Prior to Muhammad Ali, he was first Cassius M Clay jr. He was raised in a segregated middle class…read moreneighborhood in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. His childhood home was preserved in 2010 and added to the national archives to preserve its historical significance. We can see that a boy grew to a man and became the iconic symbol and figure of Muhammad Ali.

We went to Muhammad Ali childhood home today to check it out. Since we were in the not too far…read moreaway area for his sinner. We decided to drive down there and check out the house that he grew up with him. There's nothing much in this it's just a small little pink house and has a sign out front describing that this is his childhood home. That's about it nothing great but spectacular it's in a Not so great area of Louisville. So be mindful when exploring

The alley at cardinal stadium is a tailgate/bar area that opened up starting with the 2021…read moreuniversity of Louisville football season. The entrance sits across the street from the main entrance area of Uofl home football stadium cardinal stadium. The entrance is actually maintained and monitored by event security. I didn't make it to the season opener against eku for the 2021 season but for the second game we played central Florida on a Friday night (and won!) so before I entered the stadium I decided to check this new experience out. Event security wands and checks you before entering. Upon entering there is a large spacious area for food trucks, beer trucks and a huge turf area full of corn hole boards. There was a stage with a live band playing and they had an outdoor bar that was packed to the gills so I didn't get a great look. They have a nice inside area that was Rsvp only. The vibe and atmosphere here was great. Plenty of fun tailgate activities. Cool food trucks for pizza or bbq and plenty of places to buy beer or harder alcohol beverages. In the very back is a patrolled bathroom that is a roll of port o pots protected behind a wooden fence for extra privacy. Everything here was well down. Very visually pleasing and cool cards decor. I think the alley is going to be immensely popular and foresee it becoming a long standing fun pre game tradition for Uofl football games. I look forward to what the future holds for the alley. And as always.....Go Cards!

Cool spot located right across feom cardinal stadium. It features overpriced food trucks and over…read morepriced beer. It has a band that plays and has some cornhole boards to play. It gets really crowded and not easy ti move around but it's a cool spot to check out still

Learn about natural surroundings of the Ohio Falls . The latest of fossil beds that have been…read morediscovered and preserved for generations to see and learn about . Great way to spend an afternoon or during certain time of the year when the water and weather behaves itself come and explore. The best of your city to see and experience. The parking is less than a cup of coffee and goes to the park. The beauty inside and outside is amazing. Lots of nature all over. You have to see it to truly enjoy it .

Well. This is kind of a double museum, and I mean that in the nicest way, because sometimes it is…read moregreat to share your childhood with your children. The staff are very knowledgeable and very willing to explain anything you would like them to. The exhibits are a bit antiquated and are missing a few things for kids- paper, pencils, crayons for rubbings. The movie goes on a bit for young kids. But I do think the exhibit about how rivers form is excellent! And I also thought the American Indian exhibit was interesting along with the exhibit about Lewis and Clark, which is at the end.

Louisville Crow Mural by local artist called "the art cartel" is maybe my favorite piece of public…read moreart in the whole city of Louisville (this and you're future is bright in Nulu are close). Simply a beautiful, large and creative piece of art work. Located in the Shelby park neighborhood this wonderful art mural is in a hotbed of public art. Literally within walking distance of 7-10 other very cool art murals. Me and my friend fellow yelper Jeremy J planned out an afternoon of trying new places and Checking out public art in the Shelby park and Nulu neighborhood. We was very excited for this particular piece and it did not disappoint. Very stunning. Overall Worth a trip to Shelby park. And while your there make an evening out of it. Check out other local public art grab w great hot dog and play ping pong across the street or hang out and find something to eat or but at the Logan street market just one block away.

Excellent mural that my buddy and fellow yelp homie Joseph G visited while we were in the area…read more This is one of the best murals in the city to me. It is Huge and colorful and very detailed. This is a must see if you live in Louisville or are visiting

This is a really nice stadium located down in cardinal area that is right next to the football…read morestadium have the university is over there but is an excellent baseball facility that I've been to quite a bit in my life especially my dad sometimes we get tickets and he likes to go to baseball games so we like to go and I remember a few years back that was a dollar beer and dollar hotdogs so I take like $20 they're not the best time ever so good Place good environment good experience go carts cards

Louisville's lack of major league professional sports franchises has contributed to the evolution…read moreof U of L's transformation from a public university into something that looks more like a corporate-sponsored for-profit sports franchise. I wouldn't go so far as to say the Yum Center isn't fun or that it's unsavory to pay $80 for a mediocre seat to see a basketball game and contribute to the growing beast that is the NCAA, but it's nice to be reminded every now and then that the reason why college sports has grown to be the hulking enterprise it is today is because the product can be very good. Which brings us to Cardinals baseball. First and foremost, games are free. You can show up here with a bag of tacos from across the street and no one is going to charge you a single nickel to watch 9 innings of quality baseball. The facility is an excellent one. Tuesdays are $1 hot dogs, and Fridays are $1 Buds. The crowd is frequently good (listed seating capacity of 2,500, with 1,500 chair back seats), and there is an area in left field where you can let your kids run around. Plenty of giveaways and concessions. Plus, it's worth mentioning that U of L has a pretty good team. They regularly contend for the conference title and are often in the top 25. I just hope they don't win a national title anytime soon, 'cause I don't want to see these seats packed every game. Let's leave it the way it is, ok?

I'm not sure why. This is called three points but it's still pretty cool to check out. It's on the…read morecorner of Shelby area just filled with million euros. This is just another one. It's really cool to look at them.

Three points is a Shelby park neighborhood mural that is pretty creative snd uses cool colors and…read moreart. I'm not sure the reasoning or artist behind this piece but like many pieces int the very close almost distance it is down very Well. My theory which could be wrong is Lousiville has always been described as having three different areas or points. We have a east end, west end and south end. So I think that it may be a tribute to that. Could be wrong though. Overall very nice piece of public art.

Parking here is a complete joke. I'm in a lot close to the venue (paid $50) and we've all been…read moresitting here for over 2 hours after the Zac Bryan concert! What are you doing??? Have you never hosted a large event. I've been to a lot concerts and large events and this is the worst managed parking I have ever experienced! Get you stuff together if you want to host large events

Amazing view! well priced drinks, clean bathrooms, and an amazing time! Easy to navigate and well…read morepriced tickets. 10/10 well worth it. Best college football stadium.

While I can't speak to the experience of renting the KCD Theatre, I can share my recent visit as a…read moreguest to a friend's event. After 6 years, my friend released her documentary and chose this venue to debut it to family, friends and donors. Sitting on the KCD school site, this venue is used for school events and local shows and plenty of parking is available. The website doesn't provide very much information but a contact name, email and number is listed for rental information. The lobby was nice - tall ceilings, large windows for natural light, restrooms and doors on both side to open into the theatre. My friend had a small cart in the lobby to provide guests with drinks - in our case, non-alcoholic. Signs ask for food and drinks to be discarded before entering the theater. There's an impressive amount of seats inside! Very professional and upscale look to the stage, seating, etc. I've been to local theatre shows and their venues don't come close to the size and quality. The seats are roomy and the rows give ample leg room. As a guest, I had no issues with sound or visual quality, although my friend noted the screen wasn't quite formatted for her film (my untrained eye still has no idea what she's talking about!). The KCD Theatre is definitely a venue to check out if you're hosting an event that requires staging and theatre seating.

I didn't want to give this venue one star, but you must on Yelp! I've been a pro musician in this…read morecity for over 40 years and have produced many successful shows and events. I produced an all female revue a couple years ago called Chix Mix.The talent was amazing, and I was begged to reproduce it in Louisville. Our first venue made a double booking, so we made many calls and on Dec 1 procured this venue. I worked with the director, Rudy Keel on getting the staging and production going. He requested charity papers from me and I requested quotes and contracts from him. After that, I called, emailed and could not get him to answer me. I brought in our charity Rep who called management at KCD to demand that he call us. We went out there, toured with him, told him exactly what we needed. He promised to send us a quote and contract that evening. It never appeared. We could not present our quote to the board for funding without any contract.At this point, he had stalled us for over three months. We were four weeks from production without contracts, quotes, tickets and web advertising which he had promised. I had 30 musicians and singers booked for this event which would have showcased some of the best local talent we have! If I had more time and energy, I would have sued them. All they care about is booking famous artists and doing their own shows. Shame on KCD for keeping this incompetent man in charge of this theatre. Shame on you for promising us a venue and then not answering phones, emails, etc. I've since heard from other local artists who were treated the same way. Warning...do not book here or patronize this venue until they replace this person and step up to their promises!