Carmichael's is the place to be tonight for any sports fan.  From 7:00-8:30pm, author Philip von Borries will discuss his newest book, The Louisville Baseball Almanac.  Learn about Louisville's rich history in the sport known as America's favorite pasttime. 

If you're a dog lover or an animal lover of any kind, the American Printing House for the Blind has the perfect program for you.  This Saturday, September 18, learn all about service dogs - from their training to their "relaxation time."

If you are looking for something fun and a bit educational to do this evening (or any other Wednesday throughout September), try the Louisville Water Company's Walking Wednesdays.  Enjoy a guided tour of the Gatehouse and a stroll around the Crescent Hill Reservoir. 

As a part of the F.A.T. Friday Hop, Gallery Janjobe will host the opening of a new exhibit, "Symbols," featuring nine pieces of work by Gena Neumann.  Each piece is made of repurposed metal with new materials and is laden with symbolism.  Stop by and have a drink and snack, enjoy some live music, and see if you can decode some art. 

Consignment stores are a great way to help your wallet, the planet and your fashion sense. Margaret's is a Louisville classic, and there are many more to explore in the city. 

Crescent Hill Outdoor Cinema series concludes this Saturday, with a double feature of "Cars" and "Bullitt"--a great way to wind down the summer.