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Kentucky Theatre: anything but ordinary
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Kentucky Theatre: anything but ordinary
The Kentucky Theatre is for Lexingtonians seeking the out of the ordinary, whether it's independent cinema, cult classics, thoughtful first-run mainstream releases or a big screen for the University of Kentucky's latest game.
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Kentucky Horse Park celebrates horses past, present, future
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Kentucky Horse Park celebrates horses past, present, future
Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington celebrates all things equine — from the thoroughbred race horses bred in the Bluegrass State to draft horses to the endangered Przewalski horses from the Mongolian steppes, of which only 60 remain in the wild. A visit to this hands-on museum will delight horse lovers of all ages.
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Aviation Museum of Kentucky lets history take wing
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Aviation Museum of Kentucky lets history take wing
The 1908 Sellers Quadraplane may seem to have little in common with AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter or an F-14 Tomcat fighter interceptor. But the three aircraft are part of a special family of planes, old and modern, that share the spotlight at the Aviation Museum of Kentucky next to Blue Grass Airport in Lexington.
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Ashland: Henry Clay's home returned to elegance
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Ashland: Henry Clay's home returned to elegance
Ashland, the 19th century plantation home of Kentucky statesman Henry Clay, still exudes the elegance and comfort of the Lexington home enjoyed by generations of Clays.
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Keeneland: a gracious setting for thoroughbred racing
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Keeneland: a gracious setting for thoroughbred racing
Keeneland Race Course has been the home of thoroughbred racing in Lexington since 1936. At Keeneland, race enthusiasts can view stakes races in a gracious and beautiful setting little changed from its early years.
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Actors Theatre of Louisville: the South's premiere regional theater
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Actors Theatre of Louisville: the South's premiere regional theater
What do the The Gin Game, Crimes of the Heart and Dinner with Friends have in common -- in addition to each having won a Pulitzer Prize? All three plays premiered at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Lucky audiences continue to enjoy the same high caliber of performances.
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Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville's arts
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Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville's arts
Whether you're looking for music, dance or drama, the Kentucky Center for the Arts, located in downtown Louisville, is the venue for the finest in the arts.
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21c Museum Hotel: where 21st century art rests
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21c Museum Hotel: where 21st century art rests
While other hotels provide just a place to sleep, 21c Museum Hotel delivers an art lover's dream. The hotel is located on Main Street in downtown Louisville.
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Speed Art Museum offers a lot for a tiny price
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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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Horseshoe S. Indiana: Sin City meets the Derby City
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Horseshoe S. Indiana: Sin City meets the Derby City
Located just 25 minutes from downtown Louisville, Horseshoe Casino Hotel Southern Indiana, the closest casino to Louisville, brings a little slice of Las Vegas to the area.
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