Can we all just take a moment to admit that the Kentucky Derby, with all of its parades and balloons and pretty horses, is not a kid holiday? I know, you probably go to the Pegasus Parade and the Great … Continue reading
“We babysit those roses up until Friday: grading them, checking them, separating them to get the best. And then that Friday we attach the first rose at 4 o’clock.” Bio: Garland-maker extraordinaire. Manager of the Kroger Floral Center in Louisville. … Continue reading
The Shakespeare Behind Bars program is held in a small windowless room on the first floor of a building located at the far side of the Luther Luckett Correctional Complex prison yard. Participating inmates make the trek down the long, … Continue reading
“I also need to give credit to Martha Stewart. I started getting a subscription to her magazine when I was about 15 years old. Martha Stewart made me feel like, ‘I just want to make stuff.’” Bio: Cake designer. Creator … Continue reading
Last month, local indie rockers Nerves Junior released the EP “Craters,” their first offering in two years. Its three tracks are excellent, as intricate and tightly layered as anything the band has ever done, each one a musically noteworthy standout … Continue reading
The growth of adult hockey in Louisville Growing up, many young hockey fans dream of winning the big game. For the majority, these dreams die with age. School, then work, takes priority. Dreams change and dreamers become spectators. By the … Continue reading
I’m fortunate that I have been able to see the process of creating an action figure, so I can look at it differently than someone who walks into a Toys “R” Us and sees a Batman figure on the shelf. … Continue reading
Actors Theatre Partners with ZFX to make dreams come to life on stage. “Sprezzatura” is a medieval Italian word that describes the enormous effort that goes into the act of seeming effortless. The Irish poet William Butler Yeats applied the term … Continue reading
