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Generation Xers, Rejoice! Derby Eve Julep Ball is “Big as a Whale” Circa 1983 Lovers of all things 80s and all things charitable, rejoice! On Derby Eve, you don’t have to “roam” too far to hear the world’s greatest party band–the B-52s. They’ll be on stage at the Yum! Center, wh

Joie de Vivre At NFocus Louisville, our joie de vivre is our editorial mission—covering philanthropy and the nonprofit arts in our community. Because we fill our pages each month with stories of those who give freely of their time, talent, and treasure to improve the lives of others a

Lions and Lambs and the Charitable Deduction It’s hard to believe that as we head into March we are only a few weeks away from spring. As the saying goes, “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.” While April’s weather will hopefully enter like a lamb, we are all facing t

Clark Memorial Hospital No One Cares Like Clark With over 90 years of medical experience under their scrubs, Clark Memorial Hospital (CMH), located in Jeffersonville, Indiana, continues to offer exceptional health care services to southern Indiana residents. To further help CMH realiz

The Kids are Alright Ahhhh, March. You lovable month, you. What with your Ides and your St. Patrick’s Day, and your Spring Equinox. Gone soon will be the dark drearies replaced by sunny skies, blooming bulbs, and festive fetes. A great time to be us. The Big 4 made its debut, Forecast

Gunnar Deatherage A Conversation with the Project Runway Season 10 Designer about his April 4 Runway for the Roses Fashion Show There is one Derby fashion event this year that promises to deliver a runway show like you’ve never seen before. With fashion designer and stylist Gunnar Dea

Wonders of the Mind February 15 – April 27 Old Louisville Chamber of Commerce – 1217 S. 4th Street. Louisville KY   Wonders of the Mind, the second international group exhibition produced by Residency Unlimited (RU) / IDEAS 40203 (International Dialogue and Engagement Art Space +

Love in the Time of Tech(lera) “Love is a many splendored thing” is just one of any number of cloying taunts from my brother when we were kids and I was on the phone with a boyfriend. I’m sure it was that telltale octave or two my voice would climb that tipped him off, just as it woul

“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language, and next year’s words await another voice.” - T.S. Eliot The month of January was named for Janus, the Roman God of Gates and Doors and the guardian of Exits and Entrances. He is usually depicted with two faces, enabling him to se