The Caravan has certainly declined a lot from its glory days. The service is slow and the quality…read moreof the crowds is certainly not up to par. But I have a lot of fond memories of this place. It's an institution and I'm going to miss it. And having less outlets for stand up in Louisville is certainly not a good thing. So I hope it finds a new hope.

Best part of Mid City Mall for decades. Great times and entertainment…read more We will miss this venue!

I saw Jesus Christ Superstar at Actor's Theatre last night. The staff and facility were very nice…read more Everyone was so friendly. I've seen several Redline Productions at Actors and am always happy with the production. I would definitely recommend.

My husband and I returned after a decade to see A Christmas Carol. The nostalgia of being there, a…read morespot we grew up in as kids and later as volunteers and subscribers, made us giddy. Being at that specific production in the Pamela Brown made it that more enjoyable. Actors was great about sending reminders for our tickets, which we booked online. They also sent an overview of what to know when visiting the theatre. They have an attached parking garage that is $15. It can take you to various floors of the theatre; however, last night all guests had to enter through the main lobby to pass security. The main lobby is still gorgeous with its high ceiling. The bar offered wine, beer and cocktails plus a few snacks. Helpers stood at the entrance to help guide us to our seating area. Our show was in the Pamela Brown, which has floor and balcony seats. It is small and intimate (yes, a bit tight as well for adults with broad shoulders and thicker thighs than when we were 20 yrs!). No bad seat - and I appreciated the placement of each row being staggered and slightly lifted for better visibility. Actors also offers two other theaters - one is very, very small and you're on the floor with the actors. The other is round and amazing! I want to go to a show just to experience both venues again. I'm so happy to be back and I'm inspired to watch their programming in the future.

My lady and I have been going here for years! Big laughs with some top tier comedians without the…read morebig cost. Most tickets are under $50 each. Get the lemon pepper wings with extra seasoning! The pretzel bites are good too! Those are our default apps to get, and you won't regret those options.

Best Comedy Club In Louisville. Without a doubt…read more We've come here dozens of times and are always met with quality service and a great experience. Prices are a smidgen high on food/drinks - but worth it to support a local and family owned business. Also, the high prices make sense given how well staffed the club has been every time we've been here. Highly recommend for a date night, an evening with friends or a mid-week event! Louisville Comedy Club - I hope you live forever. Side note: please make the sweet chili wings spicier.

I've been coming for years and they NEVER disappoint. This is an event truly made for anyone in the…read morecommunity and the best part is that it's FREE! I recommend bringing bug spray, some water, something comfortable to sit on like a blanket, and a fan to stay comfortable in the heat and throughout the summer. I love going on Rep Weeks towards the end of the summer if there's a particular show I want to see. You don't have to be a Shakespeare expert to enjoy the shows because they give a great explanation in the program. The company is so committed to providing a great show for everyone, one time their power went out and they kept going as long as they could. If there are weather concerns they post updates on their social media and keep the audience informed during the event.

The Kentucky Shakespeare Festival is an awesome, FREE event that happens in Central Park every…read moresummer. They have a new season each year that'll include about 4 different Shakespeare classics. As big theatre nerds, this is such a blast for us. It's so much fun to bring some chairs/blankets, and just camp out while enjoying the show. These performances are also very well put together, and have professional actors that take the stage. If you're looking for food/drinks, they've got you covered also. There are usually a couple food trucks that'll be serving stuff to munch on during the show. This is always on my "To-Do List" every summer!

This was my first year visiting the St. Matthews Street Festival. It's pretty small, but I think…read moreit's intended to be that way, and it's fun to peruse around for a bit. It's mostly just a set up of vendor tents, but also had live music, food from some great local restaurants, beer, a rock climbing wall, and some inflatables for kids. It's a free event, so it won't cost you anything to get in. We parked in the promenade lot and didn't have much of an issue. There were some cool vendors to look through, and some that were a bit gimmicky. They had a great variety of food from Waylon's Feed & Firewater, Lou Lou Food & Drink, SnowWhat, Nothing Bundt Cakes, and a bunch more! It's not really something I would spend all day at, but it's still a nice little summer event.

We attended this event. It was a super hot day and I was pleased with the entertainment. They had…read moretwo stages a Kids stage and a regular stage. Lots of the booths for local business giving away things and booths with games. They had some food options too. We walked through the event very quickly, less than an hour.

A Clarksville gem since World War II‼‼ This establishment has provided the theater and the culture…read moreto a small town and given so many of its residences a chance to be a part of the production. It is something everyone that lives in Clarksville should be proud of‼

I've recently attended a couple of productions here and had lovely experiences both times. Yes,…read moreit's community theater. So you're not going to see Broadway level talent. But you will see some people who are quite good and there is clearly love behind the shows. I have not been disappointed and will gladly return when they do another show I want to see.

We hadn't been to the Gaslight Festival in years and decided to make it part of our Saturday…read moremorning. My husband and I went early enough to not be uncomfortably surrounded by people while visiting the vendor booths. Booths were a mixture of local businesses and groups or small business vendors selling earrings, candles, soaps, cookies, clothing and more. The food vendors were similar to being at the state fair, offering lemonade, corn dogs and funnel cakes. My favorite snack was the popcorn. For the kids they offered a variety of activities - bouncy houses and carnival rides. The Gaslight Festival is actually a few days of events. Most popular activities are the 5k, parade and car show. Street parking can be tough to find but some organizations offer their lot for a small parking fee, which raises money for their group. Keep this in mind if you're wanting to visit a restaurant in the area. (You're likely not going to be able to park at their private lot)

The Jtown Gaslight Festival is a relaxed neighborhood affair -- a perfect festival to close out the…read moresummer with. I was impressed with the amount of booths at this festival -- probably two or three blocks' worth. And these booths included a mix of local businesses and nonprofits, artists and cheaper gifts. For example, if you bring a child and want to buy him/her something inexpensive, you can probably find it here. There is also a car show, which is fun to browse, as well as rides, live music and a variety of fair food. The kettle corn stand made the main thoroughfare smell amazing and rightfully so had a decently long line, which included me. A favorite part was that walking the streets of the festival allowed me to slow down enough to really take in the buildings and businesses lining downtown Jtown. I didn't know that Jtown had its on archeological society, for example. It also provided me an opportunity to check out the new Feast BBQ that just opened in downtown Jtown. Parking was decently easy to come by -- an added plus. It seems like Jtown is becoming a more and more popular place to live and do business. It was fun to see all of this on display at the Gaslight Festival.

Enjoyed the Juneteenth celebration they hosted. Very clean space and parking wasn't bad. I love…read morethat the stage is right off the water and you get a really nice view at night, especially of the bridge. I can't wait to attend more concerts/festivals here!

5 stars for the venue. They have free concerts every Saturday in the summer. Last night the lawn…read moreopened at 6, performance at 7. We strolled in around 7 with our chairs,, cooler and snacks. The venue is out door amphitheater so lots of space,, super clean,, friendly folks. They did check our cooler and bags for alcohol. We were clean.. be sure and take a chair as there is only grassy areas, no Seay a provided. Also, depending on what time you arrive you may have to walk a few blocks,, although there is plenty of free parking on the street. Excellent venue and we will go back. We had been looking forward to seeing the Tina Turner tribute band but were disappointed. I know it was not the bands fault but weather forced them to cancel the show at 5 pm, day of, and then show back on shortly after. So they were just getting set up when we arrived. Warm up band started at 8 and Tina did not start till 9ish. And then she only sang one song until she would do a costume change. Lots of dancing that didn't fit with the performance but the major complaint was the narrating of Tina's history. The whole thing felt like a high school performance. A shame because Sheryl Rouse has an excellent voice and the band is really good. But all in all the show was disappointing. But the venue is exceptional, it was a beautiful night on the river with the Big 4 Bridge in the background. We will go again.