Tuesday is the dependable friend of the workweek. Not flashy, not dramatic, just showing up and getting things done. Let's dive into today's updates.

Here’s your chance to win tickets to see Rumours Of Fleetwood Mac, recognized as the "Finest Fleetwood Mac TRIBUTE Concert Experience" touring with the blessing of Mick Fleetwood, 10/25 at the Louisville Palace. Tix on sale now but you can ENTER TO WIN!*

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• Stand By Me: The Film and Its Stars 40 Years Later features a screening of the iconic movie followed by a reunion and live conversation with the stars who lived it - Corey Feldman, Jerry O'Connell, and Wil Wheaton, 11/13 at the Louisville Palace. Tix on sale Friday. More info here.

• The Crown LIVE in the Ville is a rap fest of epic proportions, featuring Ludacris, T.I., BigXthaPlug, and Rick Ross at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium on 10/24. Tickets on sale to the public 7/10, but there are presales happening now.

• Everyone loves the annual Sparkle Ball in December, put on by Louisville natives Patrick Hallahan (of My Morning Jacket) and Damaris Phillips (of Food Network fame). But if you can’t wait, there’s Halfway to Sparkle Ball: A Daytime Dance Party, 7/11 at the Whirling Tiger. Get your tickets now!

• Watch Hill Proper hosts their Fourth Annual American Whiskey Festival on 8/15, featuring live music, whiskey and wine tastings, local food vendors, artisan merchants, and VIP experiences. Tickets are on sale now.

• Kentucky-raised and Nashville-based, Mary Kutter blurs the line between country storytelling and rock-leaning intensity. She’ll be at Zanzabar for an intimate show on 9/11. Tix now available.

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Louisville’s farmers markets are a favorite way to shop local, offering everything from farm-fresh produce and pasture-raised meats to baked goods, flowers, and handmade artisan products. Markets pop up across the city and surrounding communities throughout the week, giving residents plenty of opportunities to connect directly with local growers and makers while supporting Kentucky’s agricultural economy. Whether you’re browsing neighborhood favorites like Douglass Loop and Beargrass Creek or exploring seasonal markets in NuLu, Lagrange, or beyond, the Louisville area farmers market scene is packed with fresh flavors and community spirit.

IN THE FUTURE

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• Historic Louisville venue facing mounting repair costs.

• A lot of people will be hitting the road this holiday weekend. Looking for a short getaway from the Ville? We can help!

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