Business Hours
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Closed
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7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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| Tue |
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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| Wed |
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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| Thu |
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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| Fri |
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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Closed
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Premier Businesses in Louisville, KY
- • Professional Sound Recording Studio
- • Motion Graphics Presentations
- • High Definition Video Production
- • Appetizers, Sides, Desserts, And Your Choice Of Five Entrees
- • USDA Prime Beef Aged A Minimum Of 21 Days
- • The Lounge Food Menu Features $5 To $8 Meals
- • Elegant Dining
- • Caters To Parties Of Up To 250 People
- • Try A Simple Meal Or A Multi-Course Tour Of Our Offerings
- • Peaceful & Loving Environment That Promotes Moral Behavior & Caring For One Another
- • Before & After School Care
- • Our Centers Participate In All Government Assistance Programs Including CACFP & CCAP
Things To Do in Louisville, KY
Iroquois Park
Don't miss this outdoor haven! Iroquois Park is a nature lover's paradise set amidst scenic forested hillsides and breathtaking vistas. Enjoy hours of walking, hiking, biking, horseback riding and fishing. Check the park calendar to attend the Iroquois Amphitheater for a starry night of entertainment.
Kentucky Derby Festival
The "fastest two minutes in sports" has turned into two weeks of festive celebration. Race over to the Kentucky Derby Festival for a two-week event commemorating the historic derby. The festival is loaded with more than seventy special events, including the nation's largest firework extravaganza.
The Back Door
Louisville's friendliest neighborhood tavern is The Back Door. Stop by for a game of pool on one of 6 full size, regulation tables in a spacious room perfect for billiards. Order up a menu favorite like Door Knobs fresh button mushrooms double dipped in beer batter, and drink ice cold import and domestic beers!
Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
Victorian aficionados are in heaven at the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum, aka, Conrad's Castle, located in the heart of Old Louisville. Ramble through the halls and history of the Victorian structure that has been lovingly restored back to life as the family home in 1908 when the Caldwell family lived there.