Whether you’re exploring the majestic Ohio River waters or taking in the charming shops and restaurants of downtown Paducah, you’ll find a welcoming community where art is an integral part of daily life. The multi-colored Floodwall Murals that line the river’s edge in Paducah portray a vibrant image of the city’s rich history. Across from …
Owensboro, famous for its connection to bluegrass music and numerous picturesque parks, is Western Kentucky’s fourth-biggest city and sits on the enchanting Ohio River in Western Kentucky. It has fantastic culinary options and an arts community that thrives despite being so close to Nashville! This cultural hub, a thriving city of more than 60,000 residents …
Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and the 16th-largest city in the USA. Founded by George Rogers Clark in 1778 and named after King Louis XVI. Louisville is best known for playing host to one of horse racing’s most prestigious events: The Kentucky Derby. The metro area, often referred to as “Kentuckiana,” sits on …
