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Louisville Attractions. Louisville Tourism and kids attractions
Places to see in Louisville, Kentucky
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'Louisville's Butchertown' preserves a rich legacy
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'Louisville's Butchertown' preserves a rich legacy
Sometimes it takes a newcomer to show you things in life you may have forgotten to appreciate. For Butchertown, a residential/industrial area just east of Louisville's downtown, the newcomer is Edna Kubala, author of Louisville's Butchertown, a 127-page tribute to the neighborhood's fascinating past and architectural legacy.
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KentuckyShow! gives a big-picture view of the Bluegrass
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KentuckyShow! gives a big-picture view of the Bluegrass
KentuckyShow!, a large-screen multi-media experience narrated by Ashley Judd, offers a rapid-fire tour of the Bluegrass in its own theater in The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts.
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Edison Home brings inventor's Louisville link to light
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Edison Home brings inventor's Louisville link to light
Louisville has been the home of many bright lights of U.S. history, but none brighter than Thomas Alva Edison, inventor of the first commercially practical incandescent bulb, the phonograph and other world-changing devices.
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21c Museum Hotel: where 21st century art rests
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21c Museum Hotel: where 21st century art rests
While other hotels provide just a place to sleep, 21c Museum Hotel delivers an art lover's dream. The hotel is located on Main Street in downtown Louisville.
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'WhoDunnit' theater makes sitting at home a crime
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'WhoDunnit' theater makes sitting at home a crime
Where to go in Louisville for a fun evening of food and entertainment is no mystery — but what happens between the courses is. WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater delights fans of mystery stories with four annual productions staged in a dinner-theater atmosphere.
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Actors Theatre of Louisville: the South's premiere regional theater
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Actors Theatre of Louisville: the South's premiere regional theater
What do the The Gin Game, Crimes of the Heart and Dinner with Friends have in common -- in addition to each having won a Pulitzer Prize? All three plays premiered at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Lucky audiences continue to enjoy the same high caliber of performances.
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Dinosaurs Alive! (almost) in Louisville Zoo exhibit
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Dinosaurs Alive! (almost) in Louisville Zoo exhibit
Modern technology brings ancient animals to the Louisville Zoo in late March as the zoo hosts Dinosaurs Alive! Making its first appearance at the Louisville Zoo, Dinosaurs Alive! uses futuristic technology that makes the animatronic creatures seem to come alive, roaring,snarling and moving. Zoo visitors will find both adult and juvenile dinos — even a nest with eggs and hatchlings.
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Derby Dinner Playhouse sets stage for a great time
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Derby Dinner Playhouse sets stage for a great time
Each year, thousands of patrons enjoy Derby Dinner Playhouse, which has been combining delicious food and fine entertainment in Clarksville, Ind., since 1974.
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Louisville Ballet: world-class ballet in the Bluegrass State
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Louisville Ballet: world-class ballet in the Bluegrass State
With great leaps into the air, sylph-like ballerinas and rousing music, a night at the Louisville Ballet engages with its sights and sounds.
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Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky
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Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky
Mammoth Cave National Park, a mere 90 minutes from downtown Louisville, gives visitors the chance to explore a piece of American history, view the natural wonders of the unique cave system below ground or enjoy the beauty of the forests and rivers above ground.
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