It's special to have a local winery in J-Town and the setting of a renovated church is a cool…read moresetting. Indoor and patio seating expands how you want to enjoy your wine. The owners provide the standard wine options and couple them with fun sweeter mixes - for example, peanut butter wine and moscato with cotton candy. For the standard menu, I enjoyed the Malbec. Purchase flights, glasses, and bottles. Some snacks are available - and even better, you can bring in your own. A rental space that holds 88 people seated is a great spot for private celebrations. You are able to bring in your own food/catering. Appreciated the warm welcome from the owner and hearing their back story as well as the grape origin of a few of the blends. I'm excited to return! I've already messaged friends and family to share pictures and say "let's come back together".

I have heard whispers and seen stuff on social media about this place. I decided to come on a whim…read moreand give this place a try. From the looks of this place I believe it might've been an old church at some point. There is parking off to the side of the building and entrance to the winery is in the back and the venue is in the front. They were busy when I got there so it did take some time not a lot of time to be waited on. The host was very wonderful with my selections and even asked what were my favorites. I liked PB&J, Cotton Candy, melon flavored. They were all actually pretty good. I wish I knew more about the place but, I was by myself vs. being with a group. I would love to learn more about RH and if they make their own Wine here. I have no complaints on this visit, I would love to know more about the winery and the wines. I do plan on returning.

Although I live less than a mile from The Jeffersonian I've only ever been there for voting. For…read morethat function I rate The Jeffersonian a 5. Voting here is organized and very accessible. The parking lot is easy to access right off of Taylorsville road and there is plenty of parking in two large, separate parking areas. The voting is very streamlined and easy to do. You walk in, present your ID, they give you a ballot, fill it out, drop it off, get a sticker (or wrist band) and you're on your way. It's never taken me longer than 20 minute to vote in any election. My recommendation would be to vote early (if you can), and if you're voting on Election day, go as early in the day as you can. It can get very busy the later in the day. High Marks for voting at The Jeffersonian!

Nice event venue. We went here to see a popular author talk and sign books. There was a food truck…read moreoutside that also sold alcohol, plus a concession area inside where you could get a glass of wine. It had a good amount of space for the crowd and allowed the bookstore hosting the event to set up a nice backdrop for the speakers and several merch tables. It was very buisnessy with bright lights, and I would have liked to see them dimmed a bit to create more of a mood.

If you're in the mood for a new and modern putt putt experience this is the place to go! 9 holes is…read more$14, unlimited is $25. Puttshack is currently on Groupon and offering a Monday-Friday deal. We went on Sunday and chose unlimited so we could try all 4 courses. You sign up for each course on your phone, they send you a text. The place was crowded, but we didn't have too much trouble moving through the courses. The lights and sound effects throughout the course are fun, our group became very competitive. You can dine or grab drinks at the bar like we did (happy hour during the week). I will say the courses are pretty similar, so it becomes repetitive. For that reason, this is probably a once a year place for me.

I returned with my family for Mother's Day. This was my first experience booking the visit and it…read morewas easy. After visiting the website I chose the location, date, and time. A credit card is needed for the reservation. You have 3 hours ahead of time to cancel for a full refund: Five minutes before our reservation, I got a text to head to our course. Makayla set up our team and the ball assignment. We had a great time competing. The opportunity to win and lose points kept the top scores changing. I'm definitely considering coming back with my youngest for a $25 all day pass.

The Nunnlea House is a historic building that is offered as a rental for special events. It has a…read morelarge parking lot to accommodate guests plus a kitchen and several rooms for seating and mingling. I recently visited for a sorority event and assisted with setting up tables for dinner, crafts, etc. The kitchen area is fairly locked down to protect the house items. I was surprised it wasn't more accommodating to host so note to those wanting to rent - you need to bring all the plates, cups, utensils, table covers, etc. I was also surprised at how warm the building was. We turned down the air to prepare for the larger crowd but for those of us prepping the decorations we had melted through our clothes. The facility is older and it shows its age. I was surprised that its character was lost a bit in how run down the rooms and fixtures are, including worn and dirty couches. Rental pricing can be found on their website.

From the owner: Rent Nunnlea for special events, weddings, and meetingsread more

We went for an open house on Saturday. The Filson Historical Society paired with Oxmoor Farms to…read moreprovide the open house. It was well organized, from parking, sign in, volunteer assistance to signage. We were able to tour the house, the library, all the out buildings (slave quarters, hemp house, outdoor kitchen, springhouse and laundry) and the gardens. It was an impressive estate and we learned a lot about Buillet and his family through the ages. There is a gift shop and tours are offered as well as the concert series they hold on the grounds. I will return for a guided tour and highly recommend to others.

I always love visiting the Oxmoor Farm! Tonight's event was a bourbon tasting in the library. The…read moreroom is spectacular! I have attended musical performances previously. They are also wonderful! On my bucket list is a tour complete with bourbon tasting. They have delicious looking bourbon balls for sale as well! The home is lovely as are the grounds. It's worth a visit!

Wouldn't recommend, had a gathering here for a gender reveal. Oven was already dirty when we got…read morethere, ranch bottles in parking lot, and smelled like moth balls. Despite us having a cleaning crew come in after it was over to clean they still didn't give deposit back because of blue powder from gender reveal in the parking lot. These people are racist and seen a group of African Americans gathering and felt some type of way... they can keep the 100, they need it for the renovation anyway.

Wonderful B&B on 2 secluded acres. My wife and I have stayed with Chaz and Kim (the owners)…read moremultiple times, and we can't recommend it enough -- either for an event, or just renting a room for the evening. The gardens and grounds are especially beautiful -- I can't imagine a better place for a wedding. The old growth trees provide plenty of shade, making even those hot summer weddings tolerable. Location is great as well -- Bardstown Rd and Cherokee Park are just a short drive away.

Wow! Wow! Wow! Two…read moreof my dearest friends tied the knot recently, and I cannot fathom a better venue for their wedding. With the wedding day scheduled for a Saturday, the bridal party and groomsmen were able to leave gowns, beauty products, suits, and overnight bags in our rooms the Friday before upon completing the rehearsal. This allowed for an easy situation to walk in to on the morning of the wedding as we prepared for the ceremony later that afternoon. The house was built in the mid 1800s and has been kept within the family since then. The current owners, Kim and Chaz, take great pride in the house and were extremely accommodating towards our group. They were on hand throughout Saturday to answer any questions. As a history nerd, I loved speaking with them more on the history of the house and the surrounding gardens (that were stunningly beautiful in September) as I snuck a cigarette on the back porch during the reception. When the bride & groom booked the venue, they were also able to secure accommodations for the bridal party. Considering that all five of the bridesmaids live over an hour away, it made for the perfect place to crash post reception. Our two flower girls had a ball exploring the house and spent the night as well with no problem. To top off the magical wedding weekend, Kim and Chaz prepared coffee and breakfast on Sunday morning for the guests that spent the night. I highly recommend considering Midlane Farm as a special events venue. The service we received certainly deserves five stars!