Thursday morning, try not to run over the ribbon cutters as they open the new Westport Road exit off the Watterson.

Most people with an aversion to all things Derby have rented out their houses and taken a vacation out of town this week. For those people who are still in town but want nothing to do with the track, here are a few alternatives.

The most important thing I learned at Wine Fest was more Kentucky growers should plant Chambourcin. See which wines I ranked as a win, place, and show at this year's festival.

So far this week I've brought you Derby season haters and people who gush love for their favorite Derby festivals. Today, we're jumping into the deep end by letting people sound off on whether they prefer Derby or Oaks and why.

You don't have to be a snob to appreciate these local wines. Check out Wine Fest at the Fest-A-Ville.

Yesterday I talked to some Derby Season Haters who think Louisville would be better off without three weeks of pesky festivals. Today, I'm asking some festival lovers who can't get enough which one is their favorite and why.

Over the last few days, I've done some completely unscientific surveys of Louisvillians. I've heard about people's favorite festivals, their opinions on Oaks versus Derby, and the craziest things they've seen on the infield. Before I share the love, I'm giving the other side a little equal opportunity time. Let's hear what the Derby Haters have to say and why.

Saturday afternoon the last brave vestiges of humanity will defend our fair city from an invasion of Zombies. Join them!

Derby Hats, glass blowing, and plenty of free family fun this Sunday at Westport Village.