Events in Jefferson County today

Sacred Grief is an eight week workshop at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center in Louisville that creates a caring setting to explore how faith and culture can shape the experience of loss. The format emphasizes attentive listening, personal reflection, and shared learning. Past conversations have drawn on Jewish, Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, and Native American perspectives, along with Christian traditions such as Catholic, Black Protestant, and Quaker. People of all backgrounds and beliefs are welcome.

This in-person workshop focuses on managing blood sugar with straightforward, real-world tips. It features an engaging, hands-on format and opportunities to connect with others pursuing similar wellness goals. Attendees gain practical ideas for daily routines and supportive guidance for building lasting habits.

Explore Kentucky’s deep past with a four-part class at The Parklands. Former Falls of the Ohio State Park naturalist Alan Goldstein leads a series that begins with the basics of why geology matters, resources for studying Kentucky’s geology, and how to recognize rock types and formations found in the state. The second session traces 4.5 billion years of change with an overview of paleogeography and the geologic periods of Kentucky. The third session focuses on fossils, explaining what they are, how they are preserved, and aspects of fossil ecology. The series concludes with a field trip, with the location to be determined.

This music and bourbon experience returns for its second year in Louisville, bringing Songwriters In Paradise to the Bourbon Trail. It is billed as one of the most exclusive gatherings of its kind, with involvement from James B. Beam, Heaven Hill, Preservation, and more, alongside a collaboration with Hotel Distil in downtown Louisville. Attendees can choose from VIP and general admission access, room packages, and individual pass options. Additional details and the songwriter lineup are available.

An evening set aside for first responders offers karaoke, connection, and conversation in a relaxed setting. Nurses, EMS professionals, firefighters, and police officers can take the mic, meet peers, and share their voices so concerns are heard. Informed by a nurse who understands the dedication and sacrifices behind this work, it is a chance to unwind, have fun, and build community.

Learn the fundamentals of sugar cookie decorating in a relaxed, hands-on class at Woodhaven Country Club in Louisville. With step-by-step guidance, participants practice essential piping and flooding techniques, then complete six finished cookies to take home. This beginner friendly session includes all tools and materials, and a fruit and cheese tray will be available. Expect about two to two and a half hours of instruction. An optional take-home DIY kit is offered for extra practice, and attendance is limited to 17 participants.

Experience a major Midwest celebration of cryptids set at the site associated with the legendary Pope Lick Monster. Attendees can take part in celebrity meet and greets with cryptozoology experts, attend seminars and special tours, browse vendors, watch movies, enjoy music, and more. A haunted attraction built around the Pope Lick Monster legend is part of the festivities. This distinctive cryptid gathering happens only in Kentucky. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available, with additional details to be announced.

Take a proactive step for your well-being with on-site women’s health screenings at Churchill Downs, presented by Norton Prevention & Wellness in partnership with Churchill Downs. The Mobile Prevention Center is a fully equipped clinic on wheels, staffed by experienced healthcare professionals and featuring advanced mammography technology along with a private examination room. Services include screening mammograms for women 40 and older and well-woman exams for women ages 40 to 64, which may include a Pap smear or HPV test. These appointments are intended for individuals who have not had a mammogram or well-woman screening within the past year and who can stand without assistance for 15 minutes. If you have insurance, bring a photo ID and your insurance card. Uninsured or underinsured Kentucky residents may be eligible for funding. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. To schedule by phone, call (502) 899-6842.

Verdi’s Requiem launches the Louisville Orchestra’s 26–27 Classics season at The Kentucky Center, led by Teddy Abrams. Scored for orchestra, chorus, and soloists, this monumental work spans quiet introspection and towering power. Surging choral climaxes sit alongside intimate, lyrical writing, tracing a dramatic path that shifts from urgency to tenderness and speaks clearly to listeners without any need for prior familiarity. In performance the effect is visceral, with the chorus rising, the orchestra swelling, and shared stillness when the music seems to pause for breath. This presentation is part of the Baird Coffee Series, a daytime format offering a concise, intermission-free version of the evening repertoire, paired with complimentary Heine Brothers Coffee. Popular with seniors, students, professionals, and groups, the series fosters a welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to connect and enjoy great music together before the weekend.

Pérez Rodríguez is featured in the 33rd edition of the Reel Latin America(n) Film Festival at Ekstrom Library, University of Louisville, Room W104. This wry Dominican comedy follows a humble civil servant whose neatly arranged life comes undone through unforeseen twists. Blending satire with sharp social insight, it looks at bureaucracy, class ambitions, family relationships, and contradictions within contemporary Puerto Rican life. Presented by the Department of Classical and Modern Languages and the Latin American and Latino Studies Program in the College of Arts and Sciences, the festival is a long-standing showcase for voices from Spanish and Latin American cinema. Its name nods to film reels and to real stories, spotlighting authentic narratives of resilience, struggle, and aspiration from across Latin America and Spain. The 33rd edition features five new films from Brazil, Spain, the United States, the Dominican Republic, and Venezuela, reaffirming its focus on shared cultural questions across the Spanish and Portuguese speaking world.

Grateville Dead 2026 returns to the Brown Forman Amphitheater at Waterfront Park in Louisville, Kentucky with a regional favorite festival that pays tribute to Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead.

Costumes are encouraged for an evening of fall fun the whole family can enjoy. Look forward to a trunk-or-treat with local vendors handing out candy, Chick-fil-A favorites, lively bounce houses, and creative face painting. This festive night blends treats, activities, and seasonal cheer for families and friends.

Learn how the Village School of Louisville approaches K–12 education at an open house centered on a Finnish-inspired model. The program blends inquiry-driven academics with learning through play, paired with care for the whole child. The school affirms that students flourish when they feel connected, supported, and joyful in their learning. This overview offers a look at how that philosophy shapes classrooms from kindergarten through 12th grade.

Pickin’ in Paristown features Mama Said String Band in a free, all-ages outdoor performance at Christy's Garden in the Paristown Arts District. Food and cocktails are available, and pets are welcome.

Enjoy live music paired with Cuban food in the company of plenty of friendly faces.

An annual 1920s-themed cocktail fundraiser fills The Grand Loft at O’Shea’s Irish Pub in Louisville with a buffet dinner, live entertainment, signature cocktail offerings, and a silent auction, all in support of honeybee research and education in Kentucky. Each admission includes two raffle entries and two drink tickets for the featured cocktails. Tickets are $40 for members and $50 for non-members.

Enjoy live music from the Matt Red Moore Duo at The B.A. Colonial. The venue serves real food and cold beer, making it easy to settle in for a night of music with a meal. Whether you already follow their sound or are discovering them for the first time, this performance offers a straightforward way to enjoy local tunes.

Play Commander at either location. Log your matches in the Companion app and take part in pod rounds. After your recorded games, you will get a D20 roll for a chance at one of the prizes pictured in the event graphic. Some items may run out, and organizers will make sure participants are taken care of.

4x4 Night returns to Steak and Shake on South Hurstbourne, continuing the Jeep nights tradition for the 2026 season. Sponsored by GenRight Off Road and Mickey Thompson Performance Tires and Wheels, this once-a-month meet and greet brings together local off-road and Jeep enthusiasts in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Connect with like-minded drivers, trade insights about vehicles, and share details about upcoming events with fellow 4x4 fans.

Celebrate spooky season at a paint and sip featuring the You're My Boo Thang design. A friendly instructor guides the painting step by step, so no experience is required. Bring your favorite people, enjoy a drink, and create a festive Halloween canvas filled with laughs and creative energy. Add an optional DIY scented soy candle for $25. Choose fragrances and pour your own candle, which will set while you paint, so you can head home with two handmade creations. Hosted at Pinot's Palette St. Matthews, this playful session is all about sipping, painting, and Halloween fun with your boo thang.

Take in river views while the boat showcases the city from a fresh vantage point on the water. Choose a cocktail from the bar, then unwind with supper or simply enjoy the evening cruise. The experience lasts two hours.

This is a free event for ages 21 and over.

Explore a vibrant market featuring handmade finds, creative gifts, artisan goods, and delicious treats crafted by local makers. Food trucks are planned, and jewelry is among the offerings. Check the event page for vendor previews and updates. Registered vendors who have not received a confirmation email or a recent message confirming their spot are asked to reach out. For questions, contact Lorcreation225@gmail.com. Feel free to share details with friends and family.

Rooted in Louisville and Kentucky distilling heritage spanning two centuries, this 13.1-mile half marathon starts and finishes in downtown Louisville and traces a route through Cherokee Park’s autumn scenery. Walkers are welcome if they can sustain an 18-minute-per-mile pace. The Urban Bourbon 5K offers a shorter, smoother option alongside the half marathon. Both events are designed for adults, and registration is limited to participants 21 and older.

Wigglewow will be at Jeffersontown Farmers' Market offering fresh, gourmet dog treats crafted with purpose. The team’s Epic Chefs will be on hand, and each treat helps create meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs while highlighting their skills. Visitors can meet the makers, pick up something tasty for their pups, and enjoy the market atmosphere.

At the Westport Road Baptist Farmers Market, shoppers can find a vendor offering USDA-certified organic vegetables grown without GMOs. Regulars often stop to share how their gardens grew using the vendor’s plants in previous seasons, adding a friendly community feel to the market.

Local farmers, artists, makers, and small businesses come together for a community market at Heart Thread Collective. Held on the first and third Saturdays, it focuses on fostering connection, uplifting local entrepreneurship, and sharing local food, art, wellness, and culture. Open to all.

Central Park hosts a neighborhood market with fresh produce, locally raised meats, colorful flowers, and sweet baked goods from area farmers and makers. Food trucks and live music add to the Old Louisville vibe. With shaded spots, a playground, and picnic tables available, bring a blanket, relax, and enjoy the day while you shop. Vendor lists are shared ahead of each market.

Wigglewow will be at The East End Farmer’s Market with freshly made gourmet treats for dogs. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs behind the goodies. Each treat is crafted with purpose, supporting meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs and highlighting their talents. It is an opportunity to support the local community and bring home something special for your pup.

A community celebration honoring people with disabilities, their families, friends, and advocates. The program features a "Tour of Support," an indoor walk through classrooms where each space highlights a support group, resource information, sponsors, or donors. A main stage hosts guest speakers and special guests, and the hallways display art from across Kentucky. Outside, attendees can explore adaptive sports, visit food trucks, check out emergency vehicles, see clowns, and enjoy free face painting and free balloon animals. Later in the event, the Advocacy Awards ceremony recognizes growth and development within the disability community with 25 awards, along with a live Jr, Mr., and Ms. Wheelchair Advocate competition. To request a resource table, inquire about volunteering, or get more information, email foundingcoordinator@advocacyawards.co.

Autumn arrives with the 13th Annual KHF Unite for Bleeding Disorders Walk at EP "Tom" Sawyer State Park in Louisville. Expect games, music, food, awards and prizes, a Family Amazing Race, chances to debut Halloween costumes, and creative pumpkin themed art. The walk raises funds to support KHF’s mission to advocate, educate, and provide support services for families with bleeding disorders across Kentucky.

A baronial birthday celebration brings a full day of A&S activities, casual pickup fighting, shared food, and time together, plus a crown Pity Party for those who cannot be there. Everyone is welcome to take part. A potluck is planned, so consider bringing snacks to share. A meeting will be held during the gathering, with the rest devoted to hanging out and birthday festivities. An online option through Google Meet is planned alongside the in person portion, with a link to be shared on the Facebook page. The wrap up time is flexible.

Bring a sorted load to Metro Fleet Services for a community drop-off that makes recycling and disposal easy. Accepted items include passenger tires (limit four), electronics (limit three), household recyclables such as paper, plastic, metal and glass, furniture, mattresses, toilets, rolled carpet, scrap metal and appliances that do not contain Freon, yard waste bundled or in paper bags only, prescription medications, and documents for on-site shredding, with containers taken back after shredding. Donations of used shoes in good condition will benefit WaterStep. Items that will not be accepted include paint, batteries, light bulbs, hazardous waste, construction materials like concrete, bricks and rocks, boats, hot tubs, tree trunks, business items, trailers over 10 feet, and anything containing Freon. To help the line move quickly, sort items before you arrive and avoid showing up before the event begins since early arrivals slow down setup. Review the event flyer for complete guidance before loading your vehicle.

Precision Collision is hosting a family friendly appreciation party with a trunk-or-treat theme. Expect seasonal sweets, festively decorated vehicles, and complimentary food, plus a chance to meet the local collision repair team. Visitors can also receive free, no-pressure damage estimates, usually finished in about 20 to 30 minutes. There is no obligation to get an estimate, and it is perfectly fine to attend just for the treats and community atmosphere. All are welcome. The venue is Precision Collision Center in St. Matthews.

A Halloween gathering at Family Allergy & Asthma’s Fern Creek office welcomes all ages with trick-or-treating at themed tables, autumn crafts with activity and coloring stations, a photo booth for festive photos, and a station for temporary tattoos. Guests can meet the providers, receive flu shots, schedule appointments on site, and take part in on-site interviews. Attendance is open to everyone and no patient status is required. Walk-ins are welcome.

A relaxed Ohio River cruise in Louisville offers an easygoing afternoon on the water. Children receive complimentary Adventure Passports. Guests can add a boxed lunch chosen in advance with the picnic option, or simply settle in and take in the views on the afternoon cruise.

Enjoy live music.

Set aside six hours to craft a spooky game idea in a supportive, fast paced jam. No prior experience is required. The emphasis is on sparking creativity, meeting fellow artists and developers, and turning ideas into something you can share. Participants might build a simple prototype, pull together concept art, create a short slide deck, outline a storyboard, or write a choose your own adventure style story. Artists, musicians, storytellers, designers, and programmers are all welcome, and any medium is encouraged as long as something gets made.

Disc Golf Mart and Butchertown Brewing are partnering for a doubles disc golf putting competition focused on fast play and friendly rivalry. Entry is two used discs per player. Disc Golf Mart will award $200 in store credit to the top four teams, and Butchertown Brewing is debuting Chained Out, a disc golf inspired beer available on tap and in cans. Teams begin with three lives, and elimination follows when all three are gone. Each player brings three putters and designates one as the money putter before play, which is worth two points. Rounds are played to 21 with a bust rule, so overshooting 21 drops a team back to 15. Eight baskets will be set up in the alley to keep four teams playing at once. Winners can stay on to continue their run, while the losing team rotates out to wait for the next opening.

The group will meet in the parking lot by the amphitheater, then head out for an approximately four mile hike with an easy to moderate level of difficulty. After the hike, a meal is planned at Rubbies Bar and Grill.

The Great Trunk or Treat is a community celebration at Sun Valley Park in Louisville presented by Rough Cut Jeep Club. Families are invited to trick or treat with admission being one new, unopened toy or a package of Play-Doh per family. Play-Doh donations support Averitt’s Play-Doh drive for St. Jude, and remaining toys will go toward a future Rough Cut Jeep Club community outreach project. Anyone interested in participating with a decorated vehicle can set up a trunk for a $20 fee, and all types of vehicles from individuals, clubs, businesses, and families are welcome. Those who cannot attend can still support the effort through candy and monetary contributions to help with event supplies. Please use the entrance off Lower River Road. Appreciation is extended to Councilwoman Crystal Bast for supporting the event and helping bring it to Sun Valley Park.

Celebrate an evening of trunk or treat fun with treats, cars, and a festive atmosphere. This inaugural gathering includes coupons and friendly competitions, with awards for standout costumes and the best trunk setups. Additional details will be shared as the event draws near.

A festive Halloween gathering in the clubhouse raises funds for Louisville Metro Animal Services. There will be games, food, nonalcoholic drinks, candy, and a silent auction in support of the cause. The clubhouse accommodates up to 180 people.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour powers into the KFC Yum! Center with fan-favorite trucks brought to life, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders deliver daring stunts while a fire-breathing robot dinosaur crushes cars. The show also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed contender charging horn first into the action, creating a high-energy experience for the whole family.

Take a seat in the studio audience for a Halloween themed afterlife game show, where a young woman races to solve her own murder and the prize is the ultimate retirement from death. This darkly comic world premiere comes from debut playwright Tiger Rogers of WhoDunnit and is presented at 80/20 @ Kaelin's in Louisville. Costumes are welcome but not required. General admission is $65 and includes the performance, a three course dinner, gratuity, tax, and all fees. Early bird and group discounts are available, and entrée selections are offered. For questions, call or text 502-888-0050 or email info@whodunnitky.com.

The Louisville Orchestra launches the 26–27 Classics season with Verdi’s Requiem at The Kentucky Center in Louisville. This monumental score for orchestra, chorus, and soloists spans a wide emotional spectrum, moving from quiet introspection to surging climaxes and placing delicate, songful lines beside blazing choral power. The result is a drama that feels both expansive and close to the heart, welcoming listeners whether or not they know the work in advance. Experienced live, the effect is visceral. The chorus rises, the orchestra swells, and there are moments when the entire hall seems to hold its breath together. Led by Teddy Abrams, this season opener points to a Classics series devoted to connection, depth, and the shared experience of music.

Savor Louisville’s river views as the sky glows at sunset. A soft breeze and a delicious cocktail create a calm, easygoing outing on the water, making it simple to relax and let everyday worries drift away.

Little Nuggets presents a community trunk or treat at Mellwood Art Center in Louisville. Families can arrive in costume to enjoy Halloween activities with creatively themed car trunks, candy giveaways, games, and prizes. Community trunk partners decorate vehicles and pass out treats to create a playful experience, while event sponsors and prize donors contribute gift cards, prizes, food, and other support that bring the celebration to life. Costumes and treat bags are encouraged, and the event highlights the local businesses that help make it possible.

Set in a historic Louisville community space, this farmers market brings together local growers, food vendors, and makers in a warm, family-friendly setting. Browse at your own pace, enjoy the atmosphere, and take in the unique character of the Depot. Visitors can expect free activities for kids, donation-based yoga at most markets, open green space for relaxing, and convenient amenities that include an indoor seating area, a small museum display, and restrooms. Leashed dogs are welcome. As a Kentucky Proud market, SNAP is accepted. There are plans to expand access to fresh local food through Double Dollars. Vendor reminder: apply only through the market’s official website. Applications are not accepted via Facebook comments or messages, and payment is not requested by check, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or other unofficial methods. Be cautious of impersonators. The event page is monitored, but fake accounts can still appear.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck is serving Maine lobster favorites in Louisville, parked near Cabela’s. Payments are accepted by debit or credit card and Apple Pay. Mobile app ordering is available for posted, same-day events and opens at least one hour before the truck event after the previous event has finished, though availability may be limited. Ordering directly at the truck is also available. The current menu can be found on the company’s website.

The Louisville Kidney Walk is part of the largest kidney disease walk in the country, connecting nearly 70 communities in a shared effort to fight kidney disease. This community event raises awareness and funds for programs that deliver critical education and support to patients, their families, and people at risk. Every step in Louisville helps fuel resources that make a difference for those affected.

A participant will be setting up at the Norton Commons Farmers Market and will be on site during the market for anyone attending.

The Manhattan Project hosts a watch party as the Eagles face the Carolina Panthers in the sixth game of the season. New specials are available this year, and Yuengling beer is offered at a special price during every Eagles game. Each watch party features DJ 7 Foot providing music during pregame, commercial breaks, halftime and at the end of the game. Stadium sounds help recreate the feel of Lincoln Financial Field, including the pregame intro music and the fight song.

Dining for Dignity takes place at UAW Local 862 in Louisville and centers on a purpose-driven fundraiser focused on ending period poverty in the community. The event features a mimosa bar and a silent auction, along with a program that includes keynote speaker Shameka Parrish-Wright, host Bella Rae, and music by DJ Carrie Tha Curator. Early support from Shirley's Way and UAW Local 862 is recognized for helping make it possible. For Lady's Sake, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, does not endorse candidates for public office and partners with community leaders who share its mission of menstrual equity and access for all. Tickets are on sale.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour brings larger-than-life action as fan favorites roll out, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders throw down gravity-defying tricks, and a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars amps up the spectacle. The lineup also unveils Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging in horn first. Expect a high-energy production packed with thrills for the entire family.

Curious about creating games or already building them and looking for a community? This twice-monthly meetup in Louisville brings aspiring and experienced game makers together to learn, connect, and collaborate. It begins with a friendly welcome and community updates, followed by introductions and a show and tell for works in progress, then time set aside for open socializing. Attendees can get beginner guidance, meet potential teammates, receive help and feedback, and share what they are working on.

Every other Sunday, California Park transforms into a thoughtfully curated farmers market with a family friendly atmosphere. Expect themed market days, music from a DJ, a variety of vendors, and cooking demonstrations.

This event follows a clear, three-part schedule. It opens with a welcoming period, continues with a ceremony, and concludes as participants head out for the Alzheimers Walk. Activities unfold in this order to keep the experience straightforward and easy to follow.

At UofL’s Urban & Public Affairs Garden, this gathering offers a relaxed space to connect with nature while learning hands-on organic gardening. Students, faculty, staff, and community members can help nurture tiny seeds into a colorful harvest of vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers. Participants take part in planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting, and everyone who contributes is welcome to share in the bounty. Tools and gloves are provided. Bring a bag if you plan to carry produce home. The program meets weekly during the fall across UofL’s two campus food gardens, and sessions are canceled in the event of rain or extreme weather.

The Joe Zanchi Rehab ride maintains a moderate to quick tempo around 16 mph over a 20 mile route. It runs year round, weather permitting. The ride is usually not swept, and new riders can let the group know at the start so someone will stay with them. A post-ride meetup follows afterward.

This twice monthly support group offers compassionate support for those grieving the loss of a spouse or partner. Licensed counselors lead each session in a safe, caring setting at the Hosparus Health Louisville Grief Counseling Center. It is free and open to the community, and advance registration is required before the first meeting.

Take part in a free mat Pilates session on the second floor of Rainbow Blossom at Gardiner Lane Shopping Center. Please bring a mat if you have one, and a blanket can substitute if needed. Most of the class takes place on the floor, with movements on the back, sides, and stomach. Instruction is led by a Certified Personal Trainer through the American Council on Exercise, with most Pilates training completed through the ACE Mat Pilates Specialist Course and several years of regular teaching experience. After class, anyone interested can head to nearby casual restaurants at Gardiner Lane to socialize over dinner. Questions are welcome.

Introduce your child to Cub Scouts with a program that fosters lasting friendships and memorable time outdoors. Kids can try slingshots, archery, BB guns, crafts, S.T.E.M. projects, camping, and other outdoor activities, all centered on having fun. For questions, contact Keith Gallai at keith.a.gallai@gmail.com or 502-930-1702.

Riders depart from Monnik Beer Company in Schnitzelburg for a true recovery ride at an easy pace. The route covers about 10 to 15 miles at roughly 10 to 15 miles per hour, keeping the effort light. After the ride, the group meets back at Monnik with one dollar off pints. This roll happens every week during the summer.

NouLou Chamber Players open the 11th Parlor Series in the historic library at Oxmoor Farm, beginning with a pre-concert reception featuring handcrafted bourbon by Oxmoor Bourbon Company. The program unveils the world premiere of Jeremy Beck's Nightsong and Sunrise and also includes Gounod's Petite Symphonie and Stravinsky's playful Octet for Winds. Louisville chamber musicians offer a mix of new discoveries and enduring classics, with just a hint of musical mischief.

Bring your crew to The Eagle Food & Beer Hall in Louisville for a lively take on the classic survey game. Teams of friends, families, coworkers, and neighbors race to uncover the most popular answers, trading friendly banter and plenty of laughs as each round moves quickly. There is no cost to participate, all ages are welcome, and top teams earn prizes. The kitchen and bar keep the fun going with tasty food, cold drinks, and a spirited atmosphere. Make it a weekly tradition every Monday and enjoy an upbeat night of teamwork and competition.

Out of Left Field Trivia brings a challenging mix of questions to Whirling Tiger in Louisville. Hosts Devon and Corey lead rounds packed with unconventional prompts that span deep cut pop culture, lesser known history, and other offbeat facts. Teams put their knowledge to the test, and the top three finishers receive Whirling Tiger gift cards. Bring a few sharp friends, enjoy a drink, and be ready for surprises.

This weekly YPR All Recovery Meeting takes place in the Main Room at Louisville Recovery Community Connection and also offers a virtual option through Zoom. The meeting provides a supportive space for people to share their addiction recovery experiences, with an emphasis on hope, healing, and how recovery has changed lives. Discussion welcomes all experiences, regardless of the substance or behavior at the root of addiction.

Denise leads community yoga sessions in the Parish Life Center, Room B at St. John Paul II Parish. Participants can choose between a chair-focused practice and a gentle class suitable for all levels. The cost is $12, cash only, and attendees are asked to bring a yoga mat and a block. Beginners are welcome, and reserving a spot in advance is requested. For questions, call 502-509-7755 or email denise@infiniteblissyoga.org.

This peer group supports those coping with the death of a parent by offering a compassionate place to connect with people who truly understand. Participants can share their stories, talk through the ebb and flow of grief, and learn practical ways to cope, all within a community that emphasizes understanding and support. The group meets at Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center. There is no cost to participate. If attending for the first time, please register in advance, and a facilitator will reach out before your initial session to help you feel comfortable and prepared. To protect confidentiality and because space is limited, attendance is restricted to enrolled participants, and guests are not accommodated.

Grieving a sibling can feel uniquely isolating, and this ongoing support group offers a compassionate place to connect with others who understand, including those mourning siblings by choice. Facilitated by licensed counselors, it invites participants to share their stories, talk through current challenges, and find encouragement among people on a similar path. The group meets at Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center in Louisville, is free, and is open to the community. Preregistration is required for new participants, and the facilitator will contact each person before their first session.

Feud Night brings fast paced, survey based competition to Hoops Grill and Sports Bar, where teams try to match the most common answers and score points in a lively game show style setting. Gift cards go to the top finishers, with $50 for first place, $25 for second, and $10 for third. Specials include $2.50 tacos and two for one well drinks noted at $3.00. Friends can team up or new connections can be made on site, all in the spirit of laughs and friendly rivalry.

General Knowledge Trivia brings a mix of pop culture, history, sports, music, and quirky facts to Brownie's "The Shed" Grille & Bar in Plainview, Louisville. Team up with friends, grab a drink, and test what you know in a fun and competitive setting. Gift card prizes are awarded to the top finishers, with $50 for first place, $30 for second, and $10 for third. Specials include half-price select appetizers and 32 oz domestic beer for $5.50.