And to learn about its production, history and about baseball in general, you come to the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. Highlights include a factory tour and Bud's Batting Cage, where ...

Nearly three decades later, the “local artist” has a name. Up until the wife of the man who painted the Big Bat reached out ...

Louisville's Black history runs deep. From significant contributions to civil rights, culture, and more, here are seven ...

February is Black History Month, and there are many ways to celebrate and learn more about Black history in Kentuckiana.

it's easy to get drawn in by the massive baseball bat outside the Louisville Slugger Museum or the large reflecting mirror outside the Kentucky Science Center. Soon, another museum will join the mix.

Jackie Robinson played in Louisville before he broke Major League Baseball's color barrier. He also came to Kentucky for the March on Frankfort.

Looking to gain a little culture and learn American history? These events in Louisville range from art, museums to ...

The prolific Louisville slugger baseball bat began production in ... the world of horse racing year-round. The on-site Kentucky Derby Museum offers two floors of related exhibits.

The first thing you’ll notice at the Louisville ... Step inside the museum to find the Big Glove, a climbable work of art carved from 450-million-year-old Kentucky limestone.