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WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Dinner Theater's "A Carroll's Deadly Christmas" In sultry Savannah, a most unusual family gathers on Christmas Eve, knowing that one of them will be murdered before morning! But which one, and why? Match wits with Lt. Carroll, as a fascinating holiday mystery unfolds around you. An exclusive world premiere! "A Carroll's Deadly Christmas" starts Saturday evening November 20 at The Hyatt Regency Downtown and runs every Saturday through December 18, plus Fridays, December 3, 10 and 17. The price ($43.95) includes dinner, show, tax and gratuity. Meal choices are roast turkey, pork loin or wild mushroom tortellini. Discounts apply for groups of 6 and larger. Advance reservations are required. For reservations or more information, call the WhoDunnit box office at 502-426-7100 or visit http://www.whodunnitky.com. The Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, supports WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. WhoDunnit Inc. of Louisville, KY http://www.whodunnitky.com/ (502) 426-7100. The Hyatt Regency
320 W. Jefferson
Louisville, KY
whodunnitky.com
502-426-7100
$43.95 (includes dinner, show, tax and gratuity) Holiday Candlelight ToursA celebration reminiscent of the year 1809 comes alive under the glow of candles. House is decorated with all manner fresh greens and fruit. Live music and dancing await in the second floor ballroom. Historic Locust Grove
561 Blankenbaker Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
locustgrove.org
502-897-9845
$6 adults, $3 children
Music Together demo class for kids 0-5Why did Louisville parents vote Heartland Music Together "Best Artsy Class in Louisville" in a poll sponsored by GoCityKids.com? Visit a free class to see why our families are so enthusiastic about what Highlander Magazine calls "the joyous abandon of music making and movement for children in the company of adults who love them. " Our award-winning classes, offered in the Highlands, Anchorage, Middletown, Springhurst and St. Matthews, have been featured in Today's Family (August/September 2008) and Louisville Magazine (March 2007). Come check out a free demo class and discover Music Together for yourself! (Spaces are limited.) Winter classes start the week of January 10. Spaces are limited! To reserve your spot or for more information, contact: Miriam Klein, Director Minds in Motion
3600 Chamberlain Lane, Suite 138, near Westport Rd. at the Gene Snyder Expressway
Louisville, KY 40241
HeartlandMusicTogether.com
502-491-3131
Free
Almost Famous Authors' Faire The Almost Famous Authors’ Faire will hold their next event from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on December 11, 2010 at the historic Clifton Center, 2117 Payne Street, Louisville, KY. The Almost Famous Authors’ Faire is a family-friendly and fun event in which local authors interact with their current readers as well as meet new fans. More than 75 authors are expected to attend this event and be available to sign and sell their books. All genres of books are available: murder-mystery, historical fiction, paranormal romance, christian living, and more. Admission is FREE and all ages are welcome. This will be the third Almost Famous Authors’ Faire event scheduled in and around the Louisville, KY area during 2010. Just in time for holiday shopping, stop in at the Almost Famous Authors’ Faire on December 11th at the Clifton Center to pick up a gift for yourself and others on your shopping list. Historic Clifton Center
2117 Payne Street
Louisville, KY 40204
almostfamousauthorsfaire.com Free
An Irish Christmas Join Bill Bauer and the Locust Grove Chamber Musicians for a presentation of yuletide Irish music, traditions and customs. Refreshments at 5:00 p.m. Concert at 5:30 p.m. in the second floor parlour of Locust Grove. Historic Locust Grove 561 Blankenbaker Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
locustgrove.org
502-897-9845
$20 per person
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