Weekdays 4-6pm

Enjoy cigars and discounted drinks? Swing by Louisville Cigar Company & Speakeasy on weekdays for $10 craft cocktails, half-price beers, and a relaxing lounge vibe. Great spot to unwind after work.

Daily, Varying Hours

Celebrate Lent at Frankfort Ave Beer Depot with food and drink specials all month long. Featuring fish sandwiches, shrimp, oysters, hushpuppies, fish tacos, and the smoked salmon and rice special, all $10-$14. The bar offers specials like the Lucky Old Fashioned and Clover Margarita. Add a little St. Patrick's festivity to the meal with $3 Irish-themed shots.

Saturday 4pm

LouCity kicks off the 2026 season at Lynn Family Stadium as they host Miami FC on Saturday. Gates open 2:30pm for happy hour, fan zone games, pregame live music, and fireworks during the player walkout. Grab your significant other and show some love for the boys in purple.

Friday & Saturday 7:30pm

The Cinch World's Toughest Rodeo returns to the KFC Yum! Center March 13–14 for two nights of bull riding, bronc riding, and barrel racing. Come early with the family for the pre-show “down on the dirt” experience with pony rides, photo ops, and a chance to meet the cowboys.

Friday 6:30-9:30pm

Club K9 is throwing a St. PAWtricks celebration on Friday night with green cocktails, a chance to win prizes with every drink purchase, and Irish-themed music bingo. Dogs welcome but not required.

Saturday 3pm

Bardstown Road turns green this Saturday as crowds line the streets for one of Louisville’s best traditions. The 53rd annual St. Patrick’s Parade marches through the Highlands with floats, family clans, and plenty of local Irish pubs along the route.

Hosted by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, this privately run charity based parade runs from Broadway and Baxter to Windsor Place with all proceeds going to charity. The free, all-ages celebration regularly draws crowds of more than 100,000 spectators.

Parade weekend actually kicks off earlier with the traditional Blessing and Tapping of the Beer on Thursday, starting at Goodwood Brewing. Clergy will bless the special beer and everyone involved in the parade before the festivities continue with a ceremonial keg tapping at O'Shea's on Baxter.

This is a Louisville tradition that’s well worth experiencing in person.