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Mahjong Lunch Club at Mashup
Today · 12:00 PM

Stubbs' Buds
Today · 7:30 PM

Live Dead & Brothers: An All-Star Celebration of Grateful Dead & Allman Brothers
Today · 8:00 PM
TODAY, MAY 5

Mahjong Lunch Club at Mashup
Mahjong Lunch Club at MashupTuesdays | 12:00–3:00 PM Take a midday break and join us for Mahjong Lunch Club—a relaxed, come-and-go gathering built around good food, sharp minds, and shared tables. Whether you’re a seasoned player or learning the game, all are welcome to pull up a seat. Settle in with lunch from your favorite vendor, connect with fellow players, and enjoy a few rounds in a laid-back, social atmosphere. Come for the game, stay for the community.

Stubbs' Buds

Live Dead & Brothers: An All-Star Celebration of Grateful Dead & Allman Brothers

Early Childhood Pop-Up: Animal Tales – Islands / Little Penguin Exhibit

TV Trivia w/ Greg!

HartShaker

Trivia Tuesday

Early Childhood Pop-Up: Animal Tales - Islands / Little Penguin Exhibit
Animal Tales Join us at select animal exhibits to hear a story and test your animal imitation skills with a movement activity! Guests can join us at selected animal exhibits for a story time throughout the spring. We’ll read 1 or 2 books and practice our animal imitation skills with a movement challenge related to the animal we’re featuring each week. See below for the dates, times, featured animals, and book selections. HerpAquarium Books Waiting for Mama written and illustrated by Gianna Marino Pierre the Penguin: A True Story written by Jean Marzollo and illustrated by Laura Regan Price FREE with Louisville Zoo membership or admission About Early Childhood Pop-ups The fun will be popping up this spring and summer at the Zoo! Perfect for young learners, these new pop-up programs invite families and their children to play, observe and learn in new ways all while visiting the Zoo! Use your imagination during free play in the Cub House, gather around for a story reading, think like a zookeeper with animal activity stations or go on a Litter Critter quest. Pop up programs are FREE with membership or admission to the Zoo. For a full list of details and available sessions, visit our website. EARLY CHILDHOOD POP-UPS 2026 SCHEDULE Animal Tales Classes from 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. April 19: HerpAquarium April 28: Giraffe Exhibit May 5: Islands / Little Penguin Exhibit May 12: Tiger Taiga May 19: Red Panda Exhibit Little Critters Classes held in the MetaZoo from 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. April 15, April 22, April 29 May 6, May 13, May 20, May 27 Playtime in the Cub House Classes held from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. in the Snow Leopard Cub House presented by PNC. March 28 April 4, April 25 (April 11 Cancelled) May 2, June 6, June 27 Young Zoologist Classes held from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Islands Zone April 2, April 9, April 16, April 23, April 30 May 7, May 14, May 21, May 28

CRAFT NIGHT: Weekday Drink Specials!

Danny Brown

Parklands Walking Club

Tuesday Night Music Series - The Hardy Trio

Drag Bingo with Valiana Doll and The Alexis

Cinco De Mayo at the Roof

Tuesday Trivia - Free Slice with a Pint Night!

Louisville Bats vs. Nashville Sounds

The Book of Mormon
Louisville Mural Tour
Guided walking tour of 15+ murals in downtown and NuLu.

New Talent Tuesday

$7 Quesadilla Tuesdays

Kentucky Guild of Artists & Craftsmen Fair
Oldest craft fair in Kentucky, held at Berea's Indian Fort Theater since 1961. Over 130 juried artisans showcasing traditional and contemporary Appalachian craft.

Kaki, Holiday Holdover, and Meeting Street

Sepultura- Celebrating Life Through Death Final North American Tour 2026
TOMORROW, MAY 6

Half Price Wine Night

Early Childhood Pop-Up: Litter Critters

Coventry Hill

Ayurvedic Ams with Sarah Teeple

Yoga w/ Nerissa Sparkman
Yoga w/ Nerissa Sparkman Midweek reset, by design. Join Nerissa Sparkman for a donation-based evening yoga practice focused on grounding, mobility, and breath. This all-levels session welcomes bodies of all kinds and prioritizes presence over performance. The practice is followed by a social snack and happy hour, inviting participants to linger, refuel, and connect—because community care doesn’t end at savasana. Donation based.
Adult Bingo

Early Childhood Pop-Up: Litter Critters
Litter Critters Plastic is everywhere! Join us at our Litter Critter stations to learn how plastic waste effects animals and humans here in Kentucky and around the world. We’ll play games focused on recycling to earn a special sticker! These stations will be in the MetaZoo or the HerpAquarium on Wednesday afternoons in the spring. Price FREE with Louisville Zoo membership or admission About Early Childhood Pop-ups The fun will be popping up this spring and summer at the Zoo! Perfect for young learners, these new pop-up programs invite families and their children to play, observe and learn in new ways all while visiting the Zoo! Use your imagination during free play in the Cub House, gather around for a story reading, think like a zookeeper with animal activity stations or go on a Litter Critter quest. Pop up programs are FREE with membership or admission to the Zoo. For a full list of details and available sessions, visit our website. EARLY CHILDHOOD POP-UPS 2026 SCHEDULE Animal Tales Classes from 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. April 19: HerpAquarium April 28: Giraffe Exhibit May 5: Islands / Little Penguin Exhibit May 12: Tiger Taiga May 19: Red Panda Exhibit Little Critters Classes held in the MetaZoo from 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. April 15, April 22, April 29 May 6, May 13, May 20, May 27 Playtime in the Cub House Classes held from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. in the Snow Leopard Cub House presented by PNC. March 28 April 4, April 25 (April 11 Cancelled) May 2, June 6, June 27 Young Zoologist Classes held from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Islands Zone April 2, April 9, April 16, April 23, April 30 May 7, May 14, May 21, May 28

Black Marble

Restore and Renew Yoga

Artificial Intelligence 101 for Seniors

The Book of Mormon

Monthly Yoga at the Gardens

A Gift for Mom: Crafting Session
« All Events Patriotic Bookmarks May 20 4:00 pm - 5:45 pm Join Museum Educator Jessica Hartman at the Cultural Arts Center as we explore creative expression through patriotic design. In this program, participants will craft their own red, white, and blue bookmarks using a variety of materials and decorative techniques. Along the way, we’ll reflect on themes of remembrance, service, and national pride. These personalized bookmarks serve as both a practical item and a lasting reminder of the values honored on Memorial Day. Register Online Categories: Events Tags: Event Cultural Arts Center 201 East Spring Street New Albany, IN 47150 United States + Google Map (812) 944-7336 Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Art History Illustrated: An Evening with the Arnolfini Portrait

Wednesday Open Mic

Louisville Trivia Night

Trivia Night – Revenge of the Sixth

KY Gives Day Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Workshop

Music Bingo

Monster Monster!

Music Industry Night - Open Jam
Join us every Wednesday for the areas best open mic/open jam where musicians around the area meet up for jam together and make new friends and even form new bands. We provide a complete backline drum kit, bass amps and guitar amps. Sign up happens around 6:30. Performer take the stage from 7pm till 9:45pm.

Steffan Weston

Louisville Bats vs. Nashville Sounds

CRAFT NIGHT: Weekday Drink Specials!

Trivia Night - Revenge of the Sixth
Advance purchase required. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. | Trivia begins at 7:00 p.m. Purchase Tickets! Join us after-hours for a wild, themed trivia game. These fun-filled evenings will feature music, prizes and of course, trivia! Food and drink specials will be available. Prizes will be awarded to the first, second and third place teams. Evening hosted by Louisville Trivia. Revenge of the Sixth May the facts be with you as you take on this galactic challenge. You could play Star Wars trivia Solo, but we recommend building a team of jedi masters. Seats may fill up in less than 12 parsecs, so do (or do not) reserve your seat early. Prices Individual ticket: $25 Team of 4: $80 Team of 8: $160 Purchase Tickets! Notes: Eight is the maximum number of members you can have on one team. This event is for guests ages 21 and older. No children will be admitted. Outside alcohol will not be permitted. There are no refunds, rainchecks or discounts for this special experience. Trivia Nights Schedule Trivia Night – Zooper Heroes March 18, 2026 @ 6:30 pm Join us for this green-themed trivia night and test your luck for a chance to win a pot of gold. (Actual prizes do not include real gold coins.) Trivia Night – April Fools April 15, 2026 @ 6:30 pm Expect the unexpected! See what zany tricks we have up our sleeves at this punny and wacky night of trivia fun. Trivia Night – Revenge of the Sixth May 6, 2026 @ 6:30 pm May the facts be with you as you take on this galactic challenge. You could play Star Wars trivia Solo, but we recommend building a team of jedi masters. Seats may fill up in less than 12 parsecs, so do (or do not) reserve your seat early. Trivia Night – Wild World of Disney June 17, 2026 @ 6:30 pm Put on your thinking cap (or favorite pair of Mickey ears) for this wild night of trivia. You’ll have to do more than wish upon a star to take the top prize. Trivia Night – Spicy Summer Reads July 15, 2026 @ 6:30 pm Summer is heating
THURSDAY, MAY 7

Nocturnal Networking

Boundary Country
Sandbar Soul

Thirsty Thursday Karaoke

Restore and Renew Yoga

Bourbon Through Bluegrass

Forecastle Festival
Louisville's premier music, art, and activism festival on the Waterfront. Three days of national headliners, local artists, bourbon lounges, and environmental advocacy.

Louisville Bats vs. Nashville Sounds

Bring Your Own Vinyl Night Every Thursday at Mag Bar !!

Planet Thursday!

Hometown Harvest

Speed Social: Connect + Inspire

Tiger Rescue

Music Bingo With JD Entertainment

Bats of Bernheim

Dance w/ Mexico Lindo
Thursday Night Dance Classes w/ Mexico LindoStep into the rhythm every Thursday at Mashup. Mexico Lindo leads an open, community-centered dance class designed for all experience levels—whether you’re learning for the first time or just looking to move. Every Thursday | 6–8 PMThe Gallery @ Mashup Food HallFree to attend

Fiddler on the Roof

The Book of Mormon

Early Childhood Pop-Up: Young Zoologist

Thursday Trivia at the Brewery
TRIVIA THURSDAYS at FCBC! For 10 straight years, we’ve been the longest-running trivia game in town — powered by the legends at Last Call Trivia! Every Thursday | Floyd County Brewing Co. Pints flowing, brains buzzing Prizes, bragging rights, and decade-deep rivalries Fuel up with apps, burgers & pub favorites You think you’re smarter than our reigning regulars? Prove it. Ten years is a long time to hold the throne. Bring your squad. Stack your brainpower. Trivia Thursdays — only at FCBC.

Early Childhood Pop-Up: Young Zoologist
Young Zoologist Practice your observation skills and learn what it takes to be a zoologist. Find our young zoologist stations in the Islands Zone on Thursdays between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to help us track the behavior of some islands mammals. We’ll work on our observation skills by marking where animals are in the exhibits and what they’re doing. Guests will also be able to test their knowledge by identifying different types of animal scat or tracks. Price FREE with Louisville Zoo membership or admission About Early Childhood Pop-ups The fun will be popping up this spring and summer at the Zoo! Perfect for young learners, these new pop-up programs invite families and their children to play, observe and learn in new ways all while visiting the Zoo! Use your imagination during free play in the Cub House, gather around for a story reading, think like a zookeeper with animal activity stations or go on a Litter Critter quest. Pop up programs are FREE with membership or admission to the Zoo. For a full list of details and available sessions, visit our website. EARLY CHILDHOOD POP-UPS 2026 SCHEDULE Animal Tales Classes from 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. April 19: HerpAquarium April 28: Giraffe Exhibit May 5: Islands / Little Penguin Exhibit May 12: Tiger Taiga May 19: Red Panda Exhibit Little Critters Classes held in the MetaZoo from 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. April 15, April 22, April 29 May 6, May 13, May 20, May 27 Playtime in the Cub House Classes held from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. in the Snow Leopard Cub House presented by PNC. March 28 April 4, April 25 (April 11 Cancelled) May 2, June 6, June 27 Young Zoologist Classes held from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Islands Zone April 2, April 9, April 16, April 23, April 30 May 7, May 14, May 21, May 28

KENTUCKY AUTHOR FORUM: HAMPTON SIDES INTERVIEWED BY BETO O'ROURKE

Lunar Vacation
Thunderdome!

Needle Felting Workshop: 3D Flowers

Forest Homeschool Hike

CRAFT NIGHT: Weekday Drink Specials!

Tim Meadows
FRIDAY, MAY 8

Melody Resurrection

DJ Impose

Spring Dance Festival

Collection Highlights Drop-In Tour

Portland Thorns at Racing Louisville FC

Phoneboy With Heart Attack Man

Bourbon City Steam - “A Weekend At The Races!”

Louisville Bats vs. Nashville Sounds

Summer Garden Jazz Series

Jason Parroco & Friends

Belle - Picnic Lunch / Afternoon Cruise

Signal The Revolution with Blackwater and This Years Finest

TERRY FATOR: Pure Imagination

Christmas Country Dance School
Berea College tradition since 1938. Five days of traditional Appalachian, English, and contra dance, music, and song between Christmas and New Year's.

Bourbon Through Bluegrass

Thumper & The Plaid Rabbits

Atomic Groove Machine

Nick Dittmeier & The Sawdusters

Craft Night

DAD ROCK AFTER DARK

7th Annual ALT Show

Subdocta w/ Dewpoint & Munny

Kontinental ‘25 at Speed Cinema
Cheat'n on Tucker
ISSA Kentuckiana - 2026 May
ISSA Kentuckiana meeting
80's Neon Silent Disco at Waldo's Chicken & Beer
Silent disco event featuring 80's neon theme

Tim Meadows

Dad Rock Music Party at Howl at the Moon Louisville
Dad Rock Music Party featuring classic rock anthems, power ballads, and live request-driven performances at Howl at the Moon Louisville.

SHAKESQUEER: I wooed thee with my sword

Jason Parroco & Friends

PUNK Concert
$5 | Tickets at door

Thumper & The Plaid Rabbits

CRAFTERNOON: Friday Happy Hour!

Steamboat Supper / Evening Cruise

Christmas Country Dance School
Berea College tradition since 1938. Five days of traditional Appalachian, English, and contra dance, music, and song between Christmas and New Year's.

New Comics Showcase

HEX HEX HEX / STAY BENT / THE REMOTE CONTROLS / GODAWFULS

The Book of Mormon

Whiskey Nights

Turn3 with special guest Normac & Threegon
MAY 8th The Enchanted Forest & Music Hall It’s going to be a killer show, with our super talented friends, Normac and Threegonband You won’t want to miss it!
SATURDAY, MAY 9

Calisthenics Boot Camp: Valerie Mills
Start your Saturday with movement and momentum. Join Valerie Mills for an all-levels calisthenic workout designed to build strength, mobility, and collective energy—no equipment, no intimidation, just purposeful movement. The workout is followed by a walking meetup with the Louisville Girls Walking Group, creating space for connection, conversation, and an easy transition from exercise to community care. All levels welcome. Sneakers encouraged. $10 at the door, or pay in advance through Venmo direct to host @vbmills (Valerie Mills).

Stricknyne

Cook with a Chef

The Book of Mormon

Pearle School of Burlesque Student Showcase

Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC at Louisville City

Harbor History

ABCs: Art, Books, & Coffee

Throo the Zoo 5K Run/Walk 2026

Throo the Zoo 5K

Nature(+) Spirit of a Place Felted Landscape

Tim Meadows

Word On The Street: Open Mic Night at Mashup
Word On The Street: Open Mic Night at Mashup Monthly 2nd Saturdays | 5:30–9:30 PM | Hosted by Kimmiee Word On The Street is Mashup’s biweekly open mic—an evening built for poetry, presence, and community. Hosted by Kimmiee, the night centers local voices and lived experience, creating space for artists to share work that moves, challenges, and connects. Expect a rotating blend of spoken word, poetry, and live expression, underscored by DJ sets that carry the room from one voice to the next. This is not just a stage—it’s a platform. What to expect: Open mic performances (poetry, spoken word, storytelling, music) Live DJs setting the tone throughout the evening Pop-up opportunities for local artists and vendors to showcase and sell their work Whether you’re stepping up to the mic or holding space in the crowd, Word On The Street is about showing up, listening closely, and building something together—one voice at a time.

Melody Resurrection

Bellarmine Graduation Celebration
Private celebration in Mashup Gallery

Bourbon Straights

Speed Chat Spot
Sunset Cruise with The Way Back!

Makers With Mimosas

Spring Dance Festival

Enchanted Mayhem Music Festival

Arcy Drive - The Pit Tour: Spring 2026

Volunteer Orientation

Sunset, Moonlight Cruise

International Food Truck Festival
<p>Join us for the 4th annual international food truck festival where the world’s foods are gathered in one location. Enjoy eating around the world while being entertained by various cultural performances. </p>\n

Speed Family: Film + Fun

DJ Impose

Meekest + Serpent Moon Overdrive + Necromoon + Nice to Know You

The Decades

Creatives Connect

Lougrass: Dozens Of Dollars String Band

PRENATAL YOGA IN THE PARK

Fiddler on the Roof
Princess Cruise on The Mary M. Miller with Princesses of Louisville!

Springhouse Pop-up Exploration

Louisville’s Other Derby: May 9 Roller Derby Doubleheader

Lessons

Ethan & Joey

The Blind Shades + ZuZu YaYa

Walk MS
<p>Every step you take at Walk MS leads to something greater. With accessible routes that are stroller- and mobility device-friendly, there’s nothing quite like looking around you to a sea of orange-clad people who want to support you and the MS community.</p>\n

Craft Night

Flower Bouquet Workshop with This Old Barn Flower Farm
38th Annual Budlight Mania Twin 45's TNT Screenprint Modified Figure 8
Corridor 64

American Dream at Speed Cinema
2026 Bellarmine University Graduation*

Doomsday Cinema Paradiso

May Bottle Club Pickup Party
Hammer's Lou Adopts Presented By Ky Humane Society With Metro Animal Services

Kentucky Guild of Artists & Craftsmen Fair
Oldest craft fair in Kentucky, held at Berea's Indian Fort Theater since 1961. Over 130 juried artisans showcasing traditional and contemporary Appalachian craft.

Enchanted Mayhem Festival
Enchanted Mayhem returns for year 5! Always a good time. What a lineup!!! Non-stop music on 2 stages with zero over-lapping sets. Re-entry is allowed! Doors 2PMMusic 3PM – 12:30 AM21+Rain or shine The Low GlowHot Brown SmackdownElectric GardenProbably Just ParanoidMr. PleaseVilla MureWolfSmall Time NapoleonArtist at Large – Roadie

Kontinental ‘25 at Speed Cinema

Juvenile's Boiling Point Album Release Tour w/ The 400 Degreez Band

Teatime with Tigers 2026

Louisville Bats vs. Nashville Sounds

Collection Highlights Drop-In Tour

Shakespeare in the Parks Tour: The Tempest
Open Mic Night: Poetry Slam
Share your voice at our weekly poetry slam and open mic event. All styles welcome. Cash prizes for top performers.

Crafternoon
SUNDAY, MAY 10

Patrick Warburton

Mother's Day Buffet

Louisville Bats vs. Nashville Sounds

Sterling Elza & Cole Barnhill

Speed Chat Spot

Mother's Day Morning Session

Shakespeare in the Parks Tour ‒ The Tempest

The Louisville Gore Club

Mother's Day Paint and Sip with ArtVentures

Harlan County USA at Speed Cinema
