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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 Frazier International History Museum: blades, bullets, battles and more

The Frazier International History Museum: blades, bullets, battles and more
Whether your taste runs to knights on horseback, live reenactments, Civil War dioramas or cowboys and buffalo, the Frazier International History Museum is for you. To be sure, there's an extensive collection of ancient muskets, pistols, swords, lances, knives and other armaments. But the museum has much more than instruments of warfare.

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The Louisville Palace Theatre: ornate showcase for great entertainment

The Louisville Palace Theatre: ornate showcase for great entertainment
Located in the heart of 4th Street Live, the Louisville Palace brings live performances to Louisville audiences — from touring Broadway shows to nationally acclaimed musical acts and the latest in stand-up comedy.

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Speed Art Museum offers a lot for a tiny price

Speed Art Museum offers a lot for a tiny price
Visitors to Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum, the Speed Art Museum, can peruse its permanent collections, ranging from a 6,000-year-old earthenware jar from Upper Egypt to up-to-date post-modern canvases, for absolutely free.

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Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: a step back in time

Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: a step back in time
Take a step back in time with a visit to Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing. Visitors can experience how farming evolved more than 150 years ago and how the Ohio River once served as the nation's first "superhighway."

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Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom: still quite a thrill

Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom: still quite a thrill
For years, Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom billed itself as "the Thrill Park," and backed its boast with screaming roller coasters like Chang and Thunder Run. The adrenalin rush is still there, but this season, some of the best thrills may be on stage.

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Muhammad Ali Center invites visitors to examine their potential for greatness

Muhammad Ali Center invites visitors to examine their potential for greatness
Part museum tracing the life of legendary boxer and humanitarian Muhammad Ali, part education center, the Muhammad Ali Center gives visitors a chance to explore their own potential for greatness.

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Louisville Science Center: stop by for some serious fun

Louisville Science Center: stop by for some serious fun
The Louisville Science Center takes its mission seriously: to make science fun! The center features more than 120 interactive exhibits, a four-story IMAX Theatre, a 2,600-year-old mummy, KidZone, and more.

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Howard Steamboat Museum celebrates the golden age of steamboats

Howard Steamboat Museum celebrates the golden age of steamboats
Return to the golden age of steamships with a visit to the Howard Steamboat Museum in Southern Indiana. Located in the former home of the ship-building Howard family, the museum displays artifacts, photographs and paintings on the vessels that once plied the Ohio River and beyond.

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Music Theatre Louisville: Broadway standards come to life

Music Theatre Louisville: Broadway standards come to life
Music Theatre Louisville has been bringing gems from the Broadway musical theater canon to life in the River City for decades.

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