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JMichael’s hosted its annual holiday Sip, Style & Shop, offering a fun-filled celebration of the season.

Now in its 36th year, the Snow Ball is one of the largest annual fundraisers for Norton Children’s Hospital and was held at the Omni.

The Waterfront Botanical Gardens hosted its annual fundraising event, Party at the Gardens. Guests danced the night away amidst festive holiday lights that illuminated the grounds, creating a magical atmosphere.

The Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky hosted its annual Brain Ball fundraiser at The Olmsted. Attendees enjoyed an elegant evening filled with live music, delicious food, and an exciting auction featuring fabulous prizes.

The Louisville Marriott Downtown opened its pop-up holiday bar, Merry at the Marriott, kicking off the festive season.

Mahonia, the well-loved Louisville plant shop, celebrated its grand opening at a new, larger location in St. Matthews’ Woodlawn Shopping Center, at 291 N. Hubbards Lane, Suite 165.

Feed Louisville launched its holiday season with Fuller for Everyone: A Holiday Fest, a community celebration supporting its mission of “No Waste. No Hunger.”

The Olmsted Parks Conservancy, West Louisville Tennis Club, and Louisville Parks and Recreation hosted the Chickasaw Tennis Court Celebration at Chickasaw Park.

The Shine Gala took place at the Speed Art Museum. This remarkable event aimed to inspire, uplift, and unify the LGBTQIA+ community through high-impact fundraising and regional community partnerships.

The NuLu Business Association hosted NuLu Jingle Fest, a festive outdoor event on Shelby Street between E. Market and Jefferson Streets.

Old Forester announced a special single barrel whiskey release honoring Elmer Lucille Allen, the first African American chemist at Brown-Forman and a trailblazer in the bourbon industry.

he ‘Seeing You Seeing’ photographic exhibit was held at Bittners, featuring the collaborative work of guest artists Natalie Christensen and Jim Eyre.