This is a very large mural that we came across while we were in Owensboro. Pretty awesome to see it…read morewas extremely large took up the whole entire building and was just need to see we love finding little public are displays all around to random cities so we really enjoyed this

The Owensboro Mural is a public are displayed my wife and I visited while we were in the area. We…read morelove finding random public art displays all around town in Merrills and this one was very fitting while we were visiting the area

While we were in Owensboro we were exploring looking around and we noticed all the nice public art…read moreand statues that they have. This is a nice bronze statue right at the start of the park it's just simply titled celebration.

Ready or Dot! Is a fun and clever named mural that sits in downtown Evansville Indiana just off…read moreMain Street. This colorful dot mural is actually part of the areas self.e alley and is the 3rd of 3 murals in the selfie encouraged alley. Very well done and fun piece that my daughters adored. Perfect for a cool and fun photo or selfie opp.

Ready or not is another cool mural that Evansville has in their city. I really like all the public…read moreart that is featured in Evansville Indiana. This is one of many that are in this little alleyway. There are two other ones it's also attached to it and I was like hell it's pretty simple as just a white background with a bunch of bug bites everywhere pretty cool

Absolutely stunning experience. The museum was breathtaking personally, and I truly felt serenity…read morewalking through the grounds. 10/10 recommend and hope to return soon!

Wow!! This place is so cool and how did I not know it existed when I was a student at WKU?! I loved…read moreroaming the grounds, getting lost in all the scenery. It is absolutely gorgeous here. The story and history behind this place is amazing and I love to see how well kept everything is, here. Highly recommend giving yourself a couple of hours to explore because there is so much to see! They close at 5pm and we arrived around 4:30pm, so not enough time to explore the museum, maybe next time. We were able to take several photos of the arboretum and let me tell you, you cannot take a bad picture here - everything is stellar!

This is cool public art that we saw while we were in Jasper Indiana. This really represents the…read moreheritage of Jasper the farming community just what it all stands for in Indiana. We are on the way home decided to drop by take a few pictures and really observe the public art

Back in 2016, a new/replacement mural was created to become the gateway to downtown Jasper. Orange…read moreMoon Art Studio was selected to design the new piece which faces west. Artist Michael Smith was hired to paint the new mural that continued the theme of strong German heritage in developing the area. The mural has many images including the flags for the Sister Cities, the courthouse, the Jasper City Mill, The Jasper Depot, furniture manufacturing, and logging. At the top, the mural reads: Jasper Born from Rich Soil. A banner across the bottom reads: Built on strong work ethic and entrepreneurship. The mural is still in good condition and filled with bright colors. The only negative I've uncovered is that there has been some feedback that no women are portrayed in the mural which is supposed to be inclusive of all that makes Jasper great. Review #3195

Painted on the wall of the Rabbit Hole Distillery that overlooks the parking lot is a brightly…read morecolored mural depicting six scenes from Alice in Wonderland (or if one wants to be technically correct, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland). The six scenes are: the hookah smoking caterpillar; Alice holding her cat, with the Cheshire Cat in the background; the Queen of Hearts' frog servants; the Queen of Hearts; the Mad Hatter; and the White Rabbit. It's a beautiful mural and love the bright colors. It is probably my favourite mural in Louisville. [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Public Art]

Alice in wonderland public art mural located on the side of the rabbit hole distillery in the Nulu…read moreneighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Nulu is stocked full of awesome and beautiful public art works. Thai Alice and wonderland rendering has added to that. So detailed, specific and well done. Everytime I walk by it I notice a detail that I haven't before. Overall a beautiful and wonderfully done piece of public art. I can see it becoming a favorite of many inside the city.

The knot is a downtown Lousiville public art display just off popular museum row. Located down the…read morestreet from the goant Lousiville slugger bay and next tot he shine bright mural this piece is right under the expressway underpasses. A bunch of twisted piping that at the beginning of it says the words "Louisville". I'm not sure the purpose or what it represents and after the words Lousiville it's kinda a mess and hard to determine what the design is. Overall it's still a unique piece to the city and kinda cool. In a weird spot so I'm not sure how much exposure it gets as the one way street people usually have merged on the expressway before hitting the underpass.

You'd miss this if you're up on South Ninth Street because this striking piece of public art is…read morelocated in the underpass. Intended to draw more visitors to this part of Louisville, this orange colored artwork is a series of tubes and lines. Literally, a knot that stretches about 165 feet. It is apparently interactive, but other than banging on one end of it, I couldn't figure out anything else. There is metered street parking nearby. [Review 13591 overall, 910 of 2020.]

First time here. It was a short walk from the hotel I was staying at…read more I tried 4 of their beers, 2nd & Elm, Smash, Prancing Pony and Thank a Veteran. 2nd & Elm and Prancing Pony were my favorites. I wanted to try the Smoked Burger but they are not carrying it anymore, so I had the Classic Cheeseburger. It's a thin patty, well seasoned and delicious. The Cole Slaw I ordered had a weird taste so I didn't eat it. Overall, this is a cool place with some nice artwork by local artists.

In town for a few days and wanted to grab a burger. Nice site down affair not fast food. Swung by…read moreColby's as I've been there before but they were booked and I wasn't interested in a 40 minute wait. Staff there suggested The Brew Bridge. I called ahead to be sure there was no wait. Beautiful building and vibe but not very crowded for a Saturday night. Was waited on my a wonderful young server by the name of Shelly. Pleasant , great attitude and welcoming when I asked questions about the menu. Now the food was the big issue here. Selected the Black and Brew burger which was describe as having two patties. Yes there were two but doubtful they were the 6 oz each as listed. The brew cheese sauce was very runny and caused the buns to fall apart when I picked it up. Burger was very well done as well. Side of sweet potato waffle fries were placed in a small dish barely allowing for a small handful. Pickles on the burger were an up charge. Definitely did not curb the burger craving. I pushed my reservations aside and ordered the dessert. Went with a slice of strawberry cheese cake. Server said they did not have any last time it was ordered but she would check. Viola! Came back with a slice.. though it was missing the strawberries. Away she went and returned with only a strawberry sauce. At this point I'm all in so I drizzled the sauce over the slice. Went to cut into it only to find the gorgeous looking slice was frozen solid. Ugggg . Walked it to the bar and asked for my check and explained the slice issue. This place has so much potential but is utterly failing on the food side.

Fabulous mural honoring Vincennes hometown legend, Red Skelton. This is one of many tributes to him…read morein town.

Worth a stop for viewing this well composed mural in downtown. Next stop the wonderful museum in…read morehonor of the hometown entertainer.