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National Bourbon Day in the Capital City

If we’re talking Kentucky…we’re talking bourbon, and Kentucky’s capital city is no exception! You could say we’re #KYDistilled. Frankfort is home to 4 unique distilleries, all offering various tours and tastings, including the World’s Most Award Winning Distillery! But we offer more ways to experience the Spirit of America. From river adventures and bourbon festivals…

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A Slice of Kentucky and a Taste of Frankfort Locals Food Hub & Pizza Pub : Written by Patti Nickell

When you name your business Locals, you better have the muscle to back up the moxie. The term signifies a number of things, most importantly, an authentic experience that encapsulates the flavor of a place that is …well, local. If not the actual city, certainly the region. One of the first things you see when you walk…

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E. H. Taylor, Jr. Audio Walking Tour now Available in Downtown Frankfort!

Frankfort, KY – The Frankfort / Franklin County Tourist and Convention Commission announces the launch of the E. H. Taylor Audio Walking Tour in downtown Frankfort. This tour is a self-guided experience enabling visitors to learn about the history of Frankfort’s bourbon industry while strolling through our historic downtown area. Listen to the voice of…

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Thanks, Y’all! Frankfort's 2023 Downtown Derby Celebration

As Capital City Museum put it, “The joy, enthusiasm, and energy downtown was unparalleled.” The day’s festivities started with breakfast being served by several of our local restaurants, followed by the YMCA’s Derby Dash where children raced down the streets of Downtown Frankfort.  Other happenings throughout the day included WalkBike Frankfort’s Pedal for the Posies,…

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Public Art Walking Tour Written by : Patti Nickell

Public art goes back to prehistoric times with the cave drawings depicting scenes of survival in a harsh world.  As the world became less harsh, art became the purview of the privileged – those rich enough to commission works for their homes, or at least flush enough to afford a ticket to an art museum. The English…

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Frankfort Public Art

Frankfort Tourist and Convention Commission
300 Saint Clair St., Suite 102
Frankfort, KY 40601

502-875-8687