Caveland
Marketing Assocation

Hart County
Tourist Commission

PO Box 478
Munfordville KY 42765
(270) 218-0386

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2008

May 3
MUNFORDVILLE’S SIXTH ANNUAL CITY-WIDE YARD SALE
EXTRAVAGANZA
Don’t miss out on this great event! Call (270) 524-4752 or 1-888-686-3673 for more details. Visit their website at www.visitmunfordville.com .

May 9
Kentucky Repertory Theatre Horse Cave

UK MUSIC AT HORSE CAVE: A PRELUDE TO GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING!
An evening of Broadway and Opera from the finest voices in the nation. Call Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave at 1-800-342-2177 or (270) 786-2177 for more information.

May 16 -17
RELAY FOR LIFE

All activities will be held at Hart County High School. The Opening Ceremony will begin at 7:00 p.m. followed by the luminary ceremony at 10 p.m. Activities end at 7:00 a.m. on May 20. Activities will be held throughout the evening.

May 23 - 26
37TH ANNUAL KENTUCKY SPELEOFEST

Held at Lone Star Preserve in Upton, KY and hosted by The Louisville Grotto. Features new caves, old favorites, new plans and activities, old and new friends. Lone Star Preserve is a 67-acre caving preserve, which has been purchased and developed by the Louisville Grotto Club. Includes primitive campsites, with plenty of shade. A variety of caving trips planned. For more information, contact: Sue Milburn at (270) 300-8800 CountryCaver@yahoo.com  or leave a message at 270-737-1868. Or, call Sherry Gowens at (256) 310-4522 runnerzgrl333333@bellsouth.net

June
TEACHER APPRECIATION MONTH
at Kentucky Down Under
Teachers present an I.D. and take a free tour of Kentucky Down Under. Call (270) 786-2634 or 1-88-762-2869 for more information.

June 14 -15
COUNTY DAYS AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER

Hart & Barren County residents can tour Kentucky Down Under during this special weekend for only $5 per person. For more information, call (270) 786-2634 or 1-800-762-2869. Email them at kducom@scrtc.com  Visit their website at www.kdu.com

June 17 - 28
Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave

SHAKESPRESSION
This two-week workshop immerses 13-18 year olds into the world of William Shakespeare. Call Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave at (270) 786-1200 for more information.

June 20
MUNFORDVILLE CLASSIC CAR & MOTORCYCLE CRUISE-IN

Featuring classic cars and motorcycles, along with period music and entertainment from the 50’s and 60’s. Fun for the whole family. Call (270) 524-4752 or 1-888-686-3673 for more details. Sponsored by Main Street Munfordville and Munfordville Tourism Commission.

June 20 – August 2
One Man’s Lincoln by Wade Hall
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre
This one-man production is from the viewpoint of Lincoln’s law partner, Billy Herndon. An official activity of the Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission. Sponsored by the Kentucky Humanities Council. www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

June 21
GREEN RIVER CANOE FEST

All events will be held at the newly renovated Thelma Stovall Park. Full details pending. Call the Munfordville Tourism Commission for more information at (270) 524-4752 or 1-888-686-3673.

June 27-August 2
Private Lives by Noel Coward
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre
A comedy about a bickering couple who find they can’t live with or without each other. www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

June 30 – July 5
HART COUNTY FAIR

Six nights of excitement! Gate admission includes carnival rides, shows, displays, fireworks, and attractions. For more information, call (270) 524-2892.

July - December
Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave

2008 REPERTORY SEASON
Nationally recognized for its quality performances, Kentucky Repertory Theatre celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2006. For more information about its 2008 Season, call 1-800-342-2177 or (270) 786-2177.

July 4 & 5
Bonnieville Homecoming & Parade
Two days of family fun and activities with a parade on Friday at 10 a.m. cst; Friday night fireworks show; Saturday night live band. Stars & Stripes Beauty Pageant will kick off the festival on July 3 at 5 p.m. at Bonnieville Elementary School.  The pageant is " An Official Festival State Preliminary," open to all Kentucky residents. Check  www.kentuckypageants.com for applicationss.  For more info contact  Joel Atteberry (270) 531-1533 or email: statuary@scrtc.com

July 4 - August 3
The Drawer Boy by Michael Healey at
Kentucky Repertory Theatre

The line between truth and fiction is crossed when art attempts to imitate life and in the process changes the lives of two rural farmers. Winner of the 1999 Governer General's Literary Award for English-language drama. www.kentuckyrep.org (800) 342-2177

July 8-19
Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave

STUDENT THEATRE WORKSHOP
Young people ages 8 to 18 will experience all aspects of the theatre at this workshop taught by theatre professionals. Call Kentucky Repertory Theatre at Horse Cave at (270) 786-1200 for more information.

August 2
BACK TO SCHOOL BASH AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER

Free child admission with regular paying adult. Hosted by Kentucky Down Under. Call (270) 786-2634 for more details.

August 22 –November 1
Abraham Lincoln
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre
From the play by John Drinkwater and adapted by Robert Brock, this production is a powerful political drama following Lincoln’s life from just prior to his election, through the Civil War to his death. An official activity of the Kentucky and National Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commissions. Sponsored by the Kentucky Arts Council. www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

September 5 – November 16
Cash on Delivery by Michael Cooney
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre This is a full-on farce, complete with slamming doors, dead bodies, bald-faced lies, mistaken identities and men dressing as women. www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

September 12 -14
HART COUNTY CIVIL WAR DAYS

Each year the second weekend in September is dedicated to the county’s Civil War heritage. Events include battle reenactments, living history camps, guided tours, ceremonies, games, historical presentations, food, music, booths, period dancing, plus free health screenings provided by the Family Medical Center of Hart County. To learn more about Civil War Days, call (270) 524-4752 or (270) 524-2892 or go to www.visitmunfordville.com .

September 19 - 20
HORSE CAVE HERITAGE FESTIVAL

Horse Cave also celebrates its rich heritage each September with a local festival. The event is particularly well known for its musical entertainment, from rock & roll to gospel (Over 20 bands and performers participated in last year’s event). Other activities include: antique cars & farm machinery, local crafts, agricultural exhibits, food booths, kids arcade, historic walking tours, and more. For more information, call (270) 786-2680 or (270) 524-2892.

October 3 – November 15
To Kill a Mockingbird
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre
This adaptation of Harper Lee’s power Pulitzer Prize winning novel, tells a story about dignity, tolerance, prejudice and the difficulties of growing up in a rural community in Alabama during the Depression year of 1935. www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

October 4 – 5
AUSSIE FEST AT KENTUCKY DOWN UNDER

Aussie Fest is a weekend celebrating the diverse culture and wildlife of Australia. Special events will be held in addition to regular programs, exhibits, and tours available at Kentucky Down Under. Residents of Hardin, Larue, Green, and Grayson Counties can tour Kentucky Down Under during this special weekend for only $5 per person. For more information, call 1-800-762-2869 or visit the park’s website at www.kdu.com .

October 10 - 11
OLD FASHIONED DAY IN LINWOOD

Come and have some fun the old fashioned way. There will be plenty to do: games, horseshoe tournaments, parade, flea market, plus ham & biscuits and other local specialties. For more information, call (270) 528-5185 or (270) 524-2892.

October 18 -19
BACON CREEK HERITAGE DAY

Join in the celebration as Bonnieville celebrates the history of Bacon Creek. Includes a variety of special events: Civil War re-enactment, games and contests, music, nature exhibits, and more. For more information, call (270) 524-2892 or (270) 531-5693.

October 24 - November 15
Amadeus by Peter Shaffer
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre
This award-winning glimpse into the life of the greatest musical genius of all time has been hailed as breathtaking, unforgettable and heartrending theatre. www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

October 27 -31
HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL at KDU

Call Kentucky Down Under at (270) 786-2634 for details.

November 21 – December 4
King Lear by William Shakespeare
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre Apocalyptic in its vision, this greatest of tragedies spins together murder, love, greed, humor, maiming deceit and remorse.  www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

December (Date to be announced)
MUNFORDVILLE TOUR OF HOMES

Featuring a variety of homes located in and around the Munfordville area. Cost: $10 per person. Sponsored by Main Street Munfordville and Munfordville Tourism Commission.

December 1 – January 2, 2009
HOLIDAYS AROUND THE SQUARE

Come enjoy special seasonal greetings from area businesses and organizations. Located in downtown Munfordville.

December 5 – December 21
Christmas Belles
at Kentucky Repertory Theatre
In this hilarious Southern farce from the writers of Dearly Departed, a church Christmas pageant spins wildly out of control. The hilarious holiday journey through a misadventure-filled Christmas is guaranteed to bring joy to your world. . www.kentuckyrep.org, (800) 342-2177

December 6
MUNFORDVILLE & HORSE CAVE CHRISTMAS PARADES

For more information, call (270) 524-2892 or (270) 786-2680. The parade in Horse Cave begins at 10:00 a.m. and the parade in Munfordville at 1:00 p.m.

 

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