We're giving away four free tickets to the Lime and Light Margarita Festival on Saturday, Sept 5th at Union in downtown Jeffersonville. Your tickets include FIVE (yes, five) craft margaritas, a taco or build-your-own guac bowl, full access to the vendors village and food trucks, and a live concert from the River City Yacht Club Band.

A full-blown neighborhood block party with a margarita competition and five margaritas included in the price? Say less. You can’t beat that deal. And with four free tickets up for grabs, you and your friends could go for free 👀

Last chance to enter to win four FREE tickets to Lou City’s Keep Louisville Weird Night on Saturday versus Detroit City FC. See more details below.

Mon-Fri 2-5:30pm

Check out the happy hour at Malone's on weekdays from 2 to 5:30, with half-price beer, wine, and select cocktails including the Old Fashioned, Margarita, and Classic Martini. On the food side you have shrimp cocktail, sushi rolls, a Mediterranean trio, and a classic cheddar burger, all at discounted prices. Pretty solid option if you find yourself free on a weekday afternoon.

Friday 5pm-11pm
Saturday 11am-11pm

Unlimited BBQ samples, bourbon tastings, and a professional boxing championship all at one event. Bourbon, BBQ, and Mayhem is happening Friday and Saturday with tasting passes at $50 covering unlimited BBQ, bourbon and cocktail tastings, plus live entertainment. Saturday includes back-to-back BBQ competitions before boxing takes over the rest of the night. Grab the combo pass for $80, with proceeds going to the Kentuckiana Friends of V cancer research initiative.

Saturday 7:30pm

Our very own Jack Harlow is coming home on Saturday (plus an extra show Monday) to play at Old Forester's Paristown Hall. The tour supports his latest album Monica, and features fellow Louisville artist James Savage opening before Harlow goes on for the 2+ hour headlining set. A Louisville legend playing a Louisville venue with a Louisville opener is about as local as it gets.

Wednesday 5-10pm

The final summer edition of Waterfront Wednesday is this week with the Old 97's taking the main stage alongside Cait Justice and the LPM Young Artist Showcase winner. Food trucks and vendors open on the Big Four Lawn at 5, main stage starts at 6:30, and as always, it's free to attend. If you've been meaning to make it out this season, you only have two more chances.

Sunday 12-4pm

If your dog deserves a good way to close out the summer, you need to check out Dog Days of Summer at Hop Atomica on Sunday. Includes free treats, splash pools, $15 pet portraits, and adoptable puppies from the Kentucky Humane Society on site, not to mention Hop Atomica's full beer and cocktail lineup. In partnership with Kentucky Humane Society and Pets 4 Life.

Wed-Mon 5-10pm

Tana is the new Taiwanese New American restaurant in Germantown from Chef Ming Pu and his wife Courtney, recently opening on July 15. Ming is a James Beard Boot Camp alum who cooked at the Brown Hotel, Jack Fry's, and the James Beard House four times. Now he’s bringing a menu inspired by his Taiwanese heritage and classical training to Tana.

LouCity is taking on Detroit City FC on Saturday for Keep Louisville Weird Night with gates opening at 6:30 for happy hour drinks, followed by kickoff at 8. The first 1,000 fans in the beer garden get a can opener keychain as a subtle nod to one of Louisville’s most infamous bridges. IYKYK.

The beer garden will be packed with great local vendors, flash tattoos from Tattoo Charlie's, a vinyl set from DJ Matt Anthony, donation-based haircuts from Anchorless Barber Co, Big Nita's cheesecakes, and goats from a local farm. A great night to get out and support the boys in purple and everything that makes us love this city.