If you're looking for a way to get in the spirit, Blue Apple Players, one of Louisville's nonprofit theater companies, is proud to present “Make Room for Elves,” an original musical that will take the stage at 11a.m. on Saturday, December 8, 2007 at The Brown Theatre. 

This isn't a leisurely ride in the park.  The bike racing scene is Louisville is more active than you think, and growing larger thanks to the support of newer, bigger sponsors.

The biggest thing in golf is just under a year away from taking over the town.  Oh yes...there are still tickets available.  BUT they're limited and randomly available.  The deadline looms!  Read on...and hit them well.

Ah, the trials and tribulations and revelations of love...and marriage.  Everybody has a unique story.  I'm Ready Productions brings one to the stage at the Palace this Sunday night on their opening night of the tour.

Only Bardstown Road could do Halloween like this.  Go local and get your ghoul on with one of the most unique neighborhoods in our city.

Louisville artist puts NYC on display with "photographic fiber work".  The combination of photographic imagery and the craft of quilting presents a different take on visual presentation. 

The Performing Arts Exchange, presented by the Southern Arts Federation in collaboration with the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation and the New England Foundation for the Arts is expected to attract over 1,000 attendees to Louisville September 26-29. The Kentucky Arts Council is local host for this major marketplace for performing arts presenting and touring in the eastern United States.

Flesh eating crows.  Scores of zombies.  Are there pirates too?  Need we say more to have you read on? Josh Moss says that Resident Evil: Extinction shouldn't count on a statue at Oscar time.  Read why here.