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When you walk into one of Dee Dee Taylor’s hemp stores — 502 Hemp in Middletown, 812 Hemp in Clarksville, or her newest shop inside Logan Street Market — you’ll notice something right away. The vibe is less about sales and more about education. Taylor, a longtime advocate for safe and responsible cannabis use, has built her business around one simple idea: these products can change lives if people understand how to use them correctly.
Listen to the full Audience502 Interview below:
The Louisville Orchestra’s 2025-26 season offers an exhilarating blend of classical masterworks, bold new commissions, and star-powered collaborations. From Beethoven and Mahler to Ben Folds and Morgan Freeman, the season celebrates storytelling through music — bridging genres, generations, and cultural touchstones with imagination, innovation, and artistry.
Enjoy our season preview of YOUR Louisville Orchestra!
The 2025 Railbird Music Festival, held on May 31 and June 1 at Lexington’s historic Red Mile, delivered a weekend rich in Americana, Southern rock, and country grit. While the headliners—Lainey Wilson and Jelly Roll—put on big shows and sets as expected, the undercard acts stole the show, reaffirming Railbird’s role as a haven for roots music lovers.
The Stolen Faces, Nashville’s premier Grateful Dead tribute band, is playing at Headliners Music Hall on Friday, May 30 for a show that will celebrate the bands Europe ’72 album…arguably one of their best compilations of live shows.
Bold Classical Masterworks, Innovative Premieres, and Iconic Crossover Concerts
