Weekend Events Roundup: November 2-4, 2007

Another weekend full of good things to do in Louisville.

Friday November 2
The First Friday Gallery Hop should be high on your list of things to do tonight. I particularly think the Day of the Dead stuff going on at the Kentucky Museum of Art & Craft sounds good.

While technically part of the First Friday Gallery Hop the Decked Out Opening Party at Derby City Espresso sounds like such a cool event it gets listed as its own separate event. Remember Derby City Espresso is serving beer now too.

Your Black Star, Follow The Train and The Fervor will be playing as part of the Louisville Home Grown Music Series at 4th Street Live.

The Late Seating at Actors "I [fleur-de-lis] the Holidays Party" and opening party for The Santaland Diaries. Eat, drink, listen to good music and buy cheap art. That sounds pretty close to a perfect evening.

Bach's Mass in B Minor The Choral Arts Society (with members of Bourbon Baroque) presents J.S. Bach Mass in B minor with period instruments.

Saturday November 3
Junior League of Louisville's 2007 Hollydays Art & Gift Market at the Kentucky International Convention Center. It kicks off Friday night but Friday is so full of good stuff I think you should hit Hollydays on Saturday or even Sunday. Hours on Saturday are 10am until 5pm and Sunday from 10am until 4pm.

The Brennan Photography Symposium will have tours, lectures and discussions on preserving photographs. Make sure to bring one old photograph to be analyzed by Bill Carner from the University of Louisville Photo Archives.

Harlem Nights, an Evening at the Speed Art Museum celebrate the Harlem Renaissance through song, dance, period costumes, food, drink and performances by the African American Theater Program at the University of Louisville and Actor's Theater of Louisville.