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Jefferson Memorial Forest to host a Saturday of Bluegrass music on May 18

Jefferson Memorial Forest to host a Saturday of Bluegrass music on May 18

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Bluegrass music lovers will want to stop by the Jefferson Memorial Forest on Saturday, May 18 between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. for the 9th Annual Forest Fest.

Councilwoman Vicki Aubrey Welch (D-13) is the presenting sponsor. “There is no better place than the Jefferson Memorial Forest to just kick back enjoy a nice spring afternoon and listen to some great music,” she said. “If you have never been to the forest, this is a perfect chance to experience its beauty and join others who know what a special place it is in Louisville Metro.”

Headlining this year’s Forest Fest ‘13 is Della Mae of Boston, Massachusetts. The five member female band is an up-and-coming band that mixes a contemporary sound with traditional Bluegrass.

Councilman Johnson continues District 21’s effort to replenish tree canopy along South Second Street

Councilman Johnson continues District 21’s effort to replenish tree canopy along South Second Street

From Tony Hyatt

LOUISVILLE, KY  – For a second year, Councilman Dan Johnson continues his effort to replace the tree canopy in District 21 with the planting of 52 trees in various areas over the next several weeks.

Garrison Keillor highlights upcoming season at Iroquois Amphitheater

LOUISVILLE, KY  – Joined on stage by local performers and musicians, concert promoters, and city officials, Mayor Greg Fischer announced a strong lineup of entertainment for the 75th anniversary season at the Iroquois Amphitheater.

Highlights include the popular Garrison Keillor and his “Prairie Home Companion’s” Radio Romance Tour on July 20. Major music acts include Local Natives, Paul Thorn and Jason Isbell, Gregg Allman and the Louisville-based band Houndmouth, opening the season on April 26.

Mural honoring Hollywood star is part of Hometown Hero initiative

Mural honoring Hollywood star is part of Hometown Hero initiative

From Chip Rogalinski

LOUISVILLE, KY - Former Shelby Park resident and Louisville native, Victor Mature, now holds a prominent place as the 21st image in the Hometown Hero initiative.  The banner can be seen on the Derby Dental Building on 1303 South Shelby Street in Louisville.

Kentucky Derby Museum celebrates “THE INFIELD” as featured spring exhibit

Kentucky Derby Museum celebrates “THE INFIELD” as featured spring exhibit

From Cheryl Whitehouse

LOUISVILLE, KY - From elaborate costumes to port-o-potty racing and even a little mud wrestling, the Infield’s character is only fully understood by those who are brave the revelry on the First Saturday in May.  Did you know it’s also been the place of train crashes, plane flights, potato harvests and army camps as well?

Responsible Rally for Rover on Big Four Bridge

Responsible Rally for Rover on Big Four Bridge

From Ashley Smith

LOUISVILLE, KY – The Ramsey Brothers of Lite 106.9 have organized representatives of Cox Media Group/WAVE 3, Feeders Supply, the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS), Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS), the Waterfront Development Corporation, and Barkstown Road to plan the Responsible Rally for Rover on the Big Four Bridge. The event, which encourages responsible pet ownership, will start at the Big Four Lawn on Sunday, March 24, from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. The event will be held rain or shine.

The Green Triangle sustainability initiative recruiting volunteers from District 9

The Green Triangle sustainability initiative recruiting volunteers from District 9

From Tony Hyatt, Metro Council Spokesman

Louisville, Ky.