Good To My Hood section
There’s a lot to do in Old Louisville. A renaissance revival of sorts is shaking this area to the core, allowing mom and pop shops to crop up through the rubble of previously abandoned shop fronts. The Phoenix-like rebirth of … Continue reading
Ron and Jane Harris love Old Louisville. The open and graceful layout of Third Street in Old Louisville is a refreshing departure from most other developed spaces within the city: wide sidewalks give way to beautifully landscaped yards and three-story … Continue reading
Next time you drive through Clifton, cut down Payne Street and notice the wildflower garden lining the street.
Kathy Weisbach greets me at the door of her home in Crescent Hill followed by her dog, Dottie; a small white dog with black spots, floppy ears and a gentle disposition.
Timothy Tucker and the United Crescent Hill Ministries Kitchen
Leveling the playing field for artists with disabilities.
Revisiting the Creativity Rising Public Art Project. One of the most memorable works of art I’ve ever seen was inside a sweaty boxing gym in Brooklyn.
Louisville is most assuredly a city of parks. There are the grand parks like Cherokee and Iroquois – the Olmsted Parks that invite activity on a large scale, that pull Louisvillians in from all over the city along their stately … Continue reading