Chewing The Fat
I’m sitting in a sagging booth at Los Mezcales, finishing my beef cheek and tongue tacos and considering ordering the pork skin. A thought comes to my mind: Why am I so in love with this food? I salivate at … Continue reading
News
Royal Treats
New Owners bring new life to Dairy Kastle.
Agriculture Legacy Initiative
On the second to last Sunday in April, a group of young farmers gathered on what just might have been the last chilly day of the season. Some hoped that a patchy frost wouldn’t get their newly planted spring crops. … Continue reading
Back to the Garden: Stephen Bartlett
“Do you see this?” Stephen Bartlett crouched down and delicately lifted a leaf from a sprawling groundcover I mistook for a weed. My daughter crouched beside him. “This is mint. If you have a stomachache, this is what you make … Continue reading
Mama Likes. . . Gardening
At the first blush of spring, I drag out my shovel and start planting. If your kids are like mine, they want to help dig, plant, and water. Gardening is a wonderful learning opportunity for children that can lead to … Continue reading
Growing Pains
This city loves itself. We love our independently owned restaurants and the local chefs who run them. We burst with pride over our talented musicians, actors, writers, and artists. One look at any one of the bustling farmers’ markets scattered … Continue reading
Draplin Design Co.
Aaron Draplin, of Draplin Design company, comes from the mighty Pacific Northwest. He will be visiting Louisville on Thursday, May 24th to deliver his talk, “Tall Tales from a Large Man.”
Looking for Local Music
Many devotees of Louisville’s music scene were left confounded by the sudden closure of ear X-tacy late last year. After all, it wasn’t long ago that artists and fans alike could readily find and discover local talent within the bins … Continue reading