In a city rich with incredible music, it’s difficult to point to a harder working band than Louisville electro-pop quartet The Pass. Shortly after arriving on the scene as Zanzabar’s resident dance party darlings, the band got right to business, … Continue reading
“I think the older you get, the more comfortable you are in your own skin. And that includes picking up your own weird hobbies.”
Sitting across the table from Nora Christensen and Shawn Hennessey, the masterminds behind Squallis Puppeteers, I feel a little like Chris Farley interviewing Sir Paul McCartney.
Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest recently hosted David Sharpe and Anne Abrons as part of the facility’s annual Artist in Residence program. I had the pleasure of visiting with these two talented artists just as they were finishing their time … Continue reading
Sitting at a table covered with floor plans and watercolor architectural sketches, Charlotte Ipsan, the newly appointed president of the future Norton Women’s Hospital and Kosair Children’s Hospital – St. Matthew’s, discussed the transformation she is overseeing with the enthusiasm … Continue reading
“…There is not a single moral offence which does not, directly or indirectly, affect many others besides the actual offender. Hence, whether an individual is good or bad is not merely his own concern, but really the concern of the … Continue reading
“Roadtrip!” Just that one serendipitous word uttered by Kelsey King and her three girlfriends in 2009 has led to the University of Louisville’s entry into the 2013 United States Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competition. On her way into the … Continue reading
New Owners bring new life to Dairy Kastle.