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SUMMARY:Frazier250: What was the Last Native American Village in Kentucky?
DESCRIPTION:What was the last Native American village in Kentucky? Where was it\, who lived there\, and how did they live? Join the Frazier’s Simon Meiners in a conversation with archaeologist Dr. A. Gwynn Henderson about the last Native American settlement in what is now Kentucky. As the Frazier marks 250 years since 1776—the year America declared its independence—we shine a light on the Native American presence in Kentucky leading up to that time. The late 18th century saw not only the arrival of Euroamerican settlers like Thomas Walker\, James Harrod\, and Daniel Boone in Kentucky—it also saw the abandonment of Kentucky’s last remaining Native American villages as distinct communities. \nDr. Henderson is the Education Director at the Kentucky Archaeological Survey. She has carried out field research in Kentucky\, the Ohio Valley\, Tennessee\, and Mexico\, and she is particularly interested in researching the lifeways of the ancient Native farming cultures of the middle Ohio Valley and the history of mid-18th century Indigenous groups in the same region. She will explore what the material evidence suggests about Lower Shawnee Town (Greenup County) and more. \nABOUT THE PROGRAM \nFrazier250: What was the Last Native American Village in Kentucky?\nSunday\, October 18\, 2026\n1–2 p.m.\nFrazier Kentucky History Museum \nAdmission: Free with cost of museum admission (free for members) (must RSVP)
URL:https://www.kentuckyliving.com/event/frazier250-what-was-the-last-native-american-village-in-kentucky
LOCATION:Frazier Kentucky History Museum\, 829 W. Main St.\, Louisville
CATEGORIES:Arts,Authors,City and Town Happenings,Education,Exhibits,History,Kids and Family,Museums
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ORGANIZER;CN="Simon Meiners":MAILTO:smeiners@fraziermuseum.org
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SUMMARY:Frazier250: Top 10 Kentuckians
DESCRIPTION:Who would make your top 10 list of Kentuckians with the greatest impact? Simply put\, who would make your Mt. Rushmore of Kentuckians? \nJoin us Wednesday\, October 21\, with your list of names as we debate who makes the cut. We’ve invited five special guests to represent certain categories to get the conversation started with their top five choices. You get to help fill in the rest during a lively discussion. The categories and featured panelists are: \n· History with Historian Tom Owen\n· Law with Judge Denise Clayton\n· Music with ear X-tacy Founder John Timmons\n· Literature with Best-selling Author Kim Michele Richardson\n· Sports with WDRB Sports Journalist Eric Crawford \nExpert colleagues from the Frazier will suggest names\, too. Some names are represented in our museum’s Cool Kentucky and I Too Am a Kentuckian exhibitions. Get your picks ready and let the debate begin! \nABOUT THE PROGRAM \nFrazier250: Top 10 Kentuckians\nWednesday\, October 21\, 2026\nFrazier Kentucky History Museum \nDoors Open: 5:30 p.m.\nProgram: 6–7 p.m. \nAdmission: $16 (free for members) (must RSVP)
URL:https://www.kentuckyliving.com/event/frazier250-top-10-kentuckians
LOCATION:Frazier Kentucky History Museum\, 829 W. Main St.\, Louisville
CATEGORIES:Arts,Authors,City and Town Happenings,Education,Exhibits,History,Kids and Family,Museums
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ORGANIZER;CN="Simon Meiners":MAILTO:smeiners@fraziermuseum.org
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SUMMARY:Waveland's Tea and Talk - Susan Miller – “Stories in the Stones”
DESCRIPTION:This is a presentation about Victorian tombstone symbolism and delves into the rich and often intricate meanings behind the symbols found on gravestones and memorials. This topic explores how symbols on tombstones convey messages about the deceased\, reflect cultural values\, and provide insight into historical and societal attitudes toward death and the afterlife. Guests enjoy a three-course tea service\, period dressed interpreters\, and a guided mansion tour—all set within one of Kentucky’s most beloved historic homes. Call Waveland for reservations.
URL:https://www.kentuckyliving.com/event/wavelands-tea-and-talk-susan-miller-stories-in-the-stones
LOCATION:Waveland State Historic Site\, 225 Waveland Museum Lane\, Lexington\, KY\, United States
CATEGORIES:History
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SUMMARY:2026 Michter’s Spookeasy at the Frazier
DESCRIPTION:Put on your best glad rags\, hop on your broomstick\, and head to the Frazier Kentucky History Museum for the first ever Michter’s Spookeasy! This year’s Hotsy-Totsy is Halloween themed\, featuring Michter’s tastings paired with novelty candy\, fortune-telling\, a haunted scavenger hunt\, and so much more. Witches’ Magic Libations come with every ticket along with live music\, ghost stories featuring real Kentucky folklore\, and a best dressed contest judged by Caufield’s Novelty & Costumes. From zombie flappers to ghostly villains\, this is the one Speakeasy you don’t want to miss\, all thanks to our good friends at Michter’s. Live a little\, come have a taste! \n· Featured guests are Andrea Wilson\, Dan McKee\, and Joe Magliocco.\n· Attire is 1920s and Halloween-themed OR cocktail attire (encourage\, but not mandatory!).\n· Admission is $59—and that includes Michter’s cocktails\, hors d’oeuvres\, live music\, costume contest\, Michter’s whiskey tastings\, candy pairings\, and more! \nABOUT THE EVENT \n2026 Michter’s Spookeasy at the Frazier\nThursday\, October 29\nFrazier Kentucky History Museum \nDoors Open: 6:50 p.m.\nEvent: 7–9:30 p.m. \nAdmission: $59 (includes Michter’s cocktails\, hors d’oeuvres\, live music\, costume contest\, Michter’s whiskey tastings and candy pairings\, and more!)
URL:https://www.kentuckyliving.com/event/2026-michters-spookeasy-at-the-frazier
LOCATION:Frazier Kentucky History Museum\, 829 W. Main St.\, Louisville
CATEGORIES:Arts and Crafts,Education,Exhibits,Festivals,Food,Fundraisers,History,Museums,Music and Concerts,Performing Arts
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ORGANIZER;CN="Simon Meiners":MAILTO:smeiners@fraziermuseum.org
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