Events in Louisville today

A family friendly run at Cherokee Park offers distances for everyone, including timed 5K, 10K, and 15K options, an untimed 1 mile, and a kids dash for ages 10 and under. Kids dash participants meet at the main start area and are guided to their starting spot, and children who wish to dash without the included gear may participate at no cost. All paces and fitness levels are welcome in this inclusive, budget conscious community event. Entries for the 5K, 10K, and 15K include a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal, along with chip timing that provides real time results and awards. The 1 mile entry comes with a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal, and the kids dash entry includes a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a medal created specifically for that event. Expect complimentary race photos and Kona Ice at the finish. Reduced pricing is available for ages 12 and under in the 5K or 10K at $17. Packet pickup takes place before the start, the national anthem precedes the main race, and results with awards are available at the registration tent as soon as you finish.

Kick off the Planet Fitness Mayorthon Race Series with a professionally chip-timed 5.02K that includes a stretch on the Bowman Field runway, where participants move alongside aircraft for a unique race-day experience. The event accommodates both walkers and runners. Every participant receives a commemorative short-sleeved shirt and a custom finisher medal. Light snacks and refreshments are available before and after the race, and vendors and sponsor booths provide opportunities to connect with partners and explore offerings. Packet pick-up is available in advance at the Bowman Field Administrative Office and also on race day.

Free Training Day is heading to Kentucky, offering a day of training with a wide range of martial artists and styles. The format is known for being distinctive, creating a special training experience. There is no entry fee and no mat fee. More details will be shared soon.

Catch Wigglewow at the East End Farmers Market, where you can browse fresh, gourmet dog treats and meet the Epic Chefs who make them. Every purchase supports meaningful employment for adults with special needs and showcases their talents. Enjoy a relaxed morning at the market, support local, and treat your pup to something delightful.

Set out on a road ride that rolls from the Kentucky side of Big Four Bridge toward Blunk Knob, descends Farnsley, climbs Doolittle, and continues to a store stop in Lanesville. Expect more than 3k of climbing over roughly 50 miles. The group will regroup at the top of both climbs and again at the store stop. A sweep will be on course, while faster riders are free to ride ahead. After the ride, there is a post ride hangout in Jeffersonville at Union Gameyard.

The Germantown Farmers Market is a community marketplace with a variety of vendors. Vendor lists are posted each week in the comments so you can see who is participating. For questions or vendor inquiries, contact info@germantownfarmersmarket.net.

At Central Park, visitors can browse produce, locally raised meats, fresh flowers, and baked goods from local growers and makers. Food trucks and live music add to the neighborhood vibe in Old Louisville. Shaded areas, a playground, and picnic tables make it easy to relax, and bringing a blanket to unwind between shopping is welcome. Vendor lists are shared before each market.

Caufield’s Creepfest 2026 brings together more than 80 vendors offering horror, Halloween, and spooky themed merchandise. Visitors can experience haunted attractions, meet artists and special guests, and enjoy a variety of food trucks. Costumes are in the spotlight with an adult contest, a pet contest, and the new Battle of the Haunts Costume Contest. Admission is free.

Enjoy a free community yoga session at the Central Park stage, made possible by Old Louisville Brewery and the St. James Court Art Show. The class is led by Yani Nicole of Old Louisville Jiu Jitsu Academy. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a yoga mat and water, and note that sessions may be canceled in the event of bad weather.

ALL IN performs live at Douglass Loop Farmers Market, providing music as visitors browse the market.

The 809 Market is a community vendor marketplace organized by Brown Memorial Church. Local small businesses and independent makers showcase their work at booths featuring apparel, handmade jewelry, snacks, beverages, and other goods, creating a friendly place to shop and meet neighbors. Vendors and merchants can reserve a booth for $50, which includes a 10x10 lot space. For questions or to secure a spot, email media@browncme.org or call or text 502-586-2997.

Celebrate the sixth annual IPA Fest at West Sixth Brewing in Louisville with a full day of hoppy beers, including new releases, fan favorites, and collaborations with local breweries. Ticket options include tasting sets like “Pick 7” for seven 5oz pours or “Pick 4 & Full Pours” for a mix of 5oz and 12oz pours, and both include a take-home glass. There will also be an exclusive can, Second Fiddle Simcoe, available in draft and 6-pack cans during the fest weekend. The event runs as a 12-hour in-person celebration with the taproom open to guests as usual.

The Southern Black Girls Joy & Justice Tour is a free, family-friendly festival celebrating Black girl joy with music, wellness, food, and community resources. Expect nine themed zones designed to uplift and celebrate Black girls and women, including Arts & Culture, Beauty, Economic Empowerment, Health & Wellness, STEM, Advocacy & Justice, Sports, and Nutrition. There’s also a photo booth experience sponsored by Dove, plus a full day of activities for everyone to enjoy.

Island Rock Fest is a one-day, in-person music festival in Louisville celebrating island-inspired music and culture. The lineup includes several artists and sets throughout the day, leading up to the headliner performance. Plan for a full day of live music, from late morning into the evening.

At Hat Haven, this hands-on millinery workshop teaches how to craft sculptural feather flowers that seem to float. The pieces you make are perfect for adorning fascinators, hats, headpieces, and couture millinery. Suitable for newcomers and experienced makers alike, the session includes all materials so you can focus on creativity. Capacity is limited.

Sky Soul Festival offers a day of live music featuring Fantasia, Busta Rhymes, Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Tonio Armani, and DJ Kool. Tickets are on sale.

Celebrate the close of summer at the second annual #ForFernCreek community picnic at Fern Creek Park. This free, family-friendly gathering offers complimentary food and ice cream, face painting, inflatable attractions, a dunk tank, and prizes like twenty backpacks stocked with school supplies and four Chromebook laptops. Attendees can drop in for a brief visit or linger and enjoy the festivities. A short time of worship and prayer will be set aside to support local students, teachers, staff, and schools as the new academic year begins. Everyone is welcome.

Enjoy a free family day celebrating America’s 250th with history talks, live music, concessions, and ice cream. The event also features a variety of family-friendly activities, including an Abraham Lincoln appearance, a petting zoo, pioneer children’s games, and artisan demos. Free parking is available, and kids under 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian.

The Night Market at The Train Depot turns a historic Louisville space into a laid back evening marketplace. Explore local artists, vintage finds, and handmade goods, and grab a bite from food vendors while enjoying a relaxed outdoor setting. The focus is on supporting small businesses, browsing at your own pace, and discovering something unique, with creative vendors, open green space, and casual activities that make it easy to stay awhile. An indoor seating area and bathrooms are available, and leashed dogs are welcome. Whether the plan is to shop, stroll, enjoy food, or try something different after hours with friends, this market offers a friendly way to experience local talent. Vendor information: Applications are accepted only through the official website. Do not apply through Facebook comments or messages, and do not send payments by check, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or other unofficial methods. Watch for scammers posing as market representatives. The event page is monitored, but fake accounts can still appear.

Enjoy an outdoor concert evening at Jammin’ at Jeptha featuring Colt Ford, with Rylan Fowler also performing. The night includes live music, food trucks, games, and craft cocktails. Doors open at 4:30 PM, with music starting shortly after, and the bar will be serving drinks until 10:00 PM. Lawn seating is available, and bringing blankets and chairs is recommended. Please note coolers, tents, and outside food or drink are not permitted, and a valid ID is required for check-in.

Change of Daze Band brings classic rock to The B.A. Colonial during Street Rod Nationals weekend. The night features live music along with food and cold beer in a favorite Louisville hangout for hot rod enthusiasts. Admission is free.

A new round of CR meetings is kicking off.

The WB brings Stompfest Repeat to Captain's Quarters Riverside Grille for a lively night by the river.

A listening room concert brings together Mark Schatz and Bryan McDowell with Brown’s Dream for an evening of wide-ranging American acoustic music. Schatz and McDowell, a multi-generational duo of multi-instrumentalists, move from old-time and bluegrass to folk and swing, blending traditional pieces with their own originals. Their album Grit & Polish reached #1 on the DJ Folk Charts in 2021. Western North Carolina native Bryan McDowell grew up steeped in influences from Doc Watson to Charlie Parker, while Mark Schatz has toured and recorded with Bela Fleck, Nickel Creek, Tony Rice, and Tim O’Brien. Having performed together in The Claire Lynch Band from 2009 to 2014, they now share a dynamic show that also features Mark’s colorful hambone and Appalachian clog dancing. Brown’s Dream is the performance project of Louisville musician and educator Matt Brown. His touring history includes Rhythm in Shoes, Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble, The Steel Wheels, a duet with Greg Reish, and solo performances. He focuses on building a collaborative atmosphere with the audience, encouraging group singing and a contagious toe-tap. Brown teaches fiddle, banjo, and guitar to students around the world and serves as Education Coordinator at the Louisville Folk School. This edition of Brown’s Dream appears as a trio with mandolinist Dave Howard and fiddler Jannell Canerday. Open to the public, ticketed, and BYOB.

Louisville’s annual Hiroshima-Nagasaki commemoration, hosted by Interfaith Paths to Peace, takes place at the pond in Thurman-Hutchins Park to mark the 81st year since the atomic bombings. Rooted in a tradition observed around the world, the gathering centers on floating lanterns that honor memory and express hope, healing, and renewal. This is a free, ticketless event open to all ages, and RSVPs are encouraged. The program includes music from Bill Clark and other performers, reflections from a diverse group of faith leaders including Ceremonial Sundance Chief Steve McCullough, and a keynote from artist and author Jill Baker about her father Alfred S. Withrow’s role in the development of the atomic bomb and how it affected her family. As dusk settles, lanterns will be lit and set afloat on the park’s pond as a shared act of remembrance and peace. In a time of division and concern about nuclear conflict, the focus is on shared hope and the commitment to Never Again. A pre-event Circles for Peace drum circle welcomes participants. Parking is available on site, though amenities are not provided. Attendees may wish to bring lawn chairs, blankets, water, snacks, and flashlights if staying after dusk.

Take in the beauty of Louisville from the river as the sun sets. Relax with a gentle breeze and a delicious cocktail, and let your troubles drift away.

Tyler Hubbard brings hot country nights to Fourth Street Live! in Louisville. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available via AXS.

Enjoy a Candlelight tribute concert featuring music from Coldplay and Imagine Dragons performed by a string quartet. The show lasts about 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the performance begins, and late entry is not allowed once it starts. Seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis by zone, and the venue is ADA compliant.

A Fox Den favorite brings a full evening of dancing and nonstop grooves, creating a high energy experience and a night to remember.

Every Saturday features a dance party and lounge atmosphere tailored to guests 30 and over. Reach out by DM or phone to reserve a complimentary celebration section. Expect great dance music throughout the night, plus hot, fresh wings and other café selections.

Cruisin’ the TOP of the Park brings the action to Iroquois Park Overlook, where the upper area will be the focus for a full day of relaxed driving and enjoying the scenery. This is the first time the top of the park is being used, so expect some vehicles to be spread between the lower and upper areas as everyone adjusts to the new setup. Please drive carefully and watch for people on foot, cyclists, and animals. Treat the park with care so this gathering can continue for years to come.

Set within a historic community space in Louisville, this market brings together local growers, food vendors, and makers in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Stroll the grounds, browse handmade goods, and take a break in the indoor seating area. Kids can enjoy free activities, and many market days offer donation-based yoga. The site features open green space, a small museum, and restrooms, and leashed dogs are welcome. As a market recognized by Kentucky Proud, SNAP is accepted, and a Double Dollars program is planned to help make fresh, local food more accessible. Vendor notice: apply only through the official website. Do not submit applications via social media comments or messages, and do not send payment 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.

Clifton Universalist Unitarian Church hosts a weekly meditation circle before the service. This is a free-form, non-doctrinal space where any tradition or approach is welcome, whether you are new to meditation or experienced. It offers a calm setting to quiet the mind and nurture an inner refuge. You are welcome to remain for the service afterward, though there is no obligation. Bring a rug or mat if you like, and chairs will be available for comfortable seating. The circle is not planned to meet during the retreat. As many respected teachers remind us, true practice can happen anywhere.

There will be a setup at The Norton Commons Farmer's Market to welcome visitors.

Spend a relaxed afternoon aboard the historic Belle of Louisville, soaking in Ohio River views while choosing your own pace. Guests can add a buffet meal, enjoy music from the onboard playlist, join casual games with fellow passengers, or simply take in the breeze from the outdoor decks. It is a flexible, easygoing way to close out the weekend with river scenery, music, and lighthearted fun.

Headliners Music Hall in Louisville, Kentucky hosts Chuck Prophet for a live performance. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Presented by Jay T. Pitts and Associates, the Bellarmine Golf Classic takes place at Lake Forest Country Club and brings the Bellarmine community together for a full day of golf and camaraderie. Golfers can choose a morning or afternoon flight. The morning option includes check-in, breakfast, and time on the practice facilities before an 18-hole scramble with a shotgun start, followed by a post-round lunch provided by Chick-fil-A Glenmary and an exclusive Bellarmine tee gift. The afternoon option features check-in, lunch courtesy of Chick-fil-A Glenmary, and practice time before an 18-hole scramble with a shotgun start, then post-play appetizers and the same Bellarmine tee gift. Entry is $400 per individual or $1,600 for a foursome.

Set out on the Joe Zanchi Rehab group ride at a moderate to brisk tempo, averaging about 16 mph over roughly 20 miles. It runs year-round when weather cooperates, with a casual post-ride meetup at Parlour in Jeffersonville, Indiana. There is usually no designated sweep, so riders who are new to the group should let others know so someone can ride with them.

Miniature Mondays welcomes anyone curious about small scale making to a friendly, unhurried crafting session. Beginners and experienced makers are equally supported. Bring a project you have already started or begin something brand new while exploring dioramas, book nooks, dollhouse pieces, clay work, and other miniature creations. Participants have access to materials, technique instruction, and one-on-one guidance. Ms. Audrey provides demonstrations, answers questions, and helps build skills as each piece takes shape. Pricing is $15 for a single day or $30 for the month. If you expect to come regularly, ask Ms. Audrey about reserving a monthly spot. The last Monday of the month is set aside for the Miniatures Social Club, which is free for everyone. If you feel a bit uncertain, you can visit to see what others are making and meet Ms. Audrey for an easy introduction. It is a welcoming place for anyone who enjoys tiny details and big creativity.

Sunny Side teams up with Bourbon Tango for a swing dance at Immanuel United Church of Christ. The evening begins with dance lessons, then flows into a live set from the New Orleans jazz group. Sunny Side draws inspiration from Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Nat King Cole and other early jazz greats, while also nodding to Ray Charles, Fats Domino, and Dr. John. With layered three-part vocals, a crisp rhythm section, and a dynamic vocalist and dancer, they deliver a lively New Orleans sound made for dancers. All ages are welcome, and a $25 suggested donation is encouraged. The band is undertaking its sixth national and second international tour, presenting 24 shows in 21 cities across a mix of intimate listening rooms and bustling swing dance halls. Recognized for polished, crowd-pleasing performances, Sunny Side has earned The Knot’s Best of Weddings in 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026, an honor given to the top 5 percent of wedding bands nationwide.

Depart from Monnik for an easy-paced recovery ride covering roughly 10 to 15 miles at about 10 to 15 mph. Afterward, return to Monnik for a relaxed post-ride hangout with pints discounted by $1. A 10 mile route option is available, and the ride runs weekly throughout the summer.

Set a new goal or build momentum with an eight-week training program that welcomes first-timers and returning athletes, whether you prefer to run or walk. Follow a beginner-friendly plan, take part in group workouts, and receive steady support from coaches and mentors who have been there too. Two weekly meetups help you stay consistent and accountable, based out of the Fleet Feet St. Matthews location. Expect weekly emails with helpful tips and resources, plus exclusive in-store experiences and participant perks. Celebrate the progress you make at the finish, with the Ragnar Bourbon Chase as the target event. Early pricing is $120 before shifting to the $150 full price.

Music Bingo brings a playlist-fueled twist to The Sports & Social Club. JD Entertainment leads the action as players receive cards filled with song titles while the host plays 30 to 45 second clips and announces each track. Mark the matches and aim for a winning line. It is free to play, and both rounds come with chances to land $50 and $100 jackpots. The bar and kitchen feature specials that include $4 domestic drafts, $5 wells, $6 wine, $5 Jäger, $10 nachos, and $5 pretzels, setting the stage for a lively night of tunes, trivia, and prizes.

Out of Left Field Trivia delivers a brain-teasing quiz at Whirling Tiger, hosted by Devon and Corey. Questions roam through offbeat pop culture, unusual bits of history, and far-flung facts that reward wide-ranging knowledge. The top three teams earn Whirling Tiger gift cards. Put together a sharp team, enjoy a drink, and get ready for plenty of surprises.

Taking place in the Main Room at the LRCC, this meeting provides a supportive space for people to share their addiction recovery experiences. Conversation centers on hope, healing, and the ways recovery has changed lives, regardless of the substance or behavior at the root of addiction. A virtual option is also available via Zoom.

Tori Amos headlines an evening at The Louisville Palace, with Bartees Strange joining as support. Doors open for a 8:00 PM showtime, and all event times are listed as local to the venue’s time zone.

This park meetup at Beckley Creek Park includes time to play and a chance to learn about the projects being offered and the community being built.

Whether you are learning Mahjong for the first time or already comfortable with the tiles, this casual gathering welcomes all skill levels for friendly play. Multiple sets are provided so several tables can be active at once, making it easy to try the game, practice, or enjoy a few rounds with others. The group meets in the fellowship hall or gathering room at Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church for a relaxed, social experience.

Tuesday trivia at Mag Bar pairs brain teasers with pizza from Donisi. Order a pint and a free Donisi slice is included. Win the trivia and receive a Donisi gift card. It follows a simple rhythm of play, eat, repeat, and even those who do not win still head out with pizza.

This group run begins at the Pope Lick bathrooms with a shared start. After that, participants set their own pace and choose any distance that feels right. It is a welcoming option for anyone building fitness, training for a race, or simply looking for company on a run. No membership is required to take part.

Master Magician Lance Burton will present a lecture on his life in magic, followed by a relaxed Q&A where attendees can ask about his career and craft. This is an open meeting with no charge for nonmembers. Voluntary donations will be collected for the Kentucky Humane Society, a cause he supports.

Join a friendly, in-person speed dating night for singles ages 35 to 55. You will meet up to 12 potential matches through short, 6-minute pre-dates, then you can indicate who you’d like to see more of. It is a fun, low-pressure way to connect in a safe environment, with the focus on finding a genuine spark.

At Sports and Social, Karaoke Tuesdays turns the night into a lively showcase for anyone who wants the mic. The atmosphere is upbeat, drinks are served cold, and groups or solo singers can take turns performing.

Food Truck Wednesday brings a weekly lunchtime buzz to Plaza on Fourth, with live music and an open-streets setup that closes the road to vehicles so food trucks can set up and serve. The series runs from spring through fall, creating a fun atmosphere for downtown employees, visitors, and convention attendees, with picnic tables placed on the plaza for added seating. Offerings range from gourmet specialties to classics like burgers and tacos, and coffee and frozen desserts are available on select dates. Presented by JPMorganChase with support from River City Bank.

The 7th Annual Carefree Living Luncheon at The Olmsted brings together community leaders, friends, and supporters to celebrate engagement and philanthropic impact. Attendees can expect a warm welcome with time for registration and networking, followed by a seated lunch and a program featuring heartfelt stories of care and hope. Special guest Chris Redman will deliver the keynote address. The event supports Masonic Homes Kentucky, which has served children, families, and older adults in the Louisville community since 1867 with a mission to enrich the present and enhance the future for those in its care. There is no cost to attend, space is limited, and guests will have an opportunity to give, with all proceeds benefiting charitable care services. Donors who contribute $500 or more may receive signed collector bottles of Maker’s Mark.

Set out from Seidenfaden’s for a no-drop group ride with Paulette Meggoe and friends. A no-drop ride means Paulette or a designated club member looks after anyone who is new to the group or prefers a more relaxed pace. Riders may choose a speed that suits them as long as it is done safely and with consideration for the group. The ride begins with a mass start and runs throughout the year, even in dark or cold conditions, so lights are required. Bringing a repair kit, hydration, a helmet, and weather-appropriate clothing is strongly suggested. Everyone is encouraged to look out for one another, point out glass or other hazards to those behind, and call out “MECHANICAL” if a flat or other issue occurs so help can be provided. A post-ride gathering takes place at Seidenfaden’s.

Explore foundational yoga in a beginner-friendly series focused on the Anusara Universal Principles of Alignment. Designed for newcomers and anyone seeking a refresher, it emphasizes alignment basics to support feeling better from the inside out. Participation is available in person at the studio or through a simultaneous Zoom option for virtual attendance. The series spans eight weeks and costs $108, with special pricing for those new to the series. Drop-in attendance is accepted, and enrollment remains open throughout the series.

Back at Seidenfaden’s by rider request, this group ride begins and ends at the same location. The pace is quick and the pack may split into smaller groups to match different abilities and goals. Expect paceline sections, attacking efforts through Main Street, Old Louisville, and Southern Parkway, an Iroquois hill climb, and sprint points at 2nd and Breckenridge and along Vine Street before rolling back to Seidenfaden’s. New riders can choose an earlier, gentler option from the same spot that also returns to Seidenfaden’s, where bikes are kept inside. After the finish, Seidenfaden’s becomes a biker bar with many craft beers available.

The Henchmen host an open jam that invites musicians from any genre. Amps and drums are provided on site, so bring your own instrument.

The Monarch’s listening room hosts a ticketed, BYOB performance by Robbie Fulks. Raised in North Carolina with a stint in New York City, Fulks first built his career playing bluegrass with Special Consensus, then emerged as a solo artist in Chicago in the mid 1990s. His early records earned national attention for blending honky tonk roots with a contemporary sensibility. A productive collaboration with the late Steve Albini led to a series of acclaimed albums that showcase his sharp wordplay, refined musicianship, and vivid storytelling.

Free trivia at Wick's Pizza Hikes Point invites teams to test their knowledge, with prizes for the highest scores. Participants can sign up in advance to receive a few free clues before the game.

Players can test their cue skills in a weekly pool tournament at More Shenanigan's. The competition follows APA rules, with registration completed before play begins.

Gray Street Farmers Market has moved to LOUMED Commons, a short distance from its usual location. A recent extreme heat warning prompted a temporary closure, and the market is now operating at the new site.

Sam Swope Pet TLC offers extended adoption hours every Thursday, staying open later so there is extra time after work to visit, meet adoptable pets, and connect with a new best friend.

At Copper & Kings, Cultured in the Courtyard transforms the outdoor space into a relaxed hangout with cheese boards, drinks, and casual yard games. Running through the summer, this laid-back series centers on board-style bites and refreshments in an open-air setting.

Learn how to support The Parklands through volunteering at an informational orientation that explains the organization’s mission, how daily operations work, and the many ways to get involved. Volunteer roles range from habitat care, including removing invasive plants, to assisting with summer camp programs. The orientation takes place at the PNC Achievement Center in Beckley Creek Park, and registration is not required.

Experience live professional wrestling. Use the promo code GOCARDS to get five dollars off admission.

A multi-artist show brings several acts together on one bill, featuring performances by Fight From Within, Yung Mosh, Slum City, SBDM Project, Noosebearer, and The Dumpster Babies. Each group shares the same stage for a program of back-to-back sets in a single event.

A new West Louisville YPR chapter is launching, with Savvy and his team focusing on supporting recovery in the West End of Louisville.

An all-abilities mountain bike ride sets out from the gravel lot across from Frisbee Field and explores the Cherokee and Seneca trails. The group regroups at trailheads and road crossings along the way, then finishes back at the gravel lot. After the ride, there is a casual meetup at Rose Hill Lager Haus. A suggested segment provides general guidance for the route, and the Seneca portion may vary from that outline.

Put your knowledge to the test at a trivia night at Pizza Bar presented by All Star Entertainment. There is no entry fee, and six categories are featured each week so all kinds of players can take part. Compete for the chance to win gift cards while enjoying food, drinks, and a lively, friendly atmosphere.

This event focuses on music.

Relive a bygone era aboard the Belle of Louisville on a two hour cruise with a retro theme. This budget-friendly outing is designed for all ages and includes music bingo plus family oriented games. Enjoy a nostalgic experience on the water from start to finish.

Celebrate America’s 250 with a special live presentation that pairs the story of Bourbon with the energy of Kentucky bluegrass music. Join performances led by Bourbon icon Bernie Lubbers and bluegrass legend Steve Cooley, plus curated pours as the history of Bourbon unfolds. Guests can also sample from the Frazier’s exclusive barrel picks, with bottles available for purchase before and after the show. Attendees must be 21+.

Pretty Good Concerts presents Oneida & Kinski with Copiers for an all-ages show. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the music starts at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $18.90 in advance, or $24.90 on the day of the show.