In 1971, Don and Sandy Coulter were like other 30-something Louisvillians: smart, ambitious, and in love—not only with one another, but with their thriving Cherokee Park neighborhood. Fueled by a passion for antiques, art, and community, Don and Sandy, along … Continue reading
SOME (other) Things to do during Derby season As every local knows, the Derby celebration is a month-long bourbon-tinged party filled with brunches, galas, and drinking lunches. And that it begins the first week of April.
OK, Mama doesn’t really like The Kentucky Derby all that much, but Mama does enjoy spring and any excuse to get the kids outside. With that in mind, I bring you the Derby edition of Mama Likes, focusing on three … Continue reading
I didn’t give the Kentucky Derby much thought before I moved to Louisville. For most of my adult life, I lived in New Orleans.
<h2>I’ve always been fascinated by the sport of horse racing for a variety of reasons. As someone who is not a Louisville native, my wonder has only increased during the six years I have now called the city home. <h2>
“As soon as basketball season is over, if I lived somewhere else, there would be this drought until summertime comes. I love how The Derby transitions me right into summer.”
Forget running: residents of the Lucky Horseshoe neighborhood park for the roses.
Timothy Tidwhistle is an assumed name, but rest assured he is a very real person. If you need advice send us a message at holler@thelouisvillepaper.com —Mgmt. I really want my fiancé and I to do a photo shoot with our dogs … Continue reading