Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

The show will feature cats and kittens ranging from Grand Champions to Household Pets.  More than 30 breeds will be represented.  The show provides an excellent venue for visitors to observe the different types of cats and talk with breeders about grooming, unique breed characteristics, etc.

Cat related items will be on sale.  Proceeds from the show will benefit various organizations specializing in community service for animals.

$3/adults, $2/children 6-12, Parking is $6

Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

Inspire Hopes and Dreams, join us at Incredible Dave’s for a Labor of Love

If breast cancer has affected your life in some way, you do not want to miss this event. Bring your family, a group of your friend or co-workers. You will have a great time socializing while making dream catchers. The dream catchers are going to Friend for Life breast cancer volunteers and those newly diagnosed with breast cancer. Friend for Life is a one-on-one cancer support network.

Admission is free. There will be music, giveaways, door prizes, fun and fellowship. You can order two (2) pieces of cheese pizza and a drink for $3 or see an Incredible Dave hostess for seating in the dining room and order off the menu.

Cherokee Triangle Summer Concert Series

The Ovation Orchestra (Big Band Swing)

Belle Labor Day Picnic

Cost:  $29/adult, $28/senior, $19.50/child

For more information, please call the number provided below or visit the website.

Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

The Little Colonel Players present Morning’s at Seven, Paul Osborn’s snapshot of small town family life. Opening night dinner theatre is September 9, with additional performances running September 10, 11, 12, 17, and 18 at 8PM and September 12 and 19 at 2:30 pm.

This seemingly idyllic snapshot of Midwest America premiered on Broadway in 1939, and enjoyed successful revivals in 1980 and 2002. With endearing characters, Osborn shines a light on the mix of affection and resentment that builds when siblings and their spouses are bound together by family and the intimacy of living close by each other.  The four aging Gibbs sisters – Esther, Cora, Ida and Aaronetta - (three married, one spinster) pop in and out of each other’s lives and mind each other’s business, making for a delightful and often revealing portrait of extended family, where perhaps all is not so right with the world. Sharon Sommermeyer directs little Colonel’s production.

Tickets: $12-15/person, Dinner: $18

Celebrate National Bourbon Heritage Month at Proof on Main

Learn from the area's top bourbon connoisseurs as we feature bourbons from across the Commonwealth. Distillery representatives will be on hand to answer questions and guide you through the history of their bourbons.

September 9 Kevin Smith - Makers Mark

Reservations for the bar events are not necessary, but if you'd like to gain extra credit by practicing food pairings with your newly acquired bourbon knowledge, dinner reservations can be made by calling 502.217.6360. All this extracurricular learning is just in time for the Kentucky Bourbon Festival. Held every September, it is a celebration no bourbon enthusiast should miss.

Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest welcomes returning Grandmaster M. O. Serikali, Ph.D. and assistant instructor Revakah Higgins-Myers for another 10 week course of Tai Chi Chuan beginning August 5.  This practice is an ancient Chinese art that strengthens both body and spirit with physical movement and mental concentration, and is one of the many opportunities at Bernheim that expands Bernheim’s mission of connecting people with nature. 

This course is appropriate for beginning through intermediate students.  Beginners will practice the Yang Style thirteen posture Wudan Form and intermediate students will practice the Yang Style twenty-four posture Bejing Form.  

Registration for the upcoming session is required, and is available up to the beginning of the fourth class for the full fee. 

Ten week beginning and intermediate course in the ancient movement exercise art of Tai Chi Chuan; $85, members of Bernheim and $100, non-members. 

The Patriot Game is a charity basketball game between Louisville police and firefighters. It commemorates the fallen heroes of 9/11, honors our own local heroes and raises funds for The Healing Place, Louisville's solution for the addicted and homeless.

$10/adults, Free/kids

Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

The Little Colonel Players present Morning’s at Seven, Paul Osborn’s snapshot of small town family life. Opening night dinner theatre is September 9, with additional performances running September 10, 11, 12, 17, and 18 at 8PM and September 12 and 19 at 2:30 pm.

This seemingly idyllic snapshot of Midwest America premiered on Broadway in 1939, and enjoyed successful revivals in 1980 and 2002. With endearing characters, Osborn shines a light on the mix of affection and resentment that builds when siblings and their spouses are bound together by family and the intimacy of living close by each other.  The four aging Gibbs sisters – Esther, Cora, Ida and Aaronetta - (three married, one spinster) pop in and out of each other’s lives and mind each other’s business, making for a delightful and often revealing portrait of extended family, where perhaps all is not so right with the world. Sharon Sommermeyer directs little Colonel’s production.

Tickets: $12-15/person, Dinner: $18

The American Legion wil hold a grill out every Friday.

A variety of food will be available at affordable prices.

Call for more information.

A Summer Night Fashion Dream Runway fashion show in the garden on the Belvedere to help raise funds for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana and Dress for Success Louisville. The show is complemented by DJ music, guitarists and photography.

Admission: $30 at door

Starting the month of July and continuing throughout the year, your aluminum cans can help kids! ISA, a local recycling and waste management company, is collecting “Cans for Kids.” Drop your aluminum cans at any of ISA’s four area locations, at Park Community Federal Credit Union’s Fern Valley Branch, Premier Packing or several other convenient locations. When dropping off donations, let them know your donation is to benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. Other aluminum products and even cars also will be accepted at ISA’s four locations. Proceeds from donated aluminum benefit Kosair Children’s Hospital. To find a drop-off location near you, visit the website.

Glass in its simplest, most basic form, will be the subject of “Pure.” An opening night reception begins at 5 pm on Gallery Hop night with a demonstration at 7 pm.

The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft will host “Equine Devine” from August 7 through October 16, 2010. Fitting for an organization in the heart of the horse industry, this exhibition will feature work by two artists, Deborah Butterfield and Tim Flach, who are inspired by our equine companions. There will also be a small selection of equine inspired prints and drawings from the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and the Purdue University Galleries.

This exhibition is being held in celebration of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, which will be held in Lexington, KY.

“RING OF FIRE”

The music of Johnny Cash ignites the stage in the unique musical revue, “Ring of Fire”.  Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation are told through the songs he composed, recorded, and shared with the world.

A cast of gifted singers and musicians take you through the greatest songs from one of America’s most brilliant singer/songwriters.  Enjoy over 30 of his signature songs, such as “I Walk The Line”, “Daddy Sang Bass”, “I’ve Been Everywhere”, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, and many more!

Experience a tuneful, foot-stompin’ celebration of the legendary Man in Black!

Please call or visit the website for more information.

Deborah Thomas presents From the Rim

Opening Reception is Friday, August 20, 5-8 pm.

Upstairs Gallery Guest Artist, David A. Thomas, Leaving Marks.

First Friday Trolley Hop, September 3, 6-9 pm

September 9 – Opening Reception, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Reflections on a Louisville Landmark: An exhibition celebrating the 150^th anniversary of the Louisville Water Company

Exhibition will showcase artwork from local artists of the historic Louisville Water Tower and Pumping Station – including educational and community features.

Juror – Juilee Decker, PhD, Chair of the Georgetown College art department

The Little Colonel Players present Morning’s at Seven, Paul Osborn’s snapshot of small town family life. Opening night dinner theatre is September 9, with additional performances running September 10, 11, 12, 17, and 18 at 8PM and September 12 and 19 at 2:30 pm.

This seemingly idyllic snapshot of Midwest America premiered on Broadway in 1939, and enjoyed successful revivals in 1980 and 2002. With endearing characters, Osborn shines a light on the mix of affection and resentment that builds when siblings and their spouses are bound together by family and the intimacy of living close by each other.  The four aging Gibbs sisters – Esther, Cora, Ida and Aaronetta - (three married, one spinster) pop in and out of each other’s lives and mind each other’s business, making for a delightful and often revealing portrait of extended family, where perhaps all is not so right with the world. Sharon Sommermeyer directs little Colonel’s production.

Tickets: $12-15/person, Dinner: $18

The Greater Kentucky & Southern Indiana Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association will have its annual Memory Walk. This is the first and largest walk of the eleven walks put on by the chapter each year.

Actress Diane Gaidry will make two make guest appearances at Pup-Corn and A Movie and at Honoring the Animals Candlelight Vigil. 

On Saturday at Pup-Corn and A Movie, tickets are available for $35 for those who want to attend a meet-and-greet with Diane prior to the movie, “The Dogwalker,” in which she co-produced and stars.  Hors d’oeuvres and beverages as well as preferred seating at the movie will be included.  Movie-only tickets are $15.  Adoptable pets from the New Albany Animal Shelter will also be available.  This event will take place from 8-10 pm at The Hotel Louisville.

On Sunday Diane will be a guest at the Fourth Annual Honoring the Animals Candlelight Vigil.  This event will feature live music, light refreshments, adoptable pets, and a blessing of the animals.  Admission is free.  This event will take place from 7-9pm at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church in the Highlands.

Growing on the success of last year’s SAF, we are again  donating booth space to Louisville’s beloved Ursuline Sisters, so  they may continue to perform their charitable work at our dynamic art  fair.  Patriotic jewelry and handcrafted items will be available by various regional artists and craftspeople in remembrance of  9/11; may they never be forgotten.  Our art fair offers an array of  American made, fine art and craft.
 
Among our juried artists are an increasing  number of artists and artisans who have never before shown in any  Louisville art fair. This year we will have a special section for  resident artists at Cincinnati’s Pendleton Art Center!
 
200-juried artisans, indoor and  outdoor
 
Food, beer, wine and live music all  day
 
Special area for artists from Cincinnati’s Pendleton Art  Center
 
Indoor restrooms and over 150 permanent artist studios  and galleries within the main complex
 
FREE Admission and FREE on-site  parking!

The Galt House Hotel, located in the Heart of Louisville, is hosting a regional casting call for actors and actresses for leading and supporting roles in its one-of-a-kind holiday dinner show, “Colors of the Season”, debuting for the first time at KaLightoscope Christmas on November 18.

Galt House is searching for adult male and female actors/singers who look between the ages of 25 and 35, and child actors/singers who appear to be between 7 and 11 years of age for various roles in the production. Additionally, the hotel will audition dancers 18-years of age and older with a background in ballet, jazz and/or adage.

Auditions will occur on Saturday, September 11 at the Galt House in the SUITE Tower with final callbacks following on Sunday, September 12.  The two-day schedule is as follows:

Adult singers/actors:  9:30 am-1:30 pm on Saturday, September 11 in The Sampson Room

Dancers: Sign-ups begin at 10 am, Auditions at 10:30 am, Callbacks from 2-4 pm on Saturday, September 11 in The Sampson Room

Children singers/actors: 2-6 pm on Saturday, September 11 in The Sampson Room

Callbacks for adult and children singers/actors: 2-4 pm on Sunday, September 12 in The Sampson Room

Singers/actors should bring sheet music or CD for the vocal audition. In addition to singing, auditions will also include movement and dance.  Vocal auditions are limited to one minute for children.  Practice rooms for vocalists and dancers will be provided by Galt House.  All positions in the production will be paid.

To download casting call information and audition preparation materials, visit www.KaLightoscope.com/xmas/colors-of-the-season, call 1-800-THE-GALT or email auditions@garymusick.com.

Bellarmine University Women's Council 2010 Designers Show House

One of the longest continuous running Show Houses in the country.  Over 30 designers will display their talent with new furnishings, fabric and flair in four luxury condominiums.  Enjoy the boutique and café. 

HOURS:       10 am-5 pm; Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday

                        10 am-7 pm; Tuesday & Thursday

                        12 pm-5 pm; Sunday

No admittance 30 minutes prior to closing time

Tickets:  $10/advance, $15/at door

This is the perfect way to garden with a safety net. Yew Dell Garden Manager Jo Anne Fischer and all around expert gardener Maggie Oster will take you on a season-long vegetable gardening adventure.  A combination of classroom instruction and a whole lot of hands-on work will cover planning, preparation, planting and management of a vegetable garden, using Yew Dell’s facilities. If you’ve ever wanted to start a vegetable garden, but were afraid of the big commitment all at once, this is the perfect way to get started.

Call the number provided below for more details.

Cost: $155 for the class or $185 for the series

About Iyengar-Inspired Flow Yoga

Alignment-based flow draws upon the styles of Iyengar, Ashtanga, and Vinyasa yoga practices. It combines the fluid movement of Ashtanga and Vinyasa with the alignment-based principles, modifications and props of Iyengar yoga. In this workshop, you will build heat through flow and deepen your understanding of postures through alignment principles.

About Leah

Leah Zissimopulos, of Gainesville, Florida, is a certified yoga instructor registered at the 500-hour level; she has a dedicated and joyful practice through which she explores the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of the self. Leah is committed to teaching alignment-inspired classes where her students can find the most freedom and ease in their postures.

Cost of Workshop

$25.00 per person

WHAT:              2^nd Annual CONNECT at Bernheim: a collision of art, science and nature around Lake Nevin at night.

FEE:                 $5 per person suggested donation

6th Annual Rock The Rocks – Jazz & Jeans Event to Benefit the Falls of the Ohio     

The Falls of the Ohio Foundation is holding its 6th annual Rock The Rocks fundraising event. Proceeds will benefit the foundation’s Crossroads Campaign for New Exhibits.

The feature act will be Sonny Lemaire and Friends with Jeffersonville native Sonny Lemaire of Nashville, and his Exile cohorts J.P. Pennington and Steve Goetzman performing along with Clay Mills (co-writer with Sonny of hits by Restless Heart, Diamond Rio and Darius Rucker). Early in the evening the Jamey Aebersold Jazz Quartet will play featuring New Albany native Jamey Aebersold, an internationally known saxophonist and authority on jazz improvisation and education.

Rock The Rocks – Jazz & Jeans will also feature dinner by Bristol Bar & Grille Catering, Bourbon Tasting by Jim Beam Brands Co., Handcrafted Beers from New Albanian Brewing Co., a silent auction and raffle, fossil bed hike, bird watching, and viewing of the Interpretive Center exhibits. The dress is casual.

Tickets are $75 in advance and $100 the day of the event. Call the Sheraton Lousiville/Riverside Hotel by August 21 for a special Rock the Rocks room rate and shuttle service 812-206-7158.

Kentucky Homefront Live Radio Show

Enjoy two shows of live Kentucky music and storytelling hosted by John Gage and recorded in the 500-seat Eifler Theatre for broadcast around the state. This concert will feature Nick Stump and Greg Foresman among others. 

Tickets: $12/at door

For more information, please visit the website.

Join the Louisville Area Chi Omega Alumnae group at Applebee’s for delicious pancakes, children’s games, and more. The Chi Omega Just Wish For It! Flapjack Breakfast benefits Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Walkers will represent different backgrounds, but share one belief:  that every life is sacred and should be protected by law. They will walk together to show that they are serious about overturning Roe v. Wade and that they oppose euthanasia, assisted suicide, infanticide, cloning and embryonic stem cell research (which destroys human life). The walkers encourage adoption and adult stem cell research, which does not destroy life and has already proven successful in treating or curing 73 diseases or injuries.

Registration is at 9 am and the walk begins at 10 am.

The Kentuckiana Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation invites you to join us at the 2010 Greater Louisville Walk to Cure Diabetes

Registration is at 9 am and the walk begins at 10 am.

The Southern Indiana Botanical Society is holding its sixth annual yard sale at Mount Saint Francis in Floyds Knobs. All of the proceeds will go towards our gardens at the Mount.

We are looking for donations of items to sell. If you have anything to contribute, including any garden-related items, contact Callie Potts for the Lanesville area, 812-952-2663. For the Floyd County area, contact Penny McGinty, 812-941-8243, and Mary Lou Densford at 812-283-5061 for the Jeffersonville/Clarksville area. No clothing items please.