Doing some "touristy" things in Corbin, KY...... saw this Saloon and said YES, gotta stop must for…read morea couple of beers. Inside, it's a mix of fun decor. Very welcoming. Balancing whiskey barrels in one corner and an OLD truck in another (being used for sound equipment for the stage). The Ladies bathroom was the best .... The sink mirrors were actually guitars. Really cute design. Coby, was our bartender. Very friendly and just overall a nice guy. We looked at the menu and like what we saw. So, we decided to come back another day for lunch. We did... Coby was working the Bar again. We ordered the Elk burger. Moist, perfectly cooked and simply delicious!! So glad we came back again. Yes, would recommend stopping in for a meal.

Honey tonk pub food. Service was, meeting…read more The ambience was cool, loved the bathroom guitar mirrors.

We visited Renfro Valley Entertainment back in October for the Boxmasters. We had never been to the…read morevenue before, but it was easy to park, easy to obtain tickets, and, best of all, it was nonsmoking. Also, the restrooms were clean, and the drinks were responsible for the amount served. We have zero complaints. Plus, it's more of an up-close and personal experience with the bands, not like the 20k-seat venues.

For starters, this is not a 2nd amendment friendly venue. As a former law enforcement officer, that…read moremakes me very uncomfortable. This show hasn't even started yet and I'm sitting behind a couple who has been grossly overserved. They are both drunk and stupid. Security has done nothing about their obnoxious yelling and screaming. This is the first time I've been here and I was really hoping I had found a little hole in the wall venue where I could enjoy good country music. So far, the whole experience has been a waste of my time, money and civility. I'm ready to take matters into my own hands. I paid good money for these seats and now I have to put up with these jokers because security has done nothing, despite their bad behavior. Clearly, here at Renfro Valley their bar tenders are not trained to shut people off before they become belligerent drunks and their alcohol service means more to them than their paying customers here to enjoy a show. The concert was okay, but the acoustics are not great. It's an old venue, so on that point I give it some deference. Bathrooms were clean at the beginning of the night, but after a night of drunken revelry, they resembled something out of a third world country. It genuinely appears that alcohol sales are the driving force behind this place, not the music. Any positive that I might have shared here has been overshadowed by this establishment's inability to handle their business. Do NOT recommend! Won't be back. Reviews will be posted to multiple platforms.

Amazing! I love it!!!! If you're looking for something fun and cool this is the place!read more

I went to The Burl for a concert with my husband. Right away, the parking situation was not the…read moregreatest (we arrived three hours early). We ended up parking on the pay lot, which had limited options other than overnight for about $20... obviously, that is not their fault though. The arcade seemed fun but we weren't able to play since we had no cash/cards. It definitely had a nostalgic vibe. Since we got there early, we were able to secure free seating, but most of the benches were about to fall apart; we moved a few times, eventually to the top of one of the bars which had great views. Drinks were okay, I didn't get to try their food unfortunately since they were slammed. The only thing I didn't like was that we paid for the event, got a wristband, but there were so many ways you could have gotten in without paying anything at all. I'd love to give them another try when there is no event.

Beautiful grounds. Eric B was amazing. Super fun and when…read morehe didn't know the answer he had a magic book to tell us! Great wines. Awesome views. Awesome vibes.

My husband and I drive to Lexington at least once a month but never stop to check out the wineries…read morewhile we are on the way. We decided to try Prodigy because it was the first one we say on the road sign and it was open (a lot of places were closed due to the snow). The property is beautiful. It's very spacious and has a very nice view of an open field. We were also greeted by the sweetest cats. One walked right up to us when we got out of the car and immediately wanted to be petted. We were greeted at the tasting room by more affectionate cats and dogs! The tasting room has a bunch of decorated shelves with the bottles ready for purchase and a lot of horse themed items. We decided to go a tasting which comes with 6 different wines. The presentation was my favorite part because each wine was in a different beaker. We enjoyed the wine. My husband loved the blueberry wine so much, he bought a bottle right on the spot. We absolutely loved Prodigy and hope to come back soon.

Had a great night last night with fellow Yelpers at Red Barn Radio at ArtPlace! My niece's…read morebluegrass band, the Slaw Shredders, had the evening to themselves and put on an incredible performance! https://youtu.be/Xv5OErgsPSY If you like live music, but you've never been to Red Barn Radio, you owe it to yourself to go. Check their calendar and find a genre of music that appeals to you. Then you can buy tickets online or pay at the door. The shows are ten bucks, quite inexpensive for the experience you get. In its 18th year, Red Barn is produced by filmmaker Ed Commons, who has a fantastic eye/ear for upcoming talent. As the name suggests, it's a radio show, but it's also videotaped and aired live on FB and YouTube. Incredibly, last night was the show's 686th performance. Brad Becker, a musician himself, handles the MC duties and interviews the performers in between songs. His interview style is laid back and friendly and his interviews always add insight into the evening's entertainment Originally established in 1904 as a YMCA, in 1979 ArtsPlace, was founded after extensive renovations to 161 North Mill Street. It now functions as a music studio, performance space, and art gallery. As the show is broadcast live, there are a couple of things to keep in mind: * Try to arrive on time * Don't be surprised if you have cameras, tripods, and camera operators obscuring your view from time to time * Be enthusiastic with your applause, but keep your mouth shut while the performers are doing their thing. Red Barn Radio is largely an unknown Lexington treasure! Get out there and support it! Not sure about going? Check out Red Barn's YouTube site where they've archived hundreds of shows from the last 18 years.

Saw a great artist last night at the Red Barn Radio! An…read moreaward-winning instrumentalist, Blakeley Burger has studied fiddle/violin for 15 years, as well as guitar and mandolin. For the past seven years, she has performed regionally as both a soloist and an ensemble member at a range of venues, including: the Kentucky Center for the Arts, the Frazier History Museum, the Norton Center for the Arts, the Lexington Opera House, the Iroquois Amphitheatre, the Brown Theatre, the Station Inn, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Kentucky State Senate. Blakeley has been honored by the North American Country Music Association, the Tennessee/Georgia Country and Gospel Music Association, and the Twin Lakes National Fiddle Contest. She can be seen touring with Tin Whiskey Sisters or performing locally with Yapa! Great show and what a great gem in our community!

Talk about a good time! You can't beat free live music on Thursday evenings at the Moondance…read moreAmphitheater! We saw Hammertowne, and it was an outstanding performance. Though there's no charge, you can support the bands by purchasing their merchandise while you're there. It's a great venue with plenty of parking and lots of space on the green for your lawn chairs and blankets. The area is terraced ensuring that every seat is a good one. Bonus: nice bathroom facilities, no port-a-potties! You can bring your own food or order from a rotating selection of food trucks, as well as libations. So much fun and I can't wait to return!t

This is a fantastic venue. Lexington parks and Rec does a great job scheduling free concerts and…read moreother events here. My family loves to bring a picnic, sit on the lawn and listen to the many bands, be they jazz, bluegrass or rock.

Great year! After the disaster that was 2024. Things are back to being great this time around…read more Great production, good crowds. No drawbacks.

I've said it at least a thousand times, if you're bored and can't find things to do in Lexington,…read moreyou're not looking too far. This Lakeside Live is another prime example. From May until September 30th, you can come to the Mall at Lexington Green and experience an outdoor concert with rotating lineups each Friday and Saturday. Palmers has a little setup selling beer near the stage area. Or you can enjoy bites and drinks on the patio of Palmers, but you choose to get drinks at Palmers, you can't bring them off of their property/patio. Jax, used to be a burger pub is located close to the stage area and is now only open on Friday and Saturday. They now only serve JRenders BBQ, with a limited and simple menu and drinks. Unlike Palmers, you can actually purchase drinks there and take them out to the seating/stage area. The hours are 7-10pm. We got there about 30 minutes early and already the parking lot at the bottom of The Mall was already full. Not to worry though, you can park up top at the front entrance of The Mall. There's a shuttle that runs up and down the hill between the two parking areas. We just walk through Joseph Beth Bookstore, which isn't a bad walk at all. They have some tables and seating areas, but your best bet is to bring your own lawn chairs. Don't forget to bring your dancing shoes too!

We have been here several times for concerts over the last few years…read more The acoustics are very good and there is not a bad seat in the place. The bartenders, ushers and the rest of the staff are friendly. They have a couple bar areas set up which usually shut down about 30 minutes to an hour before the end of the concert, so make sure you are aware of this ahead of time.

Every year we come here for my daughter's dance recital or the nutcracker with LDF. The whole place…read moreis so nice and clean and big too! Unfortunately if you don't get there early enough, you will miss out on the really close handicap parking. There is more, but not super close. They always have a drink and snack bar setup which is very convenient at the break. Ample bathrooms and the campus is beautiful!

I've been to this venue for several shows and events, including Loud Luxury, 311, Wintersong,…read moreCalifornia Honeydrops, and an Eagles Tribute Band, and I've always had a great time. It's easy to get to, with plenty of parking options nearby (I recommend just scootering or ride sharing if you can), and they have multiple bars with fairly priced drinks. Tickets are never outrageously priced, which is a big plus. The venue itself is temperature controlled and comfortable, with a raised stage that gives good visibility no matter where you stand. If you're someone who likes to be up close and personal with the band/artist this is the spot for you. The only thing holding back a perfect rating is the acoustics, which are just okay in some spots. But the closer you get to the stage, the better the sound becomes. Video from the California Honeydrops show is living proof of that--it was easily the best show I've ever seen! Overall, it's a solid venue that delivers great experiences at an affordable price. Definitely worth checking out if one of your favorite bands is playing!

They have a predatory company called Vanguard Parking systems that is entirely driven by AI. Worst…read moreexample of business practices. We stayed at the unaffiliated hotel, which is wonderful, but mistakenly thought it was the same complex. I would not recommend going anywhere near this business, especially their parking facility.

A great venue to see a concert. Front row for Marty Stewart and his fabulous superlatives. Hubba…read morehubba. Reasonable bar too!

A wonderful venue in which to enjoy a music concert, which is the reason for this visit. Acoustics…read moreare effective in enabling enjoyment of the performance. Ample bathrooms meant no long waits. Parking is available and close by. Tiered seating is comfortable. I will come again to attend additional performances here.