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2010
September 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
JAMMIN’ ON THE PORCH
Bring your instrument and join in with other local
musicians on the porch of the historic Thomas House in
downtown Horse Cave. Jams start at 5:30 pm and will be
moved inside in case of inclement weather. Everyone is
invited to come and enjoy the music. Free. For more
information call (270) 218-0386.
September 4
DEAFESTIVAL 2010
This biennial festival that celebrates the language,
culture and diversity of the deaf and hard of hearing
community and its contributions to Kentucky’s cultural
heritage, is scheduled from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. in historic
downtown Horse Cave. All performances are presented in
American Sign Language (ASL) with interpretation into
spoken English for festival-goers not fluent in ASL. The
event is free to the public thanks to generous sponsor
and public support.
September 4 – 6
DEAFESTIVAL WEEKEND AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER
KDU welcomes DeaFestival participants. Call (270)
786-2634 for more details.
September 10 - 12
HART COUNTY CIVIL WAR DAYS
Each year the second weekend in September is dedicated
to the county’s Civil War heritage. Events include
battle reenactments, living history camps, guided tours,
ceremonies, games, historical presentations, food,
music, booths, period dancing, plus free health
screenings provided by the Family Medical Center of Hart
County. To learn more about Civil War Days, call (270)
524-4752 or (270) 524-2892 or go to
www.visitmunfordville.com
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September 17 - 18
HORSE CAVE HERITAGE FESTIVAL
Horse Cave also celebrates its rich heritage each
September with a local festival. The event is
particularly well known for its musical entertainment,
from rock & roll to gospel. More than 20 bands are
scheduled for continuous free performances on 3 outdoor
stages. Other activities include: antique cars & farm
machinery, local crafts, agricultural exhibits, food
booths, kids arcade, historic walking tours, and more.
For more information, call (270) 786-2680 or (270)
524-2892.
September 18 -19
COUNTY DAYS AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER
Logan, Allen and Monroe County residents can tour
Kentucky Down Under during this special weekend for only
$5 per person. For more information, call (270) 786-2634
or 1-800-762-2869. Email them at
kducom@scrtc.com . Visit their website at
www.kdu.com .
September 25
CUB RUN DAYS
Come enjoy a celebration of Cub Run including Friday
afternoon: Hot air balloon rides, haunted house, bungee
bounce, inflatable jumps, Cub Run history display, live
music, mechanical bull, and lots of great food.
Saturday: Cub Run Car and Tractor Show, gravedigger
simulator, simply mulch monster truck rides, mechanical
bull, bungee bounce, inflatable jumps, history display,
KSP roll over simulator, electrical simulator, corn hole
tournament, archery shoot, rock wall climb, wide variety
of vendors, and lots of great food. For more information
call (270) 597-7284.
October
HOME SCHOOL MONTH AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER
For more information, call (270) 786-2634 or
1-800-762-2869. Email them at
kducom@scrtc.com
Visit their website at
www.kdu.com .
October 2 - 3
AUSSIE FEST AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER
Aussie Fest is a weekend celebrating the diverse culture
and wildlife of Australia. Special events will be held
in addition to regular programs, exhibits, and tours
available at Kentucky Down Under. Residents of Hardin,
Larue, Green, and Grayson Counties can tour Kentucky
Down Under during this special weekend for only $5 per
person. For more information, call 1-800-762-2869 or
visit the park’s website at
www.kdu.com .
October 7, 14, 21 & 28
JAMMIN’ ON THE PORCH
Bring your instrument and join in with other local
musicians on the porch of the historic Thomas House in
downtown Horse Cave. Jams start at 5:30 pm and will be
moved inside in case of inclement weather. Everyone is
invited to come and enjoy the music. Free. For more
information call (270) 218-0386.
October 8 – 9
OLD FASHIONED DAYS IN LINWOOD
Come and have some fun the old fashioned way. There will
be plenty to do: games, horseshoe tournaments, parade,
flea market, plus ham & biscuits and other local
specialties. For more information, call (270) 528-5185.
October 15-16
BUFFALO CROSSING BARBECUE COOKOFF
Come watch the action and enjoy some great barbecue at
this great new event in downtown Munfordville.
Sanctioned by the Kansas City Barbecue Society. For
information phone (270) 524-4752 or (888) 686-3673.
October 30 –31
HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER
Special Halloween festivities are scheduled. Call
Kentucky Down Under at (270) 786-2634 for details.
November 4, 11 & 18
JAMMIN’ ON THE PORCH
Bring your instrument and join in with other local
musicians on the porch of the historic Thomas House in
downtown Horse Cave. Jams start at 5:30 pm and will be
moved inside in case of inclement weather. Everyone is
invited to come and enjoy the music. Free. For more
information call (270) 218-0386.
November 5 - 21
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT AT KENTUCKY REPERTORY THEATRE
Kentucky Repertory Theatre is nationally recognized for
its professional productions. You won’t want to miss any
of the 2010 plays at KRT. For ticket information phone
(800) 342-2177 or (270) 786-2177. Visit their website at
www.kentuckyrep.org.
December 2, 19, 16, 23 & 30
JAMMIN’ ON THE PORCH
Bring your instrument and join in with other local
musicians on the porch of the historic Thomas House in
downtown Horse Cave. Jams start at 5:30 pm and will be
moved inside in case of inclement weather. Everyone is
invited to come and enjoy the music. Free. For more
information call (270) 218-0386.
November 26 - December 12
A CHRISTMAS STORY AT KENTUCKY REPERTORY THEATRE
Ralphie, a Red Ryder BB gun, Santa, and a leg lamp…It’s
a modern classic you won’t want to miss! For ticket
information phone (800) 342-2177 or (270) 786-2177.
Visit their website at
www.kentuckyrep.org.
December 4
MUNFORDVILLE & HORSE CAVE CHRISTMAS PARADES
The parade in Horse Cave begins at 10:00 a.m. and
the parade in Munfordville at 1:00 p.m. For more
information, call (270) 524-2892 or (270) 786-2680.
December 4 – January 1, 2011
HOLIDAYS AROUND THE SQUARE
Come enjoy special lighted seasonal greetings from area
businesses and organizations. Located around the
courthouse in downtown Munfordville. For more
information, phone (270) 524-4752.
December 9 - 18
A CHRISTMAS CAROL AT KENTUCKY REPERTORY THEATRE
A one-man dramatic presentation of the quintessential
holiday story. Kentucky Repertory Theatre is nationally
recognized for its professional productions. You won’t
want to miss any of the 2010 plays at KRT. For ticket
information phone (800) 342-2177 or (270) 786-2177.
Visit their website at
www.kentuckyrep.org
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