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Prima Coffee Barista Bash 003 is September 17, 2010

1. September 2010

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Time for another evening of excellent coffee tasting, latte art, coffee education and mingling with coffee lovers. Featuring: As Always… Free Coffee Latte Art Class Taught by Kenny Smith and Darren Jennings Presentations on 3 Brewing Methods by Louisville’s Own: Matt Galyon, Philip Revell, and Sarah Welder Latte Art Competition (send an email to bash003@prima-coffee.com [...]

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Reminder: Hummingbird Festival Next Weekend

20. August 2010

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I’ve checked the 10 day forecast and next Saturday, August 28, the high is supposed to be in the mid-80s and sunny. Not a bad forecast for being outdoors enjoying Yew Dell Gardens and the Hummingbird Festival. Held at the height of the hummingbird migration through Crestwood, the Hummingbird Festival promises something for the entire [...]

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Color Trends Event at Habitation Saturday August 26, 2010

18. August 2010

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One of the hardest yet most fun parts about getting the house ready after we bought it was picking out all the paint colors. You don’t even know how many different swatches of paint we brought home and how many different colors that were just a shade off from one that was beloved was described [...]

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Papers the Movie at Iroquois Library August 21, 2010

16. August 2010

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An interesting documentary is being screened this Saturday August 21 at the Iroquois Library. Called “Papers” it focuses on “undocumented youth and the challenges they face as they turn 18 without legal status.” Saturday August 21, 2010 2PM Stick around after the movie to be a volunteer conversationalist to help students hoping to practice English. [...]

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Woodland Farm Summer Supper Featuring Chef Paley

16. August 2010

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Update: Katie Schad will be at this dinner representing Capriole Goat Cheese. The price point for this event is a little higher than events I usually write about but this dinner is a benefit for Slow Food Bluegrass and it features lots of great local food. And I’m just going to go out on a [...]

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Car Free Happy Hour: Across the Bridge Edition

5. August 2010

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Yep, the monthly get together of folks passionate about biking and other non-car means of transportation is heading to New Albany on Tuesday. I know I’m a pansy but dude, that seems like both a long ride and a dangerous one. But there is safety in numbers and a group ride will be starting in [...]

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E.T. at Iroquois Amphitheater

26. July 2010

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I was almost 6 years old when E.T. came out so I was in the prime demographic yet I don’t think my parents took me to see it. Bad parents, bad! Kidding, mostly. That’s just my explanation for why I don’t think I’ve ever seen this movie all the way through. If you want to [...]

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Splash Bash: Water, Music, Booze August 7, 2010

22. July 2010

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Next Saturday August 7 The Pass and OK DEEJAYS are throwing a pool party and they promise it will be full of fog, lasers, lights, loud music and a “full on dance party.” The show is 18+ and there will be a cash bar for 21+ folks. Saturday August 7, 2010 8PM $7 admission (at [...]

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Pecha Kucha at Java Brewing Company August 2, 2010

21. July 2010

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So many geeks in this town have talked about doing a Pecha Kucha event (myself included on more than one occasion) but to my knowledge none of us ever have. Now someone is and it’s not an individual geek, a startup company or a civic organization, it’s a coffee shop. Yep, Java Brewing Company is [...]

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Early Warning: Hummingbird Festival Saturday August 28, 2010 (in Crestwood)

13. July 2010

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Two different friends have each, on multiple occasions over the last few weeks, mentioned Yew Dell Gardens to B and I. They’ve told us that we need to visit soon. In particular they’ve said I need to get there before August 1 because that’s when the Garden Sculpture Show ends. You see I dug up [...]

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