Bio: Lane Hettich enjoys all things Louisville especially the locavore movement, laid back lifestyle, and (progressive) Southern hospitality. When she is not writing you can find her teaching ballet, biking in Cherokee park, or climbing at the Red River Gorge. Other interests include Graeter's Blueberry Pie ice cream and Cardinal basketball.
“Trying to take Sunday off is nostalgic and cool.” The room was filled with bits and pieces of gorgeous wood: barn planks weathered from decades of humid Kentucky summers, single tree stumps, and collectible exotic woods destined for special projects … Continue reading
March is a brilliant month to pick up a new hobby. Between basketball madness, spring fever, and pre-Derby jitters, we all need the occasional libation to calm the nerves. Naturally, homebrewing comes to mind. Since Louisville claims to be Possibility … Continue reading
Matt Weir creates all his sculptures in a breezy, red brick warehouse tucked in a forgotten corner of Germantown. Formerly home to furniture, this edifice now houses Weir’s creative impulses. To see it yourself is to lay eyes on a … Continue reading
In 1971, Don and Sandy Coulter were like other 30-something Louisvillians: smart, ambitious, and in love—not only with one another, but with their thriving Cherokee Park neighborhood. Fueled by a passion for antiques, art, and community, Don and Sandy, along … Continue reading
By midwinter I find myself itching to refresh my home, dig into my garden, and generally get as much Vitamin D as the elusive sun allows.
There’s a lot to do in Old Louisville. A renaissance revival of sorts is shaking this area to the core, allowing mom and pop shops to crop up through the rubble of previously abandoned shop fronts. The Phoenix-like rebirth of … Continue reading
Next time you drive through Clifton, cut down Payne Street and notice the wildflower garden lining the street.