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Daily Email - Friday - 09/11/2026

Some dates on the calendar carry a little more weight than others. Today marks 25 years since the events of 9/11—a day that changed our country and remains deeply personal for so many. Before we get into what’s happening around Louisville, we’re taking a moment to remember the lives lost, the people who stepped up to help, and everyone whose life was changed by that day.

Today, you could win tickets for the Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour, starring real first responders: cops, firefighters, EMTs, nurses, and dispatchers sharing their funniest, most unbelievable stories, 10/23 at the Kentucky Center’s Bomhard Theater. ENTER TO WIN!

JUST ANNOUNCED

  • Step into the world of Twilight like never before with Twilight in Concert, an evening of nostalgia, romance, and musical brilliance. This cinematic live-to-film event brings the beloved saga of Edward & Bella to life through live music, 1/31 at the Louisville Palace. Tickets now on sale!*

  • Club 90s: MJ Night features the best tunes from Michael Jackson to dance the night away, 10/3 at Mercury Ballroom. Get tickets today.

  • The Fresh Bears will be releasing their second album later this month and you’re sure to hear it at Zanzabar on 10/7, with special guests Isaac Hallal & Henry Sabie. Tickets now on sale.

  • See Lil’ Wayne: 20 Years of Carter Classics, coming to Rupp Arena on 12/4, with guest 2 Chainz. Tix available now.

A DAY OF SERVICE & REMEMBERANCE

Photo: courtesy UofL Health

9/11 Day was launched in 2002 as an annual day of service to honor victims and heroes of that fateful day. Since then, the observance has evolved into an annual day of charitable engagement in the U.S. The American Red Cross supports 9/11 Day by offering the community an opportunity to honor those who lost their lives and first responders by donating blood and helping to ensure it’s available for those in need.

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TONIGHT

Photo: courtesy marykutter.com

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Here's to fewer "maybe next time" moments and more "I'm glad we went." See you Monday.

Cheers!
Ron
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