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Derby Dinner Playhouse sets stage for a great time
Each year, thousands of patrons enjoy Derby Dinner Playhouse, which has been combining delicious food and fine entertainment in Clarksville, Ind., since 1974.

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Baxter Avenue Filmworks: top-tier cinema in the Highlands

Baxter Avenue Filmworks: top-tier cinema in the Highlands
Whether you're looking for award-winning independent cinema or a new blockbuster in digital 3-D and high-performance projector, the Highlands neighborhood's Baxter Avenue Filmworks delivers.

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Edison Home brings inventor's Louisville link to light

Edison Home brings inventor's Louisville link to light
Louisville has been the home of many bright lights of U.S. history, but none brighter than Thomas Alva Edison, inventor of the first commercially practical incandescent bulb, the phonograph and other world-changing devices.

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Little Loomhouse weaves art and history for a new generation

Little Loomhouse weaves art and history for a new generation
Located on Kenwood Hill in Louisville's South End, the Little Loomhouse has taught generations of children about the spinning and looming folk crafts of Kentucky. Located on the National Register of Historic Places, it's the largest repository of textile patterns in the country.

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The Louisville Zoo: Wild things to make your heart sing

The Louisville Zoo: Wild things to make your heart sing
There’s a wondrous world of wildlife packed within the 134 rolling acres of The Louisville Zoo, home to more than 1,400 exotic animals.

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Fourth Street Live!: dining, shopping, celebration

Fourth Street Live!: dining, shopping, celebration
Day or night, Fourth Street Live! in the heart of historic downtown Louisville provides a fun-filled destination for entertainment, dining or shopping.

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Alpine Ice Arena: still cool after 50 years

Alpine Ice Arena: still cool after 50 years
These are good days for Alpine Ice Arena, thanks in part to a 2002 renovation that brought dressing rooms, showers and new equipment geared for the growing local interest in ice hockey.

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Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky

Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky
Mammoth Cave National Park, a mere 90 minutes from downtown Louisville, gives visitors the chance to explore a piece of American history, view the natural wonders of the unique cave system below ground or enjoy the beauty of the forests and rivers above ground.

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Cave Hill Cemetery: final resting place of many Kentucky legends

Cave Hill Cemetery: final resting place of many Kentucky legends
For 160 years, Cave Hill Cemetery has been the final resting place of Revolutionary War heroes, famous inventors, Abraham Lincoln's friends and one of his Cabinet members, governors and mayors,as well as everyday Louisville residents. Weather permitting, visitors can come daily to the garden-like spot and stroll through the grounds to view the grave markers, monuments and plaques or simply enjoy the trees, grassy hills, ponds and lakes.

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Love horses? Make tracks to the Derby Museum

Love horses? Make tracks to the Derby Museum
It's dedicated to "the greatest two minutes in sports," but this tribute to the Kentucky Derby can provide hours of entertainment and education.

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