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4.6 (34 reviews)

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Bob A.

At Waterfront Park by the Big Four Bridge for Waterfront Wednesday. Great free music concert series for everyone. Close to the bridge, you can take a walk to Indiana and back if so inclined. There is lots of shade to sit in while waiting for sunset. Vendors for food and drink. No dogs or coolers allowed (they check). Bike racks for those choosing environmentally friendly transportation. Swings in the park are great for just chillin. You can people watch, river watch, relax, or let the music make you move. There is parking in the park's parking lots, but they fill quickly for events. Be prepared to park on a side street and walk a bit. Always fun, it is great for families with young kids, teenagers, or singles/couples. Check it out and have some fun.

Shelley S.

We came down here for the Waterfront Wednesday on 7/31. The weather was perfect! We parked on the Jeffersonville side of the bridge and walked over. We brought lawn chairs which was so much better than sitting on the ground. They have food and drink tents there. Getting there around 6 is best to ensure you get a good spot. This place fills up around 8ish. The event opens at 5, half price drinks 5-6. Show starts at 6.

Swinging at waterfront Wednesday
Nancy P.

What an awesome venue and event for the city. WFPK hosts live, free music on the waterfront at the base of the Big Four Bridge twice a month during the summer. (check their webpage for exact dates). We just happened to be going downtown to walk the Big Four Bridge today and as an added bonus one of the bands was setting up for the concert so we got to hear a little bit of the rehearsal while swinging in a shaded swing there on the great lawn. There were food trucks setting up, cocktails being served and just a fun, awesome atmosphere on the river. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. There are some trees for shade and the ramp to the walking bridge also provides some shade. And there is plenty of sunshine to be had as well. As we were walking back over the bridge from Jeffersonville (lots of folks from there were carrying their chairs over the bridge to see the show) we were able to stand on the ramp and listen to the music. This is a family friendly event and a great venue for summer evening music. Parking can be an issue as the event can attract large crowds so be prepared to walk a distance with your chair. Tonight there were three bands playing at 6, 7:30 and 9. It was so much fun to be there early, have a great parking place and then see the crowd fill in. Everyone should go at least once. I love my city and all they have to offer.

Bianca P.

Waterfront Wednesday is always a good time. Its the last Wednesday of the month from May-September. They do not allow outside drinks, but they sell beer, wine and cocktails on site (beer usually $7, wine and cocktails usually $8). They also have a variety of food vendors and food trucks. The music features three different bands--the first band performs at 6pm. Bring chairs or blankets and spend the evening sitting outside and listening to some free music!

Joseph T.

I just wrote a long review on WFPK on their Yelp page. I have all the time in the world for WFPK and for this event. It genuinely is as good as it gets. Free outside concert from some of the best, up and coming bands in the nation, What is not to like about this thing? Parking is easy. Everyone just parks down by the Big Four Bridge. Easy enough. And it's free parking. I would suggest watching the weather and going when it is not cold and when it is not rainy. If you go when it is either cold and/or rainy, you'll be miserable. Waterfront Wednesday is the best way to spend a nice, Spring/Summer evening in this city.

2014 first Waterfront Wednesday of the year.
Kathy V.

Free, fun, good music, good times. What more could you ask for? Local bands AND national acts are featured. Always a good time!

Kathy L.

Love coming here for waterfront Wednesday. It always a good crowd and good time. I love hear new/ old local artists and bands. We have some talent in the area. Speaking of talent, these food truck vendors are on point, loved seeing Steel City Pops cart, Lil Cheezers, Graeters ice cream, however disappointed there was no local brewery selling their beer there, just the usually domestics. But over all great event every time I go, this time I took the East trolley sponsored by Republic Bank and it was so much fun they played trivia games and you can win Republic Bank buck you can use at some of the vendors! Family friendly and wear comfortable clothes and shoes. There will be some walking plus the bridge is there if you want to walk too.

Great weather where is my friend @erica
Victoria C.

Wonderful place to enjoy the out doors. It's right next to the Ohio river and there is an awesome walking bridge that will take you to Indiana. They always have cool events. We went to the free Wednesday concerts yesterday and two weeks ago we went to a food truck festival. Parking is usually easy and inexpensive. Kid friendly.

During "Moon Taxi" concert
John R.

Waterfront Wednesday is wonderful. You can see great artists for free. It's family friendly, but don't bring your children if they are afraid of large crowds (because there are always a lot of people). The drinks are a tiny bit pricy at the beer tents. $5 for a regular beer, $7 for a tall beer. That's not going to break the bank though. There is a great selection of foods to try from the many food trucks that are there. And they even has an ATM area. A great time. Definitely worth checking out, no matter your age.

Silks set up, doing circ du soleil type things
Elizabeth R.

By far one of my favorite things that the city of Louisville has to offer. In the few years that I have living here, I've only missed two or three Waterfront Wednesdays. Starting with the location- always perfect. Waterfront Park is a beautiful spot and they set up the stage right by the walking bridge. I love that about the event because standing on the bridge to watch/listen to the shows is great. You have a wonderful view of downtown, the Ohio River, the stage, and everyone at the concerts. I do spend some time listening to WFPK, so I often recognize one or two of the acts they have. However even without knowing any of the bands I still go and would suggest to anyone else that they do the same. The atmosphere is what always brings me back. Everyone is having a great time hanging out and listening to live music. Some people bring chairs, blankets, etc. and sit further back. I like to be closer and dance (although not well by any means) so you might find me in the large crowd by the stage. If I'm not there, I love to stand on the bridge. It tends to be cooler and less crowded up there, too. The vendors are great. There's beer available (you can't bring your own) and a bar as well. They have some food, ice cream, and other little booths as well for some of the sponsors and such. Yesterday I saw for the first time a group set up with silks and they were doing circ du soliel type tricks. I loved this and my friends and I stood there watching for quite a bit. Waterfront Wednesday is something fun for people of basically any age. I see whole families here all the time and I think it's a great way to spend a night out with friends, your children, significant other, etc. I mean, it's free live music. Everyone loves free things, and WFPK does a terrific job with these events every summer.

The weather has kept out the huge crowd, but the bands sound great.
Lonnie M.

Always a good time, I mean free music, beer and decent food, if you are foolish enough not to eat before going down, what more could you want on a Wednesday evening. I was not familiar with the bands before headin down there and though it was not really the "I hate everything, I want to kill everyone" kinda hard rock I listen to on most occasions, it was okay to listen to. The weather in Louisville is always unpredictable. You expect hot, then you get that pop up thunderstorm like we had this evening, and it turned out to be one of the best WFW this year, as far as the weather goes, 75 with a slight breeze off the river, two thumbs up. With the rain, the crowd was down too, which meant shorter lines for beer, gotta love that. Keep in kind it is a concert, so you are looking at $7.00 beers and the quesadilla I had was $8.00, but I am not complaining about it, just make sure to bring cash as I don't think they accept plastic.

Carleigh H.

WFPK is my favorite radio station! Their generosity is amazing and I am extremely grateful I've had the opportunity to attend multiple Waterfront Wednesdays. It's such a fun event. Last night's show with Twin Limb, Maia Sharp & Anderson East just so happened to be one of my favorites. The weather was AWESOME, it wasn't too crowded, the fans were happy, I won a pair of purple sunglasses from the Mercury Ballroom & my momma won tickets to Pink Droid! Woot Woot Woot!!! I know sometimes the sound quality isn't the best, and I do think the food is a bit overpriced. However it doesn't keep me from coming back and supporting the local music scene along with the awesome out-of-towners who come and play for us. I've been a 91.9 sustaining member for several years now. I can't think of a better way to spend $15 a month. Go Louisville!!!! Once again you make me proud to be a proud Louisvillian.

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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.

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4.1
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We utilized the recently advertised BOGO promotion for the "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"…read moreproduction. Several of our friends coordinated the purchase of 3 sets of 2-ticket pairs to fill a table of 6 for a Sunday evening performance. The pre-show buffet is fantastic with a well stocked selection on the fresh salad bar (typical options as well as broccoli salad) and then a delicious hot dish buffet. We had green beans, corn, quinoa, Mac 'n cheese, baked potato, pulled pork (very, very good!), baked fish, fried fish, fried chicken (also very good!), and rolls. Our server, Eliza, is also one of the Footnotes (formerly AKA as Barnstormers) and was so fabulous with taking care of us and prompt. We ordered various desserts (selections include bread pudding, flourless chocolate torte, strawberry shortcake, rocky road chocolate brownie, hummingbird cake, peanut butter pie, ice cream) to enjoy during intermission and they were all so rich that my advice would be to share if at all possible. Gift shop at entrance had so many cute items. Lobby and restrooms were all well maintained. Support staff were welcoming and all seemed to operate as a team and like a well oiled machine. Parking lot is large, well lit, and very easily accessible for anyone with mobility concerns. Looking forward to the 2026-2027 season!

What a fun time here! My first time here and I loved the Little mermaid. The staff and artists try…read moretheir best cover every inch of the audience around them since the stage is in the center, but sometimes you do end up seeing the artist's backs a lot, but that is to be expected for a seating arrangement like what they have. I was truly impressed with the level of artistry that was displayed. The staff and servers are very nice and kind and will do everything to accommodate. As a vegetarian I had access to the salad bar and some sides like mac and cheese and succotash. The salads were fresh and tasty. I tried the desserts but was not wholly impressed since they did not taste top quality. I'm definitely coming back for more shows because this whole production was excellent and I had plenty to eat. They do have a bunch of intermissions but that is to be expected since the food and drinks are being served in parts. We had season passes so did not have to stand in any kind of lines instead escorted through an alternative entrance.

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4.1
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Our group of 10 all thoroughly enjoyed this production of Fiddler on the Roof as the final…read moreinstallment for the 2025/2026 season at CenterStage. We were fortunate to get tickets months ago for a show that easily sold out and opening night was fantastic. Actors were terrific as always. Singing, dancing, and dialogue delivery are all very entertaining. Set design and costumes along with the lighting and audio are all top notch. Stadium style seating is fairly comfortable, but definitely grateful for intermission to be able to stretch and move around a bit. Theater is nicely sized to enjoy views from any seat in the venue. Looking forward to the 2026/2027 theater season. Season tickets order form is available now to plan and lock in showtimes.

When you walk into CenterStage, you might at first feel like you've taken a trip back in time -- to…read morehigh school. The theater looks very similar to my high school's auditorium, with large polyester curtains covering the windows and the audience sitting on risers. But don't let that stop you! The talent I've seen come out of this theater -- which has created a name for itself over its past 100 SEASONS (wow!) for performing Broadway musicals -- rivals performances I've seen in New York and Chicago. The casts are truly phenomenal and fully committed to their characters. "Community theater" does not adequately fit this awesome establishment. They're so good that you'll easily forget you're in an auditorium and become sucked into the production. And they really make the most of the stage with inventive sets. I saw my first CenterStage production earlier this year with "Spring Awakening," a very raw and edgy play that explored such topics as rape, puberty, incest, abortion and teen suicide. And as the artistic director said before the play started, CenterStage does not shy away from avant-garde or controversial productions. They don't change a play to make it more PC but use that as fodder to explore more profound and adult subjects. I like that! And full disclosure: I was comped a ticket to see "Spring Awakening," so I wanted to make a return visit -- with me paying my own way -- before writing a review. Happily, I was able to do that this last week, when I saw "Sweeney Todd." This is another one that has a bit of an edge, though I admit their production was not gruesome just for gruesome's sake. They handled -- ya know -- Sweeney Todd cutting men's throats with his straight razor thoughtfully. There wasn't spurting blood, but rather, the shock value came from the actors' performances -- perhaps as it should be. I also like that CenterStage partners with non-profits on most of its productions. At "Spring Awakening," the theater raised funds for the Center for Women and Families. During "Sweeney Todd," the theater was raising funds for itself -- and more specifically, replacements for those ghastly curtains! Bravo! But they could put up paisley bed sheets over the windows if they wanted to -- I would still gladly come to their shows.

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4.4
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It's been years since I've been to the Kentucky Center and I love what they've done for upgrades…read more The quintessential art (crushed cars? flattened train?) that I remember from my childhood remain fixtures in the walls while the new (new to me) conductor's podium in Whitney Hall is dreamy and modern. The acoustics are well designed, carrying singers or orchestral performances to every seat. AND I haven't had to wait too long in a line for the ladies' room during intermission for the shows I've attended.

We visited here on Sunday night in July 2026 to see the final performance of the Hamilton…read moreproduction before it wrapped. Seats were in Balcony Left, row A, seats 1-6, with great unobstructed views of the entire stage from this front row. (Maybe not a good seat if a patron happens to have vertigo.) Had an opportunity to admire the large art pieces displayed to the right of the entry doors while we waited. Restrooms are located to the left of the entry doors, which is very convenient on this level. We were also able to exit the venue and access the parking garage very quickly post show. With regard to comfort of seating, this show was almost 3 hours long with an intermission, and we commented the seats felt extremely low to the ground and uncomfortable overall.

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3.9
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The Alley is a great little theatre. It's located right off Main Street in the heart of…read moreLouisville's Whiskey Row - so it would be super easy (and convenient) to get a bite & a bourbon somewhere within walking distance before or after the show. (highly recommend Dish on Market) Also, most of the performances are in the evenings -- which means meter parking is FREE! (woo-hoo!) The shows are all pretty low-key performances with a focus on the play's content, (really) creative use of props and often, audience interaction -- versus grandiose sets and special effects. The theatre is small -- maybe seats 60? 90 if they bring in extra seats.. which they sometimes do. (check out their Evil Dead Musical -- it put them on the map for me) The actors are typically not using microphones but they are easily audible from every seat. If you love to be in the middle of the action with an actor literally within reach (or blood being sprayed on you (evil dead musical "splatter zone") -- then sit on the front row, or at the end of a row. The $18 advance/$20 day-of-show price is pretty reasonable considering -- there are no bad seats in the house, the shows are highly entertaining and often involve some amount of pop culture relevance and improv. BUT -- if you love frequenting the Alley & saving money, they offer a "SIXTIX" card for $80. It gets you 6 tickets ($120 value). You can use it to redeem up to 2 tickets at a time to any show. You can do this online, by calling the box office or emailing them. If you don't use the sixtix within a season, no problem -- the 6 tickets stay on your card until you redeem; like rollover minutes (but without all the fine print & secret charges) The theatre company offers lots of variety in performances (musicals & comedies mostly), but most involve off-color, NSFW content-- so leave the kiddies at home. This is the cards-against-humanities of theaters -- wonderful theatre for terrible people (and alcoholics, hipsters and locals). The snack bar features really cheap drinks, a few snacks and $3?, unlimited refillable popcorn! Beers range from $5 Sam Adams & on draft pours to $2 PBRs (to feed the hipsters)... and if you're into knick-knacky, nerdy things or local art -- there is a gift? shop full of these things right off their entrance on Main Street. Take the elevator or stairs up to the 4th floor & you're in for a fun & fairly cheap 2 hours of entertainment!

I wouldn't take me places in public but Karen is a glutton for punishment so off we went to the…read moreAlley Theater to see, "The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged." Once you get over parking down town it isn't a bad place to be! You enter on a first floor into a gift shop and ride an elevator to the theater. I am not a fan of elevators; luckily Captain Awesome let me walk down on our way out. One should only push his luck so hard. Once on the floor with the theater you encounter displays of upcoming shows and programs from shows that have run their course, there is also a bin for the programs you'd like recycled. They also have clean bathrooms and a bar that provides appropriately priced beers, sodas, wine, and snacks. Dude, you can get popcorn with free refills. I was as hungry and hangry as a fourteen-year-old. Karen made sure that I had popcorn and beer to prepare me for CULTURE! The only thing I didn't like about the Alley Theater was the seats were tiny/close together and I was cuddled up to Karen who was clearly not into it. Oh, the show was good and it wasn't uncomfortable in the theatre (in terms of temperature) and I had a great time outside of sitting in the seat where the audience participation happened. I'm high functioning autistic; I just want to blend into the woodwork when I leave the house. This was so painful and I hope I didn't ruin the show for people. They called it the "Bob seat" which was funny because that's what my buddy calls his penis and that buddy texted me a couple times during intermission. I'm sharing this because if I we hang out you'll wonder, "which friend?" If it's in my head it should be in yours, too. Let's suffer together. The acting was good and the play was fantastic. I didn't feel like I was at some uncomfortable, stuffy, avant-garde kind of thing and it wasn't overly formal. I can usually endure the theater pretty well if the show is good (I can't do with the droves of humans, the expected behaviors, the sitting) but I was able to enjoy myself at this show. That's just my personal issue but it was one that was accommodated by the design of the place. My friends love going to shows and this should be a way for me to participate instead of always turning them down. After the show the actors come out and interact with the audience which is so much fun, if you're into that. I am not. I don't like interacting with me and I don't expect other people to either. There are people who have good questions for actors or want to congratulate them on a good show. I did, of course, tell them I enjoyed the show and pretended I wasn't painfully uncomfortable participating so much. They had no idea and I did sit in the Bob seat. I'm not telling YOU where the Bob Seat is. You'll just notice me not sitting in it again. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience culture, especially people like me who aren't good at it. Tip your bartender, that's the only money they make.

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Bunbury Theatre

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4.4
(5 reviews)
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This small theatre is located in The Henry Clay building. It reminds on stadium seating for movie…read moretheaters. You are real close to the stage and the actors. We sat at the very top and still got that experience. We saw the play "Helper" here about gun violence that happens in a small town in a tavern. It has three actors who did an amazing job with all the dialogue that had to remember. The stage prop were on point from the cash register, bar, couch, food prop and more. I only wish we could've spoken to actors afterwards but due to threatening weather moving in it was cut. Also if the air conditioning worked but they had some issue with it. It is located at the corner of third street and chestnut on the third floor. Garage parking is near by for $12. The show tickets are around $25.

One of our friends had told us about a play he went to see recently and highly recommended some of…read moreus go to see. We had never even heard of this theater, it is inside the Henry Clay. So we decided to check it out. The play was Boatwright. SO good! Theater was small and cozy (144 seats), comfortable seats. Nice to have a more intimate theater. The play, very funny and good! 3 actors, and really did a great performance! We were able to purchase a beverage or glass of wine right outside theater, and they had cookies to enjoy while waiting. The restrooms are also conveniently right outside the theater. They have a short intermission period so you can get up and move around. The theater also has season tickets you can purchase to their plays. We will definitely be back to see more productions!

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