Pagan Community Ministries will be hosting a fourth of July camp out.

Zombie Fest brings hordes of entertainment to fans of the undead this Friday at Headliners music hall.

13-year-old Cody Mathis sold his first works of art when he was just 10-years-old and is holding his debut art show Wednesday, July 29.

I captured some photos of dark cloud wall approaching and cycling over lower Highlands while avoiding a cramped basement full of panicky children (and their parents).

Va Va Revue was a brief stroll down memory lane on June 17 and 18 at Art Sanctuary and Alley Theater. The show was a fundraiser put together to raise funds for Art Sanctuary, a local visual arts non-profit. The girls put on a high energy show amidst cankles and catcalls.

Chez Moi art gallery and community represents a startling transformation of a building and opened near the corner of Fourth and Winkler on Saturday, June 18 to a lovely reception with performance.

The Va Va Vixens are at it again, and Va Va Revue just might be the perfect alternative gift for father's day. You can catch this "best of" show for $25 on Friday/Saturday (Junes 17 and 18) at 8 p.m. (Doors open at 7). These shows can often sell out, so advanced tickets are recommended.

Performance poet Madison West will be releasing her cd "Wannabe" tonight at Jazzy Blu Cafe as part of the monthly poetry night by 30 Something Entertainment, which often has standing room only. The doors open at 7 p.m. and the cover is $10. (Dress to impress.)

Mighty Kindness has been raising environmental and sutsainability awareness, creating community and presenting great music for four years now. This Sunday: the Louisville community will have an opportunity to come together and help the vision to grow.

Ben Wood was once known as "The Outlaw" in local and regional wrestling but is now making his way through the local and regional film scenes.