Derby City Rollergirls vs. Demolition City Roller Derby

The DERBY CITY ROLLER GIRLS are hosting the ladies from Demolition City Roller Derby from Evansville Indiana. In Louisville KY at the Manslick Rollerdrome doors open at 6:00 with the bout starting at 7:00. Sponsored by BBC serving BBC Heartbreaker Ale. Also by Dr. Hurm, DMD keeping your favorite roller girls teeth covered and protected. Come share the fun in this family friendly event.

All tickets and seating are general admission. Seats available on first come, first serve basis. Tickets are non refundable!!

For groups of 10 or more there is a discount price of $7.00 per individual ticket. Please send e-mail to inquire.

Suicide seating for 18+ only is strictly enforced.
The ticket holder assumes all risk incidental to the game of roller derby whether occurring prior to, during, or after the bout. Including (but not exclusively) the danger of being injured by or in connection with any participant of the bout. Ticket holder agrees Derby City Rollergirls is not liable for any resulting injuries.

THIS IS NOT A BYOB EVENT. Beer available for purchase to 21+ with ID. Water fountains on-site; soda and foodstuffs--as well as DCRG merchandise--available for cash purchase.

Rollergirls rated PG-13 for short skirts and strong language; parental guidance suggested. Our bouts our very loud, and our fans are very excited. If you have small children who do not tolerate noise - this may not be the best place for them.

Seating first come first sit! Tickets are non refundable! Purchase tickets locally from DERBY CITY ESPRESSO,COMIC BOOK WORLD, WILD AND WOOLLY VIDEO and from your FAVORITE ROLLER GIRL. Support your local business!! Online ticket sales at: www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/135000?prod_id=18098

Manslick Rollerdrome
721 Gagel Ave.
Louisville, KY 40219
derbycityrollergirls.com
Children under 6: Free / Ages 7-12: $5 advance / Adults: $9 advance, $11 at the door

Ed Black's Keepin' The 'Ville Funny Showcase

Whew!! This was a tough one to put together, but I am proud to announce the final line-up for my next showcase at The Bard's Town, on Saturday night, January 29th!

I'm gonna do my part in keepin' the 'Ville funny, by presenting a few of the funniest guys I know in today's local comic scene: Special guest, Craig Williams is one of the funniest comedic writers (and minds) with whom I have had the pleasure of sharing a stage for... so many years now. Featured comedian, and Crack'd.com contributor, Greg Welsh makes me laugh in ways that leaves me feeling dirty all over, and Headlining the show, is the most recent addition to the line-up of improvisational comedy troupe, "Damaged Goods", but still in his own right, "The Mad Bastard", J.P. Lebangood! Best part yet, I'm hosting!!

To see talents of this caliber would normally cost you well over $10 a ticket and a two-drink minimum anywhere else, but I'm bringing it to you for ZERO DOLLARS!! Just local entertainment for the people. The Bard's Town is not only becoming the newest premiere venue for local talent, but is also a full service bar and restaurant with a wide variety of food items and beverages available during the show -- again, no minimums!  For more information (or to get reservations) go to www.thebardstown.com.

Show begins at 9:30pm, with a brief ice-breaking appearance by Drew Bailey, fellow member of "Damaged Goods", and also voted by LEO Readers as the 2nd Funniest Comedian in Louisville.

Death row exoneree shares his story

Wrongfully convicted death row inmate Ron Keine will share his story at two public events in Louisville in January. Ron spent two years on New Mexico’s death row following a bizarre campaign by prosecutors to coerce testimony from a motel maid in connection with the murder of a New Mexico student.

Ron’s first appearance is 5 p.m. Sun., Jan. 30, at the Community Center of Church of Epiphany (914 Old Harrods Creek Road).

Ron is part of a group of exonerees called Witness to Innocence. Its goal is to challenge the criminal justice system and change minds of people who think the ultimate punishment is meted out fairly. For additional information, contact KCADP Coordinator Kaye Gallagher at 502-636-1330.