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Tacos D Amor closes location in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood amid declining traffic
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A locally-owned taco chain in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood has closed its doors for good. Tacos D Amor and More on Bardstown Road closed Monday, according to our partners at Louisville Business First. The chain, formerly known as I Love Tacos, opened the location in 2021...
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Joan Jett, Cheap Trick & more to play Kentucky’s Bourbon & Beyond Festival
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Cheap Trick and Squeeze are among the artists set to play the 2026 Bourbon and Beyond Festival. The festival, which will feature over 100 artists on five stages, will be held Sept. 24-27 at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. Festival headliners include Foo Fighters,...
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Jeff Hardy Lands Massive New Gig
Jeff Hardy has landed one of the biggest opportunities of his music career. From September 17–20, the Louder Than Life music festival returns to Louisville with a stacked lineup featuring major acts such as Iron Maiden, My Chemical Romance, Alice Cooper, Limp Bizkit, A Day To Remember, Pantera, Pierce The Veil, Papa Roach, Sublime, Tool, […]
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Louisville comedy club to close amid Mid City Mall changes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A Louisville comedy staple will be closing down at the end of March. The Caravan Comedy Club will host its last show at its Mid City Mall location on March 21 with Louisville comedian Rich Ragains headlining. The club is leaving the Mid City Mall location...
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Louisville event MANTRA connects wellness, music and community
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A night of music, meditation and movement is coming to Louisville. Educator, organizer and former Metro Councilman Jecorey Arthur will headline MANTRA on Feb. 28 at the Woodbine Chamber. According to organizers, the event is designed to connect personal wellness with community engagement. Arthur, who...
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Highlands location of popular taco restaurant has closed. What to know
A location of a Louisville-based taco chain in the Deer Park neighborhood has closed. When walking up to the doors of Tacos D' Amor , 1534 Bardstown Road, on Feb. 24, patrons were greeted by multiple printed paper signs stating in all capital letters that the location has "closed permanently." Another handwritten sign taped to a window read, "As of 2-23-26, this location will close permanently. We are sorry for the inconvenience." The abrupt closure comes about six months after the nearby Mark's Feed Store, 514 Bardstown Road, closed in August 2025 after 30 years in business at the corner of Bardstown Road and Sherwood Avenue. More restaurant news: Shippingport Brewing to close, citing 'insurmountable' challenges The location of Tacos D' Amor was previously known as I Love Tacos and opened in early 2021. A few locations of I Love Tacos were rebranded to Tacos D' Amor in 2025. Tacos D' Amor opened a location at 828 E Main St. in NuLu in July 2025. Other locations include 243 Blankenbaker Parkway, 3550 Springhurst Commons Drive and 10200 Glenmary Farm Drive, according to the chain's website. I Love Tacos has two locations, including at 400 S. 2nd St. and 9909 Taylorsville
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Buzzard’s Roost Distillery launches two new visitor experiences at its downtown Louisville distillery and tasting room
Louisville, KY – Feb. 24, 2026 – Buzzard’s Roost Distillery, known for its innovative approach to Double Oak maturation, is launching two new visitor experiences at its downtown Louisville distillery and tasting room. Grain to Glass. In this one-hour experience, Buzzard’s Roost Co-founder and Master Blender will...
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Mr Gatti’s Pizza Announces Acquisition of Brandenburg and Shepherdsville, Kentucky, Locations
Franchisees will retain staff, modernize restaurants and extend the brand’s legacy in their communities. February 24, 2026 // Franchising.com // DALLAS, Texas — Mr Gatti’s Pizza announced the acquisition of its Shepherdsville and Brandenburg, Kentucky restaurants by local owners. Two Kentucky restaurants were acquired by local owners:...
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Bristol Bar & Grille to close after nearly 50 years, customers saddened
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Shippingport Brewing to Close After Nearly 5 Years in Louisville’s Portland Neighborhood
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Shippingport Brewing Company in Louisville’s Portland neighborhood will close after nearly five years in business. The brewery and restaurant shared the announcement Friday on social media. It opened in June 2021 on West Main Street, according to Louisville Business First. “We are filled with...
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Beloved DIY venue My Place Ohio moves to the cheaper pastures of Louisville
Last week, Chicago rocker Ryan Ingham announced that his DIY space, My Place Ohio, is relocating to Louisville, Kentucky. Ingham (who makes music under the name “aka Ryan”) began hosting occasional shows in the backyard of his north-side home in 2022, and the following year, as bookings ramped up, he started hosting them in his basement too. My Place Ohio showcased touring bands and plenty of locals, and the space briefly endured national attention due to its penultimate concert: a May 2025 backyard set by 2000s pop-punk poster boys All-American Rejects on their well-publicized tour of unconventional venues.
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'Hallowed ground' | Louisville comedians prepare for final bow at The Caravan
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The lights at The Caravan will go dark this spring after nearly 40 years as Louisville's oldest comedy club. It's no laughing matter for the club's owners and local comics. But while the curtain is closing on the original Highlands location, the hope is to find a new home for the hallowed space.
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The 13th Annual Tailspin Ale Fest Is Set For Takeoff March 7th
Bowman Field | 2700 Gast Blvd. | tailspinalefest.com | $60 (general admission) | 3 p.m. | 21 and over. Craft beer aficionados, prepare for takeoff! Tailspin Ale Festival, Louisville’s premiere craft beer festival, is gearing up for their 13th year, and this one will be the biggest and best yet! Get ready for an immersive event like no other – Louisville’s Winter Warmer is more than a craft beer lovers’ festival, it is one of the biggest social events in Louisville celebrating the end of winter.
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Dean Cain & Southern Gospel Favorites Star In “Second Chance”
Faith-Based Feature Film Second Chance Announces Upcoming Shoot Dates in Kentucky and Arkansas. Danville, KY / Fort Smith, AR — Production is officially underway for the faith-based feature film Second Chance, a powerful and redemptive story centered on failure, healing, and restoration. Filming will take place May 22–29 across Danville and Fort Smith. Second Chance follows the emotional journey of a pastor whose life unravels after a moral failure sends him into personal and spiritual freefall. As he hits rock bottom, audiences are taken along on an honest and hope-filled journey as his family works to rebuild what was broken. The film boldly addresses the realities of mental health, the life-changing mission of Celebrate Recovery, and the transformational power of grace—proving that no failure is final. The film stars Dean Cain, best known worldwide for his portrayal of Superman in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman. Cain’s career spans decades in film and television, with notable roles in God’s Not Dead, Out of Time, The Case for Christ, and numerous faith- and family-centered projects that have resonated with audiences across generations. Also starring is Southern Gospel favorite Kim Hopper of The Hoppers, along with Dale and Robbie Maxwell of New Ground. Their involvement brings authenticity and heart to the project, both on screen and through the film’s music. Beyond her acting role, Kim Hopper also contributes to the film’s soundtrack. With multiple Dove Award nominations, decades of touring experience, and a legacy as one of Southern Gospel music’s most respected voices, Hopper’s music adds emotional depth and spiritual weight to the story. Producer and comedian Mickey Bell shared his excitement about the project:
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‘Ethan Almighty’ set to start filming in Bardstown soon
BARDSTOWN, Ky. (WAVE) - A movie featuring the story of a very special Kentucky dog is officially on the way and filming is set to begin soon. Ethan Almighty - Ethan’s Law, the movie will be based on the true story of Ethan’s recovery after being found severely abused and near death in the parking lot of the Kentucky Humane Society. His organs were shutting down.
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Asian-inspired Louisville eatery announces sudden closure
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Butchertown restaurant has announced it will permanently close its doors at the end of the week. The business specializes in Asian-inspired comfort foods. In a heartfelt letter posted on Instagram, owners Jason and Aenith McCollum cited the reason for their closure is due to challenges...