As always, there are lots of fun things to see and do around Kentucky. Be sure to check back each week this month for updates of Kentucky events in November, 2023. We invite you to share this blog link with your Kentucky fun loving friends and family! A Woman of No ImportanceNovember 2nd, 7:30-9:30PM +…
Enjoy all of the wonderful ways to celebrate the season of Fall in Kentucky in September! Know of more events? DM @BluegrassBlog on Instagram with details! Festival of the Horse Date/Time:Â Friday, September 8th, 11-7PM, September 9th 10-8PM September 10th, 12-2PM Location: Downtown Georgetown, KY Roots and Heritage Festival Date/Time: September 8th-10th Parade at 10AM…
“Walk a mile in Elizabethtown and you will never want to leave.” What better motto for a small town? Certainly, our time in E’town left us wanting more. I’m already drawing up a new list for taking in the many things to do in Elizabethtown when we return. OUT ON A VINE WINE BAR I…
Blogger and travel enthusiast LaKesha Henson is the talent behind Chase New Horizons which shares travel and experiences around Kentucky and the country. Henson generously shares her inspiration to stay awhile in Somerset below and trust me, after reading it, you’ll want to make plans to visit! Most people visit Somerset for a specific reason.…
Developing and thriving since 1779, Elizabethtown, Kentucky is a fabulous destination located just off I-65 in the central portion of the Commonwealth. As always I suggest you drive straight downtown into the heart of the city. The stately courthouse is surrounded by a roundabout beckoning visitors and locals alike to pause and experience all this fine city…
A wonderful mix of old and new, Chevy Chase in Lexington, Kentucky is the place to be with easy walkability to dozens of businesses, most of which are locally owned. DRINKING & DINING IN CHEVY CHASE: LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY PAPI’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT AND BAR I really love Papi’s restaurant. The vibe is fun and the ambiance…
With such an abundance of activities and entertainment available in Danville, Kentucky, two blogs are required to appreciate the full picture! Yes, the spirit of Danville is alive and well in its dining, libations, art, culture, history and entertainment. DRINKING & DINING IN DANVILLE, KENTUCKY LA COSA NOSTRA Ferry your taste buds to Tuscany at La…
Danville is recognized as the “Birthplace of the Bluegrass” because the first constitutional convention in the west was held at Constitution Square in 1792. It was here that Kentucky’s first constitution was signed! You will also find Danville a town of arts, history and entertainment. If you are a history buff, Danville is an excellent…
Surrounded by tranquil horse farms, Versailles, Kentucky is located in Woodford County, established along the world-famous Bourbon Trail. With a population of about 10,000, Versailles is a lovely city to visit. The downtown is flush with historic buildings, homes to alluring shops, boutiques and restaurants. I was delighted to observe lamp posts and the courthouse decked out in…
I would like to introduce my friends, Tam and Leigh of the Kentucky Taste Buds. These two besties met in junior high in Lexington and the dynamic duo will enthusiastically introduce you to the great activities around our state! Tam and Leigh’s friendship grew over the years as they married and had children. After their kids…
Aptly named for its location halfway between Frankfort and Lexington, Midway encompasses the quintessential, small-town look and feel you’d expect in a Hallmark movie. The streets are lined with inviting shops, restaurants and boutiques. You’ll likely hear the familiar echoes of the Corman train whistle as the tracks run right through the center of downtown. Historic…
Meet me in Midway! All roads lead to Midway, Kentucky, at least the scenic ones do! Drive Old Frankfort Pike alongside peaceful farmlands, rolling hills, and bluegrass horse pastures to arrive at the most charming destination you could imagine. Situated “mid-way” between Lexington and Frankfort, Midway was founded as a railroad town. In fact, trains…
