So happy it’s Thursday! Today always feels like the turning point of the week. One more push before the weekend energy “officially” starts!

We’ve got your shot to score tickets for Abbey Road on the River, the world’s largest Beatles-inspired music festival, happening next weekend, 5/21-25 at Big Four Station Park in Jeffersonville. ENTER TO WIN!

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• Demon Hunter combines transcendent melodies with a defiant heaviness to rise above the darkness of metal music. Catch them tomorrow night, 5/15, at Manchester Music Hall, with guests Convictions and Cultist. Grab your tix!*

• R&B singer-songwriter Kem comes to Iroquois Amphitheater for a soulful night of music on 7/18. Tickets are now available.

• IV & The Strange Band and Clownvis bring their Oddballs and Outlaws Tour to the Whirling Tiger on 9/5. Tickets are now on sale.

• Why wait til nighttime to start the party when the Daytime Disco Society begins the fun early. Join them at Jane in NuLu on 6/13. Details here.

• Take part in the FEAT of Louisville Run/Walk for Autism on 5/30 at Beckley Creek Park and support a great cause. Register now.

FREE OUTDOOR MOVIES IN THE VILLE

Spend a summer night under the stars with free outdoor movies happening all around Louisville. From waterfront screenings downtown to movie nights at Iroquois Amphitheater, there are plenty of chances to grab some friends and catch a classic or family favorite without spending a dime. Check out Do502’s roundup of free movie events happening throughout the season and start planning your next movie night.

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