Except for those considered essential, most retail businesses in Kentucky have had to shut their doors to the public, due to concerns about the coronavirus. You can’t walk in and shop anymore, but some Lawrenceburg businesses are still offering services through their websites or social media. Here is a look at what some businesses in…
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Most restaurants in Lawrenceburg have plans in place to continue offering food, despite an order that their dining rooms be closed as a precaution in the wake of concerns about spread of the coronavirus. This list will be updated as more information becomes available. For addresses, phone number and more details about Lawrenceburg’s restaurants, click…
more: Lawrenceburg restaurants offering carryout, delivery options
Though no cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) have been diagnosed in Lawrenceburg or Anderson County, some events and attractions here are postponing or closing temporarily to help prevent the spread of the virus. Four Roses Bourbon will continue with production, but tours of the distillery in Lawrenceburg and the warehouse and bottling facility at Cox’s Creek…
more: Tourism entities, events announcing closures, postponements in Lawrenceburg
Rising country star JD Shelburne, a native of Taylorsville, will appear in Lawrenceburg this summer for a free concert. On Saturday, July 11, JD will perform at the Lawrenceburg Green, located at 44 Western Avenue in downtown Lawrenceburg. This will be his second concert in Lawrenceburg, having performed here once before back in May of…
more: JD Shelburne performing live in Lawrenceburg this July
APRIL 16 UPDATE: This event is being temporarily postponed due to concerns with the coronavirus. The tourism office will announce a new date as soon as possible. ——- On January 8, the Kentucky Department of Tourism unveiled their 2020 visitors guide proclaiming it the Year of Music in Kentucky. The Bluegrass state’s diverse musical offerings…
more: (POSTPONED) Tourism office presenting Bands in the Burg on May 23
An exciting new event is happening this summer in Lawrenceburg and it involves horses, an America’s Got Talent contestant and other musicians, food, kids activities and more. The Saddling Up For Hope Festival on June 26 and 27 supports Spirit of the Horse “Healing with Horses” and their mission to provide equine partnership therapy for…
more: Saddling Up For Hope Festival bringing music, horses to Lawrenceburg
The Kentucky Distillers’ Association today announced that the famed Kentucky Bourbon Trail® and Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour® destinations welcomed nearly two million visits in 2019.What started as a handful of distillery stops and a few hundred visitors two decades ago has exploded into a globally recognized, bucket-list journey for visitors from all over the…
more: Kentucky Bourbon Trail witnesses another year of record visits
Could Lawrenceburg be the focus of an upcoming show on HGTV? It certainly meets the criteria for Home Town Takeover, a new show which will be hosted by Ben and Erin Napier from the hit series Home Town, which also airs on HGTV. Billed as HGTV’s biggest renovation project ever, Home Town Takeover will makeover…
Nashville recording artist and Kentucky native J.D. Shelburne will represent the Bluegrass state on the cover of the 2020 official visitor’s guide to help celebrate the Year of Music in Kentucky. The cover was revealed on Wednesday during a ceremony in the rotunda of the Kentucky Capitol and included a performance by Shelburne. Lawrenceburg and…
Al Young, the historian for Four Roses and the distillery’s senior brand ambassador, died on Christmas day at the age of 77. Al began his career with Four Roses in 1967 and worked his way through the ranks to become the distillery manager in 1990. In 2007 he became the senior brand ambassador and in…