Tag: Highlands
Bardstown Road Aglow
A tradition on the first Saturday in December, the 27th annual Bardstown Road Aglow presented by Four Roses Bourbon took place Dec. 1 throughout the Highlands. Holiday revelers enjoyed specials sales and events at participating stores including pictures with Santa at Bearno’s, the Wendy’s Big Spruce Tree Light-Up, trolley service with live entertainment, the Four [...]
Festival In The Upper Highlands
The Upper Highlands Neighborhood Association held its Eighth Annual Festival June 23 on the front lawn of Atherton High School.
Tiffany Circle U of L Women’s Kickoff Luncheon
The Tiffany Circle held its inaugural U of L Women’s Kickoff Luncheon on Sept. 15 at a Highlands home.
Nick Boone, Owner of The Leatherhead
When Douglas Riddle wanted to create an eye-catching, edgy look for the Best Dressed of Louisville Presented by Churchill Downs, the Best Dressed Creative Director turned to the same leather craftsmen who have worked with such celebrities as Orlando Bloom and Alan Jackson.
Bar hopping
The Irish bars in the Highlands were buzzing with activity last weekend, and our photographer caught all the action.
Take a look at some of our favorites.
Up Late in the Highlands
O’Shea’s Irish Pub, Flanagan’s Ale House and Molly Malone’s Irish Pub were hot spots in the Highlands last Friday night.
Baxter Station Bar and Grill
Nestled in the Irish Hill neighborhood, Baxter Station Bar and Grill has served as a popular bistro frequented by patrons from near and far as much for the convivial atmosphere as the eclectic fare.
Contemporary Galleries stays on the cutting edge
Look, up in the sky – it’s a crossword puzzle! It’s Op Art! No, it’s the gigantic QR (Quick Response) code that’s had heads turning and smart phones clicking on Bardstown Road since early May.
Cave Hill Cemetery
It seemed odd at first when I sat down to do my Out ‘n’ About on Cave Hill Cemetery. With all do respect, I think we can all agree that no one there is necessarily the life of the party. Fast forward to this week, and the loss of a dear friend’s father made this week’s column all the more relevant.
