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Women Behind Bars at The Alley TheaterWomen Behind Bars by Tom Eyen, February 25 – March 12, Every Friday and Saturday "Sex is rampant and comically cheerful!...A delirious evening of Grade-A tomfoolery!"-The New York Times "Hysterically, paradoxically, fascinatingly, diabolically funny!"- New York Daily News Art Sanctuary & The Alley TheaterThe Pointe thealleytheater.org
$18 2011 Carl Casper Custom & Louisville New Car Auto ShowSpecial advanced $2.00 off discount coupons available at all participating GLADA Auto Dealers. No advanced tickets. All tickets may be purchased at the door. Two sensational events combined into one! Carl Casper’s Custom and The Louisville New Car Show come together to create the world’s greatest auto show ever. Custom cars compete and the area New Car Auto Manufacturers bring in the newest models. Hundreds of exhibitors, along with television stars, wrestling superstars, and current sports figures, meet the public and sign autographs. 19th Annual Show of ShowsThe 19th Annual Show of Shows, the world's largest military show, will be held at the Kentucky Exposition Center February 25th and 26th, 2011. Guests can meet the legendary U.S. Veterans and buy, sell, or trade their items with over 600 exhibitors occupying 1600 tables that showcase an assortment of military antiques including uniforms, weapons, helmets, medals, documents, books, and more. The Show of Shows is open to the public from 9am to 6pm. Admission is $9, and children 18 and under are free when accompanied by an adult. For more information call 513.245.9540, or visit www.sosovms.com. Join us at the Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind for a presentation on the integration of the Kentucky School for the Blind. As part of the program, guest speaker Louis Tutt, from the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind, will talk about how schools for the blind in other states dealt with the issue. The Colored Department of the Kentucky School for the Blind was established in 1884 in a structure about a quarter mile from the KSB building. The school remained divided into white and "colored" departments until the 1950s. Considered a progressive social reform at the time, the Colored Department nonetheless promoted racism among those least equipped to understand it. In the seventy-five years of its existence, the school sheltered dedicated teachers, both black and white, and students who went on to successful lives and careers. Call 899-2213 to register. Best for older teens and adults. The DERBY CITY ROLLER GIRLS are taking on the ladies of Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls from Bloomington Indiana. Manslick Rollerdrome Join us in The Wine Studio as we celebrate the beginning of summer produce and the Kentucky bounty with our June Bistro night. The evening begins with a flight of Organic French wines and savory canapés then pick your winner and enjoy 4 courses of our interpretation of traditional Bistro dishes in a relaxed family style setting with communal seating. 35th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays actorstheatre.org Visit us at the restaurant It's All Greek To Me for delicious free Greek appetizers and an $8 off coupon. It's All Greek To Me |
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