Built around 1811, this historic home embodies Federal architecture with Jeffersonian features and includes an early 19th century garden, stone springhouse and barn, cook's quarters and kitchen, blacksmith shop, apple orchard, museum store, and remodeled carriage house.

Features a newly-restored fourteen-room Federal-style home that was the center of the 19th-century hemp plantation of John and Lucy Speed. Includes its history, a virtual tour, events, volunteer opportunities, educational programs, admission rates, and hours.

Mission is to increase revenues for the arts. Includes organization information, donation center, grants, and member groups.

Bryan K. Holden creates abstract wall and freestanding sculptures, masks and functional art.

The performance home of many of Louisville's major arts organizations, as well as producing its own programming.

Offers bulletin board, location overview, tax rebate program, state climate, tourism development cabinet, and maps.

Georgian mansion and National Historic Landmark served as the last home of General George Rogers Clark, Revolutionary War hero and founder of Louisville, KY.

Skate park features pictures, hours, tips, rules, groundbreaking, conceptual images, and construction photographs.

Non-profit organization dedicated to developing and nurturing cross-cultural relationships among professionals and institutions in the local area and their counterparts elsewhere in the world.

Includes news, events, and membership and general information.

Provides body piercing services. Includes pricing, photos, FAQs, staff profiles, and directions.

Provides tattoo services. Includes sample photos, legal requirements, and directions.

Information about entertainment in the Greater Louisville area. Provides calendar of events and local links.

Offers music recording services, including keyboard, bass, guitar, drums, and vocals.

Specializes in portraits of families, children and high school seniors in outdoor garden settings. Includes profile, package prices, tips and contact details.

Artist profiles, history of studio, links and merchandise.

Founded to practice embroidery and to develop a program of education and study.

Offers beginning, intermediate and advanced 5-day, hands-on faux finishing classes and workshops teaching the art and business of faux finishing and decorative painting.

Encourages the creation of art, provides visual art education, advocates today's visual art and artists, leads collaboration of community organizations, increases visual art opportunities, and contributes to Louisville's cultural identity.

Originally built in 1855 as an eight-room Italianate style farmhouse and was rebuilt into a fifteen-room Classical Revival style mansion. Includes its history, a virtual tour, school tours, wedding and party rentals, volunteer opportunities, an events listing, admission rates, a membership form, and directions.