Ok the silent majority are here!…read more The Mellwood Arts Center is a small community of artists who work hard and display their creativity here. The walls talk here if you listen. This is a small space to come and visit. They have a brewery and coffee shop onsite. Many of the businesses here are so small that this is the space they practice business from. If you're looking for a small space to work with. Your own office space. This place is perfect. They have ample parking and lots of space. Plus the connection to the past of what's left of this brewery. The positive art energy all around the place gives it a great pulse. If you want to feel it you have to come out and see it.

This large buildings house many small shop that appeal to anyone. From exercise, arts, food,…read morejewelry, the largest antique shop in the city and many more. They is plenty of parking across the street and beside it. It is fun to discover new shops and talk to the owners. It is a unique experience every time I go.

The Olmsted is a fantastic venue with amazing catering and a beautiful and clean event space…read more Masterson's always delivers quality food selections, and the event staff here is top knotch!

Through the years I've attended weddings, professional conferences and special events at The…read moreOlmsted. The main buildings sit back from the road but their entrance and signage are fairly easy to spot on Frankfort Ave. I also appreciate the ample parking near the main building. Several steps lead to the front door so check with the Olmstead's team if you need a ramp. If needed, a coat check is in the lobby. The main foyer sits in the middle of two ballrooms. For conferences and weddings they can utilize both sides - i.e. one side for speakers / ceremony and another for lunches / reception. A stage is available and at one wedding the ceiling was beautifully decorated. Food is fairly basic but I've always enjoyed it. Servers came around regularly to clear plates and restock drinks. Bathrooms are located off the foyer and have a few stalls to manage a crowd. Outside the main building offers outside seating and lots of greenery. No issue with sound, whether it's speakers hooked up to wireless mics or DJs and classical ensembles. The screen projection for conferences is very clear too. My only issue is seating when attending a conference. The chairs are metal and not comfortable during a full-day session.

Fantastic co-working space that has fast internet and even offers a one day pass…read more Mark - one of the owners - met me at the door, gave me a tour, and got me going. I will say I emailed 5 co-working spaces in the area and the Root was the only one that responded ?!?! Strange. Also - I parked "literally" 4 feet from the front door in free parking. I would recommend this place to anyone. Good coffee too.

The Root is THE spot to romanticize your work life…read more Listen, working from home is great until you realize you've been in the same sweatpants for three days and your "coworkers" (a.k.a. your pets) are demanding snacks every five minutes. Enter The Root--aka my new favorite place to feel like a productive, put-together entrepreneur . The decor? A+ vibes. It's giving Pinterest-worthy coworking goals with just the right amount of artsy coolness. The space feels so authentic to New Albany--like if your dream office and your favorite local coffee shop had a baby. They've got phone booths for private calls (so you don't have to whisper-yell on Zoom in a café), conference rooms for big boss meetings, and even event spaces if you're feeling fancy and want to host something. Oh, and did I mention the recording studio?? Podcasters, content creators, and people who love hearing their own voice--this one's for you ‍. Bottom line: If you're looking for a coworking space that's actually inspiring and not just "a table and Wi-Fi," The Root is it. Highly recommend. 12/10. Would move in if they let me. ‍

Although I live less than a mile from The Jeffersonian I've only ever been there for voting. For…read morethat function I rate The Jeffersonian a 5. Voting here is organized and very accessible. The parking lot is easy to access right off of Taylorsville road and there is plenty of parking in two large, separate parking areas. The voting is very streamlined and easy to do. You walk in, present your ID, they give you a ballot, fill it out, drop it off, get a sticker (or wrist band) and you're on your way. It's never taken me longer than 20 minute to vote in any election. My recommendation would be to vote early (if you can), and if you're voting on Election day, go as early in the day as you can. It can get very busy the later in the day. High Marks for voting at The Jeffersonian!

People, food great, with decor a bit dated but great for the Williamsburg area. Cleanliness is…read morealways a virtue and they had cloth napkins!Great family owned restaurant! . Nice to support the small businesses.

We went for an open house on Saturday. The Filson Historical Society paired with Oxmoor Farms to…read moreprovide the open house. It was well organized, from parking, sign in, volunteer assistance to signage. We were able to tour the house, the library, all the out buildings (slave quarters, hemp house, outdoor kitchen, springhouse and laundry) and the gardens. It was an impressive estate and we learned a lot about Buillet and his family through the ages. There is a gift shop and tours are offered as well as the concert series they hold on the grounds. I will return for a guided tour and highly recommend to others.

I always love visiting the Oxmoor Farm! Tonight's event was a bourbon tasting in the library. The…read moreroom is spectacular! I have attended musical performances previously. They are also wonderful! On my bucket list is a tour complete with bourbon tasting. They have delicious looking bourbon balls for sale as well! The home is lovely as are the grounds. It's worth a visit!

Great visit today to see my SIL in her element playing pickleball and competing in a members only…read moretournament. High ceilings, front lobby with refreshments, several courts, and seating for visitors. Players must have a membership to use courts. Games cannot be purchased as a day pass or hourly. Membership totals are also limited to ensure players can play without the hassle of long waits. Courts are offered for beginner to advanced levels. During regular hours, players place their paddles court side to reserve the next game. The atmosphere is very social. Facility felt clean. Upstairs is a large room for warm ups, stretching, and tables for food and refreshments. Visitors welcomed and no entry fee. Plenty of parking in the shared shopping center.

As a total first-timer, this place is AMAZING! I am halfway through their 8-session beginner course…read moreand I actually feel like I'm getting the hang of it. (Or at least, I'm no longer a danger to myself or others).The small class sizes are perfect, the rates and discounts are incredibly reasonable, and the flexible hours fit any schedule. Best of all, it is a true "play at the level you aspire to" environment. Everyone is welcoming, zero judgment. I plan on playing for the foreseeable future. My current goal: get good. My realistic goal: get decent. Either way, I'm hooked!

Preparations are underway for Oktoberfest 2026 for Friday and Saturday and also something new and…read moreexciting this year for Friday's keg tapping. We've been busy volunteering to help with some of the behind the scenes setup for this huge event. Volunteers make this possible each year and it's always an exciting time. Parking is also always a challenge, so a photo is attached to this review to offer the best solution for the dilemma. Both nights are usually very busy, but we've found Friday night is our favorite. Lots of delicious food, cold imported German beer, and fabulous live music both days. Enter the main gate to the left of the parking lot, present your ID, receive a wristband, and prepare to have a wonderful time.

The GAC is a treasured place in Louisville! The largest events are Oktoberfest and Maifest. There…read moreare many other gatherings both inside and out. Live bands are typically an event highlight! There is plenty of beer always available as well as wine, bourbon, and other non-alcoholic options. The homemade food is delicious and calorie free (J/K). Come checkout out sometime!

Visited here for a spectacular tour prior to a dinner reservation at the nearby Barn8 restaurant in…read morelate spring 2024 a few weeks prior to Derby 150. Timing was excellent leading up to the race. We arrived for the last tour of the day at 3 PM on a Sunday and were directed to a covered wagon being pulled by a tractor. We used a small set of steps to access the wagon and then took our spot on one of the long bench seats on either side. Bales of hay lined the center of the wagon and were covered with soft horse blankets. Our tour guide was fantastic and entertaining with his presentation. He welcomed our questions and was very approachable during the entire tour, which was approximately an hour, and we did not feel rushed. We toured one of the horse barns where we were able to meet and greet at least 4 horses, including thoroughbred and Lippizaner breeds. We also were able to view a video presentation, trophy room, and memorabilia, which were all very informative and interesting. We resumed the wagon tour and accessed various fields along the route out and back, which contained foals, colts, and adult horses. Gorgeous picturesque property with rolling green fields surrounded by neat black board fences and very well maintained. This was an amazing experience for me even though I have lived in this area for many decades and I learned quite a bit of history while on the tour. I look forward to returning to share the experience with family and friends and knowing the tour will continue to evolve as the seasons change and the life cycle of the horses continues. I would also rate this as one of the top 5 things someone should see if they are visiting the area for the first time and want to better understand the importance of the horse in this region.

Located about a half an hour drive from downtown Louisville is Hermitage Farm. We do not drive,…read morebut fortunately Hermitage Farm offers a package that includes admission to the Kentucky Derby Museum, a tour of the farm, and a shuttle between the museum and farm. The tour of Hermitage Farm, an operational thoroughbred nursery, included a ride through the beautiful grounds, a visit to the barn (where we saw eight horses and a baby), lunch made of ingredients grown on the farm, and a bourbon tasting (Old Forester, Maker's Mark, Russell's Reserve). A great way to spend a sunny afternoon! [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023]