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JAWS, Hilltop’s Goodbye & Your Perfect Pup

Sarah Z.
Sep 25, 2025
JAWS, Hilltop’s Goodbye, Nulu Fest & more! |
Trivia Question❓In what year was the first-ever emoji created and what was it? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
The article discusses plans to build a $700,000 bike park beneath an interstate overpass in Louisville, Kentucky. The park will be designed for mountain bikers of all skill levels and will feature pump tracks, dirt jumps, berms, and other features. The project is part of an initiative to add more outdoor recreational opportunities in the city. Read More... |
The Green For Good Project explores the intersection of health and sustainability in Louisville, Kentucky. It focuses on creating a healthier community by promoting sustainable practices and providing resources for residents to make environmentally friendly choices. The project aims to improve public health and well-being while reducing the city's environmental impact. Read More... |
The Bourbon and Beyond music festival and Louder Than Life rock festival attract thousands of visitors to Louisville, providing a significant economic boost to the city. Both events feature renowned musicians, local food and drinks, and contribute to the overall vibrancy and cultural appeal of the area. Read More... |
A company in Louisville, Kentucky is using 3D printing technology to create customized Braille signs for businesses and public spaces. The signs are durable and easy to install, and they provide accessibility for visually impaired individuals. The company, called VisionTech, is working with local organizations to increase awareness and adoption of these innovative signs in the community. This initiative aims to make public spaces more inclusive and welcoming for people with visual impairments. Read More... |
Join us this week for a special screening of the classic film JAWS at the Downtown Drive-In at Waterfront Park. Enjoy a unique movie-watching experience from the comfort of your car while supporting our waterfront community. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening under the stars. Read More... |
Hilltop Tavern, a beloved Clifton fixture at 1800 Frankfort Ave, is set for its heartfelt farewell with a ‘Last Last Call’ celebration this Sat. September 27th before closing permanently.
Known for its inviting atmosphere and deep ties to the Louisville community, the tavern invites guests to enjoy food and drink specials, Jello shots, and live music from The Uncommon Houseflies at 8 p.m.
The owners are preparing their next chapter, planning to open Dive Bar at The Hub’s former spot further down Frankfort Avenue.
This upcoming venue promises to uphold the tradition of vibrant neighborhood gathering spaces.
Clifton’s dynamic spirit is reflected in new arrivals like Enso, a Japanese-Southern fusion restaurant nearby, and Witches Brew Coffee, soon to enchant locals with unique brews and a whimsical vibe.
The community continues to evolve, forging new memories while honoring the cherished legacy of its historic spots. Read More... |
Nulu Festival is an annual event in Louisville, Kentucky that celebrates the cultural and creative diversity of the Nulu neighborhood. The festival features live music, local food and drink vendors, and activities for all ages. Attendees can browse through art installations and participate in interactive experiences while supporting local businesses. The festival aims to showcase the unique charm and vibrancy of Nulu. Read More... |
The third annual Paristown Art Fest returns to the Paristown Arts District on September 27–28, 2025, lighting up Brent Street and Christy’s Garden with creativity and vibrant energy.
This free, family-friendly event showcases painters, jewelry-makers, designers, and wood artisans, making it an ideal weekend adventure for all ages.
Festival hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, inviting visitors to explore stunning local art and savor delicious offerings from The Village Market Food Hall and beloved The Café.
Coinciding with the neighborhood's major redevelopment—including new multi-family housing, office space, a hotel, and green areas—the festival amplifies Paristown’s growing vibrancy.
Artist booth applications are open at an early bird rate of $175, but space is limited.
Immerse yourself in Louisville’s arts scene and discover something for every taste at Paristown Art Fest 2025. Read More... |
Activate Games in Louisville, KY offers an interactive gaming experience that combines virtual reality, team-building challenges, and physical activity. The facility includes a variety of games and experiences for all ages and skill levels. Participants can choose from multiple game options and engage in immersive, technology-driven activities in a fun and engaging environment. Read More... |
🎵Remember this Banger?🎵 |
Trent is a sweet dog available for adoption at the Kentucky Humane Society's main campus. He is looking for a loving forever home. Trent is friendly and enjoys being around people. Consider giving Trent a forever home today! Read More... |
The article profiles a dog named Madame Lottie available for adoption at the Kentucky Humane Society. Madame Lottie is a sweet and playful senior dog looking for a loving forever home. She enjoys walks, cuddling, and spending time with her human companions. Read More... |
Moomin is a friendly and energetic 2-year-old dog available for adoption at the Kentucky Humane Society. He is a social butterfly who loves to play and explore. Moomin is looking for a loving forever home where he can receive lots of attention and playtime. Read More... |
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Interesting Facts |
- Fall is the only season with two names, autumn and fall. - The first day of fall is called the autumnal equinox, when day and night are of equal length. - The tradition of carving pumpkins for Halloween originated from an Irish myth about a man named Stingy Jack. |
Joke Of The Day |
Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field! |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: The first-ever emoji was created in 1999 by Japanese designer Shigetaka Kurita, and it was a simple smiley face. |
Quote Of The Day |
"Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies." - Aristotle |