$5

A beginner-friendly class!

Discover plants that love the shade, clever tips for low-light gardening, and how to make even the gloomiest corner thrive.

Grow Your Happiness!

To register go to hardin.ca.uky.edu/events

Casey & Romy

Don't miss Tavern in the Garden every Thursday from May 28 until September 24 at 7pm at the Cunningham Gardens located at the Brown-Pusey House! The free event has music, food trucks, drinks and fun.

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"Ambo Dance Theatre is thrilled to close their 2025-2026 season with Well Behaved Womxn..., a series of dance works celebrating the underrepresented stories of womxn who have changed the world and not received their due credit! Based on the saying "Well behaved womxn seldom make history," this production serves to empower the current and rising generations by connecting them with the stories and figures that paved the way for their ascension.  

Well Behaved Womxn... runs June 5-7, 2026 in the StageOne Family Theatre. There will be a talkback discussion following each evening performance, led by Artistic Director Amberly M. Simpson. Tickets are available for $30 with Pay-What-You-Can options available to make dance affordable and accessible to the community."

WHAT:    CASA of the Heartland will host their first annual Light the Night Superhero 5K in Meade County, a family-friendly community event, featuring a pre-race dance party and food truck rally. The theme of the event symbolizes the impact that CASA volunteers make on the children that they serve, as they provide hope for children living through dark times. 

WHO:    5K runners, joggers, and walkers, CASA staff and volunteers, local families and supporters of CASA. All are invited to attend and participate. 

WHEN:    Friday, June 5, 2026

7:00 PM - Food Truck Rally & Superhero Party Kickoff

7:30 PM - Packet Pickup

9:03 PM - Light the Night 5K: Superhero Walk/Run

WHERE:    Buttermilk Falls, River Road, Brandenburg, KY US 40108

WHY:    The goal of this event is to raise awareness for the most vulnerable children in our community and use this opportunity to pay tribute to local CASA heroes who protect those children and light the way for a hope-filled future. Working together, CASA hopes to reach the goal of providing every CASA child in Hardin, Breckinridge, Grayson, LaRue, Meade, and Hart counties with a CASA volunteer.

This annual event is organized by The Heart of KentuckyAssociation of Realtors and Quicksie 98.3. It’s Saturday,June 6, 2025 from 9:30am - Noon at the Ernie WilliamsPavilion at Freeman Lake Park in Etown. Families comefor games, crafts, fire engines, prizes and fun.

Join us for the Vern Aleshire Memorial Ride, a community
ride honoring Vern's memory and his joy of cycling.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT with the option to donate to the
Vern D. Aleshire Memorial Fund. All donations will go to
supporting young cyclists discover the joy of cycling, build
skills, confidence, and a lifelong love of the sport.
Come ride, remember, and share the ride with families
and friends.

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Community Calendar: Cars for Christ Car Show

Join us at White Mills Baptist Church on June 6, 2026, for an exciting Car Show the whole family can enjoy!

Mark your calendar and bring your friends. We look forward to seeing you there!

• Event Name: Cars for Christ Car Show

• Date: June 6, 2026

• Time: The show starts at 10:00 AM, with awards beginning at noon.

• Location: White Mills Baptist Church, located at 828 Cave Road, White Mills, KY 42788.

• Registration: $20 per car; admission for spectators is free.

• Activities:

  • Show off vehicles and connect with other car enthusiasts.

  • Compete for one of 28 custom trophies, including categories like Best Chevy, Best Ford, Best Truck, and the Dwight Raymer Choice Award.

  • Enjoy food from local vendors.

• Additional Details:

  • This is a rain-or-shine, family-friendly event.

  • For more information, contact Alex Sarver at 270-312-3723.

"Ambo Dance Theatre is thrilled to close their 2025-2026 season with Well Behaved Womxn..., a series of dance works celebrating the underrepresented stories of womxn who have changed the world and not received their due credit! Based on the saying "Well behaved womxn seldom make history," this production serves to empower the current and rising generations by connecting them with the stories and figures that paved the way for their ascension. 

Well Behaved Womxn... runs June 5-7, 2026 in the StageOne Family Theatre. There will be a talkback discussion following each evening performance, led by Artistic Director Amberly M. Simpson. Tickets are available for $30 with Pay-What-You-Can options available to make dance affordable and accessible to the community."

"Ambo Dance Theatre is thrilled to close their 2025-2026 season with Well Behaved Womxn..., a series of dance works celebrating the underrepresented stories of womxn who have changed the world and not received their due credit! Based on the saying "Well behaved womxn seldom make history," this production serves to empower the current and rising generations by connecting them with the stories and figures that paved the way for their ascension. 

Well Behaved Womxn... runs June 5-7, 2026 in the StageOne Family Theatre. There will be a talkback discussion following each evening performance, led by Artistic Director Amberly M. Simpson. Tickets are available for $30 with Pay-What-You-Can options available to make dance affordable and accessible to the community."

"Ambo Dance Theatre is thrilled to close their 2025-2026 season with Well Behaved Womxn..., a series of dance works celebrating the underrepresented stories of womxn who have changed the world and not received their due credit! Based on the saying "Well behaved womxn seldom make history," this production serves to empower the current and rising generations by connecting them with the stories and figures that paved the way for their ascension. 

Well Behaved Womxn... runs June 5-7, 2026 in the StageOne Family Theatre. There will be a talkback discussion following each evening performance, led by Artistic Director Amberly M. Simpson. Tickets are available for $30 with Pay-What-You-Can options available to make dance affordable and accessible to the community."

The Hack Project

Don't miss Tavern in the Garden every Thursday from May 28 until September 24 at 7pm at the Cunningham Gardens located at the Brown-Pusey House! The free event has music, food trucks, drinks and fun.

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