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September 2020
Wheels of Time cruise-in
The Wheels of Time car club will host their monthly cruise-in along South Main Street in downtown Lawrenceburg. Up to 250 cars are on display during the monthly cruise-ins. Event is cancelled if there is rain.
Find out more »9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
Join the annual Rolling Thunder Kentucky 5 Remembrance Tribute Ceremony with American Legion Post 34 in remembering the 120 Kentucky servicemen and women who have fallen in the War On Terrorism since 9/11. Every flag will be flying at half staff for this day. Flowers provided by Kroger Lawrenceburg will be placed at every pole. Everyone is welcome.
Find out more »Healing Field Memorial Ride
Support the landscaping and maintenance at the Healing Field at American Legion Post 34 in Lawrenceburg by taking place in this ride. $15 per rider. $5 per passenger. Extra cards $5 each, limit 2. 1st and 2nd place winners, as well as worst hand. Ride provided by Sentinels Veterans Club. Registration 10-11:30 a.m. Kickstands up at noon. For more information call: Christy Giles (859-699-8023), Joel Corbin (502-604-3202), Luke Keller (502-219-0772), Tim Martinez (502-600-1212), or Nettie Halvorson (502-219-0772).
Find out more »The Stave Fest
The Stave Fest is back for year 2! This all-day festival will feature craft vendors, food trucks and live music throughout the afternoon and evening. Bands will perform at the Lawrenceburg Green and the food trucks will set up nearby. The musical lineup includes Sam Hawkins, Billy & Casey, Time Flyers, Ashley Renae, Puncheon Creek, Andy Palmer, Joe Robinson, Jarrod Ray Stratton, D. Boone Pittman & The Fugitives and Liquid Velvet. Food vendors will be set up from 11 a.m.-10…
Find out more »Lawrenceburg Ghost Walk
Do you believe in ghosts? Whether you do or not, paranormal investigator Jeff Waldridge will let you see and hear evidence he has gathered from locations around downtown Lawrenceburg, then you can decide for yourself. You’ll also learn some interesting history about Lawrenceburg along the way. Walks start at 8 p.m. at The Mix, 105 South Main Street. Tours are 1.5 to 2 hours and are $10 per person. There are no refunds. Walks are held rain or shine, though…
Find out more »Vertigo Bungee jumping
In the shadows of the Wild Turkey distillery, spanning the Kentucky River, you’ll find Young’s High Bridge, a railroad bridge built more than 100 years ago that is now a permanent bungee jumping platform. Adventurous folks from all over come here one weekend a month, May through October, to bungee jump toward the river 240 feet below. It’s an experience like no other, and one you won’t find anywhere else in the eastern United States. Friday jumps begin at noon.…
Find out more »Vertigo Bungee jumping
In the shadows of the Wild Turkey distillery, spanning the Kentucky River, you’ll find Young’s High Bridge, a railroad bridge built more than 100 years ago that is now a permanent bungee jumping platform. Adventurous folks from all over come here one weekend a month, May through October, to bungee jump toward the river 240 feet below. It’s an experience like no other, and one you won’t find anywhere else in the eastern United States. Friday jumps begin at noon.…
Find out more »Lawrenceburg Ghost Walk
Do you believe in ghosts? Whether you do or not, paranormal investigator Jeff Waldridge will let you see and hear evidence he has gathered from locations around downtown Lawrenceburg, then you can decide for yourself. You’ll also learn some interesting history about Lawrenceburg along the way. Walks start at 8 p.m. at The Mix, 105 South Main Street. Tours are 1.5 to 2 hours and are $10 per person. There are no refunds. Walks are held rain or shine, though…
Find out more »Vertigo Bungee jumping
In the shadows of the Wild Turkey distillery, spanning the Kentucky River, you’ll find Young’s High Bridge, a railroad bridge built more than 100 years ago that is now a permanent bungee jumping platform. Adventurous folks from all over come here one weekend a month, May through October, to bungee jump toward the river 240 feet below. It’s an experience like no other, and one you won’t find anywhere else in the eastern United States. Friday jumps begin at noon.…
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