We're giving away 2 free tickets to Halfway to Grateville Dead on April 11th! Whether you’re a lifelong Deadhead or just love great music, don’t miss your chance to experience an unforgettable night of music, food, and community spirit.

Mon-Sun 1-6pm

Nobody goes to a happy hour for just one round. Dittos Grill gives you five hours to enjoy half-off cocktails, wine, and apps, including wings, nachos, sliders, and more. Show up early, stay longer than planned. Nobody will judge.

Monday to Sunday, Participating Restaurants

Louisville Taco Week is back, turning your usual Taco Tuesday into a full week of exploring local taco spots. Restaurants across town are serving up $3, limited-time tacos with a minimum of three per order. Participating restaurants include Gustavo's, Agave & Rye, Taco City, and many other local favorites.

Thursday 6:30-9:30pm

Calling all bourbon lovers! As part of the Kentucky Derby Festival, BourbonVille at Ice House is bringing together Kentucky’s top distilleries for one night of tastings, signature drinks, and bourbon-inspired cuisine. Meet the makers behind your favorite spirits, grab your commemorative glass, and taste exclusive bourbon creations you won’t find anywhere else.

Friday 4-8pm

Looking for a fun and free family night event? KDF's FamFest across the bridge in New Albany brings together indoor and outdoor activities like bounce houses, obstacle courses, rock climbing, face painting, and more. Kids can meet mascots, explore trucks, and enjoy hands-on fun all evening long.

Saturday 3pm

Who says Easter egg hunts are only for kids? PG&J’s is hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunt for the Hoomans on Saturday. Hunt for golden eggs, win prizes, and enjoy surprise rewards and drink specials all day. Doors open at noon, the hunt begins at 3pm, and pups are welcome too.

Saturday 11:30am-1:30pm

Celebrate spring and community at the Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade on Saturday! Candy, floats, fencers, magicians, dance groups, and antique vehicles will bring the parade to life for the whole family. Parade Grand Marshal Chris Hartman will kick off the celebration at 11:30am in front of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church.

This isn’t just a parade to watch, it’s one you can be part of. Decorate your wagons, bikes, or vehicles, and show off your spring spirit for a chance to win coveted “Good Ears” prizes. With the Easter Bunny leading the way, this is a 30+ year tradition you won't want to miss.