Affiliated Events

Louisville Irish Fest

The Louisville Irish Fest will be held in downtown Louisville September 13-14 from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m.-6 p.m. on Sunday, featuring Irish food, music, dancing, arts and crafts and more.

Jeffersontown Gaslight Festival

The Gaslight Festival is the 5th largest festival in the area and attracts an estimated 200,000 visitors annually. Held September 14-21, the Festival features 15 major events and attractions and culminates in an arts and crafts extravaganza with over 200 juried booths. The Festival is fun for both children and adults.

Humana presents "An Evening with Butch Harmon"

In an intimate setting, world-renown instructor Butch Harmon shares stories and teaching philosophies about the game of golf. Held September 15 at the Brown Theater in downtown Louisville. Ticket information call Patrick Potter (505) 562-5543.

Kentucky Bourbon Festival

The Kentucky Bourbon Festival gives you a weekend full of smooth Bourbon, delicious food, and great entertainment, with a healthy dose of Kentucky hospitality thrown in for good measure. From black tie galas to historical tours, there is something for all ages and interests. Held September 17-21, it's a wonderful five-day event full of activities for the whole family.

A Taste of Louisville

The 35th Annual Taste of Louisville will take place Tuesday evening, September 16 downtown at the Kentucky International Convention Center, featuring over 40 of the best restaurants and libations Louisville has to offer.Click here to download an invitation and reservation form

WorldFest

WorldFest is the largest multicultural festival in the region, featuring food and drink, music, dancing, arts and crafts. The event will be held in downtown Louisville on the Belvedere August 29-30.

Ursuline Campus Art Fair

September 20-21 from 10am - 5pm. Two-day festival that features 150 juried artists showcasing jewelry, painting and more, plus food, music entertainment and a children's activities center.

Kentucky Show

An introduction to Kentucky's sights, sounds and people through this intricately woven, 30-minute journey through the Commonwealth then and now. Produced in HD.