We attended the production for "As You Like It" on the Thursday night in May 2026 before the Friday…read morenight premiere. This show was terrific with regard to costumes, sets, acting, singing, and audio production. Seating was comfortable on the permanently installed benches, but even better with a cushion. Looking forward to many return visits this summer, etc. Online schedule shows pre-performance opening acts as well as the food trucks set up for each evening.

This group is a gem in Louisville! Their performances in Central Park are long standing and all…read morelocals should experience this location. Benches are available (kinda uncomfortable) but you can consider bringing your own chairs or a blanket. This summer the group is already touring over 30 parks in Louisville! The small group played multiple characters and flawlessly changed attire as they left stage and ran back on for the next scene. Sound was fantastic and I loved grabbing my camping chair to settle in and watch. Thank you for what you bring to the community!

This bar has an obvious Japanese pop culture theme, but has an equally prevalent American counter…read moreculture vibe. The folks here are very friendly and chill. It was my first time in Louisville and I saw that this place was really close to where I was grabbing dinner, so I wanted to stop by and grab a drink and check this place out. I'm assuming the area this bar is located in is the hipster area of Louisville. I'm not 100% sure, but having lived in Silver Lake (LA, CA) for a few years, there definitely was some recognizable symptoms of a hipster neighborhood. There's different sake beverages on the menu as well as a really solid, albeit small selection of whiskey (with more than reasonable prices too!). I ordered one of the individually packaged sakes and it was tasty. I got to look around and talk to the bartender a bit. He mentioned they had karaoke on Thursdays and are open to 4am (holy moly - so used to 2am on the west coast). I really wanted to come back, but was just so spent after dinner. It's a shame I couldn't hang out longer or just experience more of what this bar has to offer, but from what I experienced so far, a really great place!

This was an unexpected stop on a night out. Front part of bar was a bit crowded but plenty of space…read morein the back. They have a decent selection of snack food-- we got chips & queso and a spicy chicken quesadilla. Both were good. They also have sushi which looked good, too.

Love this theater, especially now that they have the comfy chairs. The theaters are always clean…read moreand in good repair, and I never have a problem with people talking during the movie.

I thoroughly enjoy listening to music in this venue. I have only ever been here for a U of L…read moreconcert or other local musical event (Louisville Brass Band). My brother invited me to his most recent brass band concert and I am glad I made it out. The sound is great here and the seats are comfortable. It's really a pretty Hall to be inside of while listening to the musical creations. Parking is great during out of school times/weekends.

Let's just call it MCCH, you know, for short…read more Although this theater was a bit hard to find (thankfully I went with someone who was familiar with University of Louisville's music department) - the reward far exceeded the complications in finding the venue. -- TO HELP YOU FIND IT -- google map this lat and long: 38.2196048, -85.7587838 Not only did the concert hall have wonderful acoustics, but the seats (all 558 of them) were comfortable, and there wasn't a bad seat in the house. I'd say if you hear of any concerts going on here, just go. You won't regret it. Unless of course, you really aren't a fan of live music. But, that'd be weird if you managed to find this review. By the way, I saw this group at the MCCH: http://www.shtreiml.com/shtreiml.php If you ever hear this group playing anywhere, go... be sure to stick around for the second set... the harmonica will knock you outta the water. "Shtreiml" according to the website above: Founded in 2002, Montreal/Philly-based Shtreiml offers a high-octane mix of not-so-traditional Eastern-European Jewish and Turkish music.

Jubilee Field is newly opened by a husband and wife team and since visiting, my husband and I have…read morebeen talking about it. We had a great time getting to know the team and hearing how Jubilee Field came to be. I enjoyed an Aperol Spritz and sitting inside the bar. The tables, lighting, paint, and decor have been designed around Jubi, their adorable mascot. Even the bathrooms are fun! A food truck, My Three Sons, is a permanent truck at the spot so you have food options and don't need to leave. Several patio tables and literally a field to brainstorm events here - while we visited there was yoga and a DJ, plus I've seen promotions for trivia on their social pages. Follow them to keep updated. Family friendly, which is a plus for us. We have two teens and love introducing them to Louisville's local spots.

I got to enjoy some grooves and moves with their movement event and had a relaxing, but fun time!…read moreI also stopped by their opening weekend, and noticed a lot of different families having fun on the lawn with all of the activities. I have had several amazing things from the food truck, My Three Sons, and this time went with the nachos. Super loaded, with that classic ball-park nacho cheese. The chicken on top of the nachos was super tender and juicy. I highly recommend their fried fish. I love the ambiance, with hand-crafted pieces from artists on the walls, ceilings and bars. The owners are very sweet and community-centric. And they are regularly hosting events and vendor markets on the lawn. But don't forget, their bar is open for regular business, too. I really love the spicy marg.

This twice-a-year event that only makes me love my neighborhood more and more!…read more The spring walk takes place the Saturday between Thunder and Derby (or the saturday before Derby, in the case of an Easter-induced longer pre-Derby Festival). The fall walk takes place mid-September, usually the weekend after Labor Day. Since Monnik has taken over the walk, things have changed a little bit. But it is still great! Hickory Street, on either side of Burnett, is closed off. There are two outdoor stages set up and bands play all evening and in to the night. In the event of inclement weather, sometimes the performances can be moved indoors at Monnik and maybe Checks. Beer tents, food trucks, cake walks, pull tabs, good music, good people, good times! The other neighborhood bars get in on the fun too, with bands and food or drink specials at spots like the MerryWeather, Nach Bar, Old Hickory Inn, and others. One of the houses near the center point of the walk area has outdoor backyard karaoke. I love this event, I love my neighborhood, and I love my neighbors!

Absolutely love this annual event. The crowd, the music, the food, the atmosphere. Always run…read moreinto folks we know and the music is always great. The streets are closed to traffic , folks bring lawn chairs, there are picnic tables set up, which all makes for a fun, festive atmosphere. Food is available at Checks Cafe and a few other surrounding venues. Parking is on the street but usually available within a block of the venue. They typically have 3 or 4 Blues bands on Friday and that many more on Saturday. The event has been going on for years and the crowd is steady but not overbearing. So get a chair next time, sit in the street, listen to great music, catch up with old friends, have a beer and a brat and enjoy the BLUES. All for free, well music and sitting are free, beer not so much.

I had never been here before and it was a great experience. I met a dear friend for brunch at the…read moreAF side. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. We sat outside on a beautiful Saturday on a really large nice patio. They don't worry about anyone running out on the bill because you walk up and place your order and pay right then. When your light up device goes off you go pick it up. Again , the food was excellent!

I first discovered Hauck's Corner through an IG reel featuring bars with great patios in…read moreLouisville, and it immediately went on my must-visit list. When I saw they were hosting a Love Island season premiere party, I knew it was the perfect time to finally check it out. Parking was easy - we found street parking right across the street, and there's also a reasonably price parking lot directly across from the entrance for after hours parking. What surprised me the most was the size of this place. It's HUGE! There are so many outdoor seating areas that it never felt crowded, even during a special event. Inside, there were two rooms with large TVs showing Love Island, plus themed decorations and drink specials that made the watch party that much more special. There were 8 of us and it was not difficult to find a table of us all on a Tuesday night. The bartenders were friendly and efficient. I was told the quesadillas were good too! (I had dinner beforehand but my friends ordered some food). The restroom I used was small but clean. Overall, Hauck's Corner lived up to the hype and then some. Great patio spaces, fun events, good food, and excellent service. I can't wait to go back!