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    The Honky Tonk Angels Holiday Spectacular
    Nov 15 - Dec 31
    Derby Dinner Playhouse
    525 Marriott Drive
    Clarksville

    6:00 PM
    (812) 288-8281
    ://www.derbydinner.com
    The Honky Tonk Angels hit the stage once again bringing with them a line-up of great music and comic relief for the holiday season. This regional premiere continues the comic escapades of three country gals as they re-unite for a Christmas show like none other at The Hillbilly Heaven Club in Nashville. There are many surprising twists and turns in this musical comedy revue, including a gospel soul sister who also happens to be a psychic manicurist.

    “Christmas at the Galt”
    Nov 26 - Dec 11
    The Galt House
    1-800-THE-GALT
    ://www.GaltHotel.com
    Award-winning, live holiday musical featuring a spectacular Broadway-style performance. “Christmas at the Galt” is an original musical show based on famed author Charles Dickens’ visit to the Galt House one year before publishing “A Christmas Carol” and features music from the 1930s and ‘40s.

    A CHRISTMAS CAROL
    adapted by Barbara Field
    from Charles Dickens
    Nov 25 - Dec 23
    Actors Theater
    316 West Main Street
    Louisville, Ky
    ://www.actorstheatre.org/
    30th Anniversary

    See it again for the very first time. A rich, new adaptation of the Charles Dickens' yuletide classic brimming with new sets and costumes. Still Louisville's #1 family holiday tradition.

    The Louisville Chorus:  Season Shining Bright
    December 3 and 10
    This vocal ensemble presents their 10th annual Christmas concert featuring classic carols and including "Angels We Have Heard On High" and "Ave Maria."$8-$18.  Dec. 3, 4 p.m., St. Mary's Catholic Church, 415 E. Eight St., New Albany, IN.  Dec. 10, 8 p.m., Cathedral of the Assumption, 443 S. Fourth St.
    968-6300
    www.fastzone.com/chorus

    Louisville Dulcimer Society
    December 7
    1 p.m. Locust Grove
    561 Blankenbaker Lane
    897-9845
    www.locustgrove.org
    This musical ensemble is dedicated to traditional acoustic folk music.  Join them for their annual holiday concert to kick off the season in song at historic Locust Grove.  Includes coffee and dessert preceding the event.  $5.

    Voices of Kentuckiana:  I Still Believe
    December 9-10
    8 p.m.
    The Clifton Center
    2117 Payne St.
    583-1013
    www.voicesky.org
    This community choir's holiday concert celebrates the season with both secular and religious music. Selections include traditional Christmas spirituals and hymns as well as Hanukkah songs.  The concernt also includes medleys from Polar Express and Santa Songs - and for those concert-goers caught in the holiday spirit, an audience sing-along. $15.

    Holiday Candlelight Tours
    Dec 9 - Dec 10
    Locust Grove
    561 Blankenbaker Lane

    5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    897-9845
    ://www.locustgrove.org
    A celebration reminiscent of the year 1820 comes alive under the warm glow of candles. The house shines warmly as the illustrious Clark and Croghan families greet their guests. Mantels and stairs are draped with fresh greens and fruits of all varieties. Out in the kitchen, the cook directs the preparation of the desserts for the houseguests and offers samples, while carpenters in the woodshop finish repairs to farm tools.

    Whodunnit's "The Nutcracker-Sweet Murders!"
    December 10
    Masterson's
    3801 South 3rd Street
    Louisville KY

    7:00 PM
    502-426-7100
    ://www.whodunnitky.com
    On Christmas Eve at the Sundae Valley Ski Resort, the feuding Nutcracker and Sweet families gather for a holiday feast – but murder and mayhem await, as the guest of honor turns up dead. Everyone has a motive, but whodunnit?

    Indiana University Southeast: Holiday Pops Spectacular
    December 10-11
    Richard K. Stern Concert Hall
    The Ogle Center
    4201 Grant Line Road
    New Albany
    ius.edu/music
    ticketmaster 361-3100 or www.ticketmaster.com

    Features the combined talents of IUS orchestra, concert band and concert choir.  The family friendly event (the show includes a sing-along) features traditional Christmas carols.


    Pancakes, Paws & Santa Claus
    Dec 10 - Dec 11
    Louisville Zoo
    1100 Trevilian Way

    9:00 AM
    459-2181
    ://www.louisvillezoo.org
    Join Santa Claus and his elves at the Louisville Zoo for this years Pancakes, Paws and Santa Claus. Families will create memories as they sing carols with Santas elves, make a craft and enjoy delicious pancakes. Top the day off with visits from real Zoo animals like Mistletoe our resident reindeer. Ticket prices also include a digital photo of your child with Santa and all-day Zoo admission. Choose from two fabulous locations.

    Louisville Ballets The Nutcracker
    Dececember 11
    Whitney Hall
    501 W. Main St.

    1:30 PM
    584-7777
    A long-standing holiday tradition, this poem to childhood tells the enchanting tale of a young girl and her magical Christmas. Join Clara and her Nutcracker Prince as they set out on a wonder-filled journey to battle the Rat King and travel through the Land of Snow and the Kingdom of Sweets to meet the Sugar Plum Fairy. Besides being a perennial family favorite, The Nutcracker showcases the classical tradition of the Louisville Ballet.

    Holiday Pops Spectacular
    December 11
    Richard K. Stem Concert Hall, IUS
    4201 Grant Line Rd.

    3:00 PM
    (812) 941-2333
    ://oglecenter.ius.edu/
    Seasonal favorites performed by the IU Southeast Orchestra, Concert Band and Concert Choir.

    Thomas Edison House Candlelight Tour of Historic Butchertown
    December 11
    Thomas Edison House & Butchertown
    3:00 PM
    585-5247
    Enjoy a festive holiday tour of homes and shops in Louisville's historic Butchertown neighborhood. The tour begins at the Thomas Edison House where guests will delight in holiday music, wassail punch and cookies. A trolley will travel between sites.

    Louisville Bach Society: Handel's Messiah
    December 16
    7:30 p.m.
    St. Patrick's Catholic Church
    1000 North Beckly Station Road
    585-2224
    www.louisvillebachsociety.org


    Founded in 1964, the society has been performing this oratorio annually for almost 20 years.  Most listeners know the work best for the signature "Hallelujah Chorus." $16.


    Windham Hill's Winter Solstice
    December 16
    8 p.m.
    Bomhard Theater at the Kentucky Center
    501 W. Main Street
    584-7777
    www.kentuckycenter.org


    As part of the Lonesome Pine Specials series, this show captures the feel of the winter season for listeners.  The show crosses musical genres with performances by jazz, bluegrass and pop musicians.  Performers include mandolin/guitar/fiddle virtuoso Mike Marshall, fiddler Darol Anger and soulful pop duo Tuck and Patti.  $31-$40.

    Clara's Tea Party
    December 17
    Whitney Hall
    501 W. Main St.

    11:00 AM
    584-7777
    Join Clara, The Nutcracker and a mouse or two for a delicious brunch buffet catered by Jarfi's Bistro and Catering. At each party, you can expect a visit by The Nutcracker children's cast, a photo opportunity with Clara and The Nutcracker and a special gift for each child attending.

    The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
    December 17
    The Kentucky Center, Bomhard Theater
    501 W. Main
    Louisville KY

    2:00 PM
    ://ww2.kentuckycenter.org


    Celebrate the season with a family Christmas classic, a real holiday tradition! Everyone will love the return of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. The Herdmans are the worst kids in the whole history of the world. They lie, they steal, they smoke cigars… every kid in town knows to stay clear of the mischievous siblings, but this year the Herdmans are determined to take part in the annual Christmas pageant.

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