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Collection 21 (opens in a new tab)

21 Kenton Lands Rd · Erlanger

Collection 21 is a private, volunteer-hosted museum with 250+ vintage cars spanning early 1900s icons to an 1980s DeLorean, plus a…

Collection 21 is a private, volunteer-hosted museum with 250+ vintage cars spanning early 1900s icons to an 1980s DeLorean, plus a surprisingly detailed miniature train collection. A legit NKY hidden gem, and proceeds support HONK’s mission to help more Northern Kentucky neighbors become homeowners.

From the Florence newsletter, September 11, 2026

Keith Klein Art Studio (opens in a new tab)

251 Main St

Keith Klein Art Studio showcases Keith’s realism, impressionism, pointillism, and plein-air pieces, each packed with subtle surprises that…

Keith Klein Art Studio showcases Keith’s realism, impressionism, pointillism, and plein-air pieces, each packed with subtle surprises that reward a second look. If your walls are begging for personality or you’ve been itching to try your own brushwork, browse available works and book a lesson.

From the Florence newsletter, October 7, 2026

International Museum of the Horse (opens in a new tab)

4089 Iron Works Pkwy · Lexington

Rediscover the International Museum of the Horse, the world’s largest and most comprehensive museum about how horses shaped human history,…

Rediscover the International Museum of the Horse, the world’s largest and most comprehensive museum about how horses shaped human history, from ancient empires and agriculture to modern sport. Big, brainy, and surprisingly fun... an easy win for your midweek curiosity itch.

From the Lexington newsletter, October 16, 2026

American Saddlebred Museum (opens in a new tab)

4083 Wing Commander Way Ste 150 · Lexington

Whether you grew up around barns or just admire gleaming tack, the American Saddlebred Museum holds the world’s largest trove of Saddlebred…

Checked Aug 7

Whether you grew up around barns or just admire gleaming tack, the American Saddlebred Museum holds the world’s largest trove of Saddlebred artifacts, trophies, and art, with special exhibitions like Untold Tails. Swing by this week to get your Bluegrass horse history fix.

From the Florence newsletter, September 29, 2026