous passage of the capital and operating budgets.
Everyone and their mother is talking about it.
But let’s take a look at the external agencies and organizations that have had funding restored by the Council. The first column contains the organization name, second is the mayor’s proposal, third [...]

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Tags: Art · Charity · Economy · Education · Housing · Metro Council · Youth

UofL Theatre’s 2010-11 Season Lineup Announced

June 9th, 2010 · 1 Comment

The University of Louisville’s Department of Theatre Arts has announced its 2010-2011 season lineup.
Here it is:

“The Colored Museum,” a play by Kentucky-born George C. Wolfe, satirizes the black experience in 1980’s America and is an incisive examination of how African Americans strive to escape centuries of suffering. The African American Theatre Program (AATP) production, directed [...]

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Tags: Art · Education · University of Louisville

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