The distillery is named after a historic whiskey maker who marketed whisky under the his own brand name. Being shut for many decades, the distillery restarted in 2017 by an entrepreneur. Visitors can take a tour around the working distillery and savor award winning whiskys. A complimentary Glencairn whisky glass is what guests receive after the tour.
Established in 1978, Kentucky Horse Park aims at providing visitors with knowledge regarding horses. Multiple restaurants located on-site offer guests a refreshing break. International Museum of the Horse, American Saddlebred Museum, the memorial and sculpture park gives visitors deeper insight into the history and varieties of horses. Riding on horse-drawn carriages and ponies makes the educational tour around the park an interesting one. The park is also home to the popular Man O War memorial. Screening of equestrian films, horse racing and equestrian shows are regular features at this park.
Located in downtown Lexington is the Rupp Arena, which plays host to several popular concerts, sporting events, family entertainment shows and conventions. The venue is home to Wildcats - the basketball team. Sound and light systems are high-tech and ample parking space is available. The excellent staff re-defines quality service, which is another plus for the venue. Housed within the arena is ‘The Heart', which was conceived after a popular demand for a medium sized space to hold concerts and meetings.
Roy Kidd Stadium is a football stadium located in Richmond. This trapezoid shaped stadium serves as the home ground for EKU Colonels Football Team. Inaugurated in 1969, the stadium can accommodate up to 20,000 spectators at a single time.
EKU Center for the Arts is located in the campus of Easter Kentucky University. It is a performing arts center which offers a diverse array of programs featuring globally renowned artistes and performers. The Center offers special matinee shows for students as part of their education outreach program.
The distillery is named after a historic whiskey maker who marketed whisky under the his own brand name. Being shut for many decades, the distillery restarted in 2017 by an entrepreneur. Visitors can take a tour around the working distillery and savor award winning whiskys. A complimentary Glencairn whisky glass is what guests receive after the tour.
Roy Kidd Stadium is a football stadium located in Richmond. This trapezoid shaped stadium serves as the home ground for EKU Colonels Football Team. Inaugurated in 1969, the stadium can accommodate up to 20,000 spectators at a single time.
Established in 1978, Kentucky Horse Park aims at providing visitors with knowledge regarding horses. Multiple restaurants located on-site offer guests a refreshing break. International Museum of the Horse, American Saddlebred Museum, the memorial and sculpture park gives visitors deeper insight into the history and varieties of horses. Riding on horse-drawn carriages and ponies makes the educational tour around the park an interesting one. The park is also home to the popular Man O War memorial. Screening of equestrian films, horse racing and equestrian shows are regular features at this park.
Set in the heart of Oakpark, Lexington, the Burl is one of the city's most sought-after music venues, hosting shows run by established, upcoming and local artists. If you're not a fan of a particular kind of music, then the Burl is definitely worth a visit as it plays all kinds of genres ranging from country and classic rock to blues and pop. Drinks are available at the bar
Located in downtown Lexington is the Rupp Arena, which plays host to several popular concerts, sporting events, family entertainment shows and conventions. The venue is home to Wildcats - the basketball team. Sound and light systems are high-tech and ample parking space is available. The excellent staff re-defines quality service, which is another plus for the venue. Housed within the arena is ‘The Heart', which was conceived after a popular demand for a medium sized space to hold concerts and meetings.
It is one of the 14 theaters in the nation that was built before the 20th Century and still functional as a live performance theater. Built in 1887 by Oscar Cobb, Lexington Opera House during its hey days hosted notable performances. From 1926 till 1955, it was used as a movie house and then fell into disrepair. Thankfully due to community efforts, it was saved from demolition and restored to its former glory in 1974 and opened again as a performance space. Today it hosts Broadway shows, musicals, ballets, comedies, children's theater, opera and more.