Hello Monday, you again? Didn’t we just do this last week? No worries. We’ve got an EXCELLENT way to kick off the week! Step through the portal and meet us where music, magic, and moss converge. Win VIP tickets to Hulaween featuring The String Cheese Incident, Goose, Zeds Dead, Illenium, and 70+ more artists. Four days of camping magic, immersive art installations, and $600 travel credit included. ENTER TO WIN!*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• This weekend, it’s the country party of the year! Highland Farms Country Fest in Elizabethtown on Friday & Saturday, 8/29-8/30, features country stars Sam Hunt, Tyler Hubbard, Brantley Gilbert, Mitchell Tenpenny, and more. Snag your tickets today!*

• Walker Hayes goes unplugged at the Louisville Palace 11/8. Raw acoustic hits like “Fancy Like” in a cozy venue. Grab tickets now for this intimate country show!*

• Aziz Ansari’s incisive humor targets digital chaos and millennial malaise at the Brown Theatre on 11/14. Grab tickets for this tasty slice of comedy before they’re gone.*

• The Tony, Grammy, and Academy Award-winning musical Dreamgirls is coming to Actors Theatre of Louisville, with performances 9/19-9/28. Tix now on sale.

• Join TreesLouisville for Tree Week, celebrating the role trees play in our lives through creative, informative, and fun-filled activities and events for people of all ages, 10/10-10/19 at various Louisville locations. Find out more here.

THRIFT SHOPS IN LOUISVILLE

Today is National Secondhand Wardrobe Day! We thought that would be a good time to revisit some of the fantastic thrift shops around Louisville. Whether you’re looking for some esoteric style accents, the perfect piece of porcelain for your cubicle, or you’re up for a bit of bougie clothes shopping, this is the perfect list for you!

THIS WEEK

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• Are they keeping the big clock? Southern Indiana’s Colgate site is getting close to redevelopment. 

• Your time is running out to add to our Summer Party Playlist!

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