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Historic Preservation Building

This month in conjunction with the Historic Preservation Commission, we are featuring:

James House

James House
700 Pine St.

Arthur (a carpenter) and Ann Carveth Built this house in circa 1900. Their sons, James, Arthur, and Frank, owned the Carveth Brothers & Dalby store located in the State Mercantile Building from 1910 – 1945. Gladys and George James acquired the property in 1938 & ownership has remained in the James family.

For more information about Louisville’s Historic Preservation Program contact Lauren Trice, 303-335-4594, laurent@louisvilleco.gov.

FIRST FRIDAY
ART WALK
Friday, November 3

Talented national and local artists showcase their work at the galleries and stores Downtown. Enjoy an evening of good art, good food and drink, and good friends. Every Friday from 6:00 – 9:00 pm.

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Small Business Saturday is November 25. Support our Local Merchants and Shop Small!



Opening Night Artist Reception

Creative Framing Gallery
916 Main St.
November 3
6:00 – 9:00 pm

Join us for a festive Opening Night Artist Reception for highly acclaimed feature artists: Cheryl St. John, Donna Flebbe, Linda Armantrout and Valerie Amon. And check out the beautiful jewelry, sculpture, and glass works from our gifted artisans plus selections from our gallery collection. And please welcome our very Special Guest, friend and world-renowned sculptor, Collen Nyanhongo, from Zimbabwe. Collen’s work has been in our gallery for the past 6 years and he will be in attendance with new sculpture pieces for this show.



Holiday Open House

The Singing Cook
728 Main St.

Join us for cider, goodies and holiday cheer! Plus get some of your holiday shopping done early with 20% off your purchase! (some exclusions)

Open for Lunch

Waterloo’s For Lunch
817 Main St.
Friday – Sunday

Back open for lunch, and please come join us upstairs for all your sports viewing needs.



Throw your Holiday Party at Zucca!

Zucca
808 Main St.

Early Bird Special: Book before Thanksgiving and receive 10% off your event! Includes room rental, as well as food and beverage total. Private spaces available for parties of all sizes! Flexible menu options. Give us a call to plan your social or corporate event at 303-666-6499.



Time to order those Holiday Pies!

The Huckleberry
700 Main St.

Give us a call at 303-665-5096.



Coming Soon! Parade of Lights

Louisville Public Library Offerings

951 Main St.
Be sure to check the library website for ALL scheduled programs www.louisville-library.org.



Money Matters: Considering an Investment Property
November 8
6:30 – 7:30 pm
2nd Floor Board Room

Learn before you leap. Whether you are considering a single property or a multiplex unit, this class is a great way to learn about the tax considerations; pros and cons of being a landlord; decisions regarding self-managing or hiring a property management firm; and how the lending requirements for an investment are different than for your primary residence.



National Novel Writing Month
Throughout November
2nd Floor Board Room

The Library is open as a “Come Write Site” several days in November (for ages 18 and up):

  • Mondays: November 6, 13, 20, 27: 6:00 – 7:30 pm
  • Fridays: November 3, 10, 17: 1:00 – 3:00 pm



National Novel Writing Month: Teen Short Story Contest
Throughout November
Louisville Library, Teen Services

If writing 50,000 words for NaNoWriMo is too much for you this month – don’t fret! Participate in the Library’s short story contest instead! All we’re asking for is the best fiction story you can write in 10 pages or less. Complete guidelines (and prize info!) can be found in the Teen Loft. All stories must be turned in by midnight on November 30.

First Friday Art Walk at the Museum: “True Crime in Louisville”
November 3
6:00 – 8:00 pm
Louisville Historical Museum

Louisville now has a reputation for being a safe community, but historically it was no stranger to criminal elements including bootlegging, gambling, robbery, and murder.


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