“Trying to take Sunday off is nostalgic and cool.” The room was filled with bits and pieces of gorgeous wood: barn planks weathered from decades of humid Kentucky summers, single tree stumps, and collectible exotic woods destined for special projects … Continue reading
There are few better things in the world of local live music than a homecoming. And Zanzabar will be playing host to a fairly epic one on Friday, May 10, when the punk rock trio Coliseum will be rolling back … Continue reading
Two weeks before things fell apart, I decided to make cookies. It was almost Christmas – the first Christmas in 30 years I would be spending away from home. I hadn’t lived in Louisville for a decade (not counting my … Continue reading
“We believe that theater is a really powerful tool for learning important skills in life,” said Jennifer Thalman Kepler, community outreach director of Louisville’s all-female theater company, Looking for Lilith. The company prides itself in telling unheard stories and lifting … Continue reading
Martina Kunnecke has a lot to say. From the moment she walks in to Heine Brothers’ Coffee, she begins describing the latest efforts of her organization, Neighborhood Planning and Preservation. Even before she orders her tea or settles down at … Continue reading
Linsey Gessner and Hannah Wemitt are smiling. Their enthusiasm is both charming and infectious. Gessner is the education associate and Wemitt is the marketing director for StageOne Family Theatre. As they share about StageOne’s upcoming DramaWorks summer camp season, it … Continue reading
Jason Mattox is a 36-year-old pinstriper who sometimes works under the name Timebomb Kustoms. The walls of his family home in New Albany are covered with framed photographs. Descending into his basement feels like walking from a hall of memories … Continue reading
