Do be aware. Sometimes "psychics" can be very tricky…read more I have had several appointments with her, none of which held much merit, nor have come to pass. Actually everything she had told me was close to the opposite. I have had many readings from other psychics in the past, her readings are nowhere close to accurate in comparison to the readings I have received. Again, do be aware.

Gina is AMAZING! I can't recommend her more highly! She brought me peace and serenity that I needed…read moreso badly to hear. She was dead on with everything she said. I didn't lead her in any way. She is truly gifted! Thank you Gina, I'll definitely be back for more.

Everytime I read with Alex, she continues to blow my mind! From her timing of future events and…read morecurrent situations shes mentioned, Alex has been on point! Most of all, I truly appreciate her guidance and gentle soul in helping me in various parts of my life!

I've been fascinated by mediums since before Theresa Caputo was stopping people on the street. I've…read morealways wanted to go but fate has had other plans. There was the place with the 3 year wait, the place that forgot to make note of the appointment and a few others. This just happened to come along and apparently, it was the right place, time and person. I came with a group of 4, all from my moms side. This might not be necessary but we didn't want to complicate things for our family members that had passed on. To say our reading was amazing is an understatement. The details that Jessica knew absolutely blew me away. From a grandmother that was on oxygen to an uncle who had throat cancer to a grandpa who had Alzheimer's...I honestly felt as though she captured their personalities and their individuality while getting their messages through. I know that we were able to let go of some feelings that we were holding onto. It was so great to know that my family that had passed on still had so much to say (and fuss over!) I have so many positive things to say and I can't wait to have another session. I already know of at least one person who has reached out for an appointment due to my experience. There are another 4-5 people who are seriously considering it. Jessica did an amazing job with our reading and I would highly recommend her to anyone who was curious about their family members who had passed.

Listen: you're a hot mess, your chakras are blocked, spirits have messages for you, and you need…read moresome direction and help. This is the place to get it. They'll help heal your chakras, share the messages from beyond as well as other services all at reasonable prices. They're located in a beautiful location with ample parking in Old Louisville. You read that correctly: ample parking in old Louisville. Please don't bring demons.

Outstanding research facility. Super friendly and helpful staff. My short visit in 2024 was…read moreexceptionally productive. A couple comments about logistics: - There is a small parking area within the complex. There is also a larger surface parking lot kitty-cornered to the site that I found first. There was a small yard-style sign in the parkway identifying it as such. Both lots are free. - Easy and uncomplicated to find. Light traffic. Relatively uncrowded. - If you are interested in the tour arrange ahead. - They have specific rules and regulations to follow to protect the collection. Read and observe them. - There is a lovely sandwich shop around the corner. Reminds me of the places from college. Excellent food but limited menu. - Near other attractions in downtown Louisville. SAR library, distillery tours and the Louisville Slugger factory (expensive tour).

The Filson is a Louisville treasure!…read more Some things I love about it: * It's located in such a beautiful, large, stately Victorian home in Old Louisville. It just oozes historical charm. * It includes rotating exhibits as well as items that are always on display, most of which touch on the history of Louisville or Kentucky. * If you're interested in genealogy, definitely check it out. Its researchers have the resources and expertise to help you research your or other families. * It hosts regular events with authors and history experts. * It recently unveiled its new expansion, which includes beautiful event space. I heard somewhere that the wood slats are arranged in a way to represent the waves of the Ohio River. They also reminded me of bourbon barrel staves -- applicable as well. I got to attend the recent Creative Mornings event at the Filson, and while I was there I also admired the old Kentucky-themed music posters framed and on the walls. Since the Filson has been around for so long, I feel like it's easy to take it for granted. If you get the chance, definitely pay a visit!

I had so much fun, and so did my friend with his two young boys. I love goats, so after nabbing an…read moreoatmeal cookie cream pie and coffee at Please & Thank You, we headed to the goat races. Each race is a very short sprint, but they took place every 20 minutes or so. After one of the races, we went to watch the goats enjoy their well-deserved rest, food, and cuddles in one of the pens. Later, pat a sweet cow and some other farm animals that were centrally located in the festival footprint. We had brilliant weather that was slightly chilly and warmer as the afternoon went on. Everyone was in a good, welcoming mood so I got to talk with several of the craftspeople and artist vendors. That reminds me, I'm going to follow up with the flower vendor who sold beautiful flowers in clear resin as earrings, wall art, and even soap dishes.

Nulu Bock Fest is such A fun and unique Louisville event. My advice, go early! The first 1-2 hours…read moreof the event were great. We looked at all the vendors selling food, beer and merch. We saw the first goat race with no viewing issue. As the event goes on the space gets pretty packed, lines become long and seeing the goat race become more challenging. Lots to see and do for the entire family.