Get ready for the ultimate tasting experience at Wine Whiskey & Ale Fest 2024 in Shepherdsville City Park on April 27th! The City of Shepherdsville is partnering with the Bullitt Co. Tourist & Convention Commission to host the Wine Whiskey & Ale Fest 2024. Featuring: James B. Beam Distilling Co., Four Roses Warehouse & Bottling , Forest Edge Winery, MillaNova Winery, Wight-Meyer Winery, Brooks Hill Winery & Gallant Fox Brewing Co. Live music, local & regional food trucks and yard games. The event is free to attend, but don’t pass up the opportunity to buy the $10 tasting card (adults 21+) which gets you a souvenir tasting cup and a sample from each of our wine whiskey and ale trail members. All proceeds from the sell of the tasting cards will go to the Turnaround Resource Center. Additional drinks can be purchased separately!

Danville is where it all began for Kentucky. Visit downtown’s Constitution Square park and walk the same grounds as the state’s founders did when they met to write Kentucky’s constitution, making it the Union’s 15th state on June 1, 1792.

Visit historic locations at and near the park dating back to the city’s early years, like the McDowell House Museum and Apothecary, where a groundbreaking surgery was first performed in 1809, and the Perryville Battlefield Historic Site, the location of a devastating but important Civil War battle.

History is significant to Danville’s identity, but the town is known for much more, including arts, bourbon experiences, events like the Great American Brass Band Festival, and a culinary scene that will satisfy curious palates.

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Experience Kentucky’s natural beauty, history, small town charm and outdoor sports amid a warm and welcoming community.  Reward yourself with something different and more authentic than a typical tourist destination.  Stay in a place where you are surrounded by a multitude of unique attractions.  Campbellsville-Taylor County is real Kentucky, through and through.

Home to Green River Lake, with the best fishing, boating, and camping in Kentucky. Plus, over 50 miles of hiking and horse trails. Bring the canoe or kayak and travel down the scenic Green River.

Stroll the streets of historic downtown Campbellsville with its trendy shops and restaurants. From antique books to handmade items by Kentucky artists, jewelry to home décor, spas to specialty clothing. Delicious dining options, like the best barbeque in Kentucky, a specialty coffee shop, and the last Druther’s restaurant in America.

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Morehead, Kentucky is just off the beaten path surrounded by the picturesque mountains of the Daniel Boone National Forest. With the scenery as its backdrop, the town is the perfect place to unwind by hiking on a trail or sipping coffee and brews with friends old and new. The downtown day and night life offers a quaint array of shopping, dining and just watching the weather turn warm or cold.

Thru hikers frequent the streets from the tall pines in the distance after starting their trek either in Tennessee or 15 or so miles away at the Northern Terminus of the Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail. While in town, explore the art galleries, murals throughout the streets, venture inside open storefronts and when they are ready, refuel and do it all over again.

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This is the weekend getaway you are looking for in Calloway County, KY! If you like your adventure on the wet side, we have Kentucky Lake, the largest body of water between the Great Lakes and the Gulf.  At over 250 square miles of water, whether fishing or boating, you will never feel crowded on our lake.

Right next door is Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.  At 170,000 acres, this inland peninsula has you covered. Here is a partial list of what you can experience at Land Between the Lakes: Four developed campgrounds with 1,000 sites; Trails to hike, bike, backpack camp and horseback ride; Attractions including the Elk & Bison Prairie, Homeplace 1850’s Working Farm, Planetarium, and Nature Station; Turkey Bay Off-Highway Vehicle Area; and many other outdoor activities such as birding and wildlife viewing.

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Oldham County, KY is conveniently located 20 minutes from downtown Louisville and is the perfect destination to stay & play just outside the city! Come stay close enough to visit the city’s iconic attractions while you enjoy 12 experiences that can only be found in one place – only in Oldham County!

Known as the Farm Tour Capital of Kentucky, visitors explore 15 different farms & gardens throughout the county April – November. These educational farm tours offer a diverse range of experiences, from horse farms of all breeds to a bison farm with art, and a dairy that makes cheese. One of our historic horse farm tours offers a unique farm-to-table experience where you can enjoy dinner in Oldham County in the only horse barn restaurant in the state.

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Welcome to Paintsville, Kentucky, a hidden gem tucked away in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Whether you’re planning a trip or just exploring the area, our beloved community offers something different for seekers of adventure and lovers of mountain culture.

The City of Paintsville is a local hub for businesses, education, art, history, and music. Located between the scenic landscapes of Paintsville Lake and Dewey Lake, the area is a recreational sanctuary for people of all ages who enjoy the outdoors.

The coal mining town of Butcher Holler (or Butcher Hollow), Kentucky, is the birthplace of country music legend Loretta Lynn. For any country music fan, a visit to Butcher Holler is a must-see, as it is a chance to witness the humble beginnings of one of the greatest voices in the history of country music.