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SHOPPING
A fun place to start your shopping tour is Frankfort Avenue,
between Mellwood Ave and Cannons Lane. Here you'll find neat
shops like Henderson Antiques, Pottery Rowe, Elizabeth's Timeless
Attire, Once Again Gently Used Books, Woodford Landing Miniatures,
and the Home Textile Outlet. As you walk along and feel your
tummy begin to growl from all this shopping exercise don't worry.
You'll soon run into neat restaurants including Nancy's Bagle
Grounds.
Another fun street to explore is Bardstown Road, starting
at Baxter Avenue and Broadway. Here you'll be tempted by businesses
with names like the Jewel Box, Clodhoppers, As Time Goes By,
Tin Horse Antiques, and All Booked Up. For treats to keep your
strength up you can choose from Cafe Metro and the Uptown Cafe.
Sewers will want to take the time to explore Baer Fabrics,
515 E Market St, 502-583-5521, where they'll find lots of goodies.
Then head to the Embroiderers' Guild of America and Margaret
Parshall Gallery, 335 West Broadway, Suite 100, 502-589-6956.
Other great stops for you thread folks include the Happy Heart
Quilt Shop, 7913 Third St. Rd., 502-363-1171; Amazing Stitches,
3300 Frankfort Ave., 502-454-3454; and Carma Creative Needlecrafts,
718 Lyndon Lane, 502-425-4170.
Are you more of the crafty type? Then you'll want to head
instead to Hobby Town USA, 12615 Shelbyville Rd., 502-254-5755;
Michael's Arts & Crafts, 1955 S Hurstobourne Pkwy., 502-499-7360;
and Treasure Lace & Crafts, 1000 Barret Ave, 502-459-2858.
To purchase wonderful handcrafts that will look great in your
home and also help a kid stay in college, drop by Berea College
Heritage Crafts, 140 N 4th St., 502-589-3707. If you don't find
what you are looking for there drop by the Kentucky Art and Craft
Gallery, 609 West Main Street, 502-589-0102. They bill themselves
as having the largest selection of Kentucky crafts in the worlds
so if you don't find something to please you here, maybe you'd
better give up.
If antiques are your weakness, then you need to head to the
Louisville Antique Mall, 900 Goss Ave, 503-635-2852, where you'll
find over 70,000 square feet of antiques and collector items
to tempt you, plus a cafe to revive you when you swoon. Other
fun stop is the Swan St. Antique Mall, 947 E Breckenridge St.,
502-584-6255.
Are your milk and eggs getting a little lonely in the fridge?
Then you need to grab your coupons and buy them some friends
at the Winn-Dixie Food Store, 5252 Bardstown Rd, 502-499-6382;
the Kroger Grocery Store, 2440 Bardstown Rd, 502-459-9805; or
Wal-Mart, 1915 S Hurstbourne Pkwy, 502-499-1050.
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A fun place to start your shopping tour is Frankfort Avenue, between Mellwood Ave and Cannons Lane. Here you'll find neat shops like Henderson Antiques, Pottery Rowe, Elizabeth's Timeless Attire, Once Again Gently Used Books, Woodford Landing Miniatures, and the Home Textile Outlet. As you walk along and feel your tummy begin to growl from all this shopping exercise don't worry. You'll soon run into neat restaurants including Nancy's Bagle Grounds. Another fun street to explore is Bardstown Road, starting at Baxter Avenue and Broadway. Here you'll be tempted by businesses with names like the Jewel Box, Clodhoppers, As Time Goes By, Tin Horse Antiques, and All Booked Up. For treats to keep your strength up you can choose from Cafe Metro and the Uptown Cafe. Sewers will want to take the time to explore Baer Fabrics, 515 E Market St, 502-583-5521, where they'll find lots of goodies. Then head to the Embroiderers' Guild of America and Margaret Parshall Gallery, 335 West Broadway, Suite 100, 502-589-6956. Other great stops for you thread folks include the Happy Heart Quilt Shop, 7913 Third St. Rd., 502-363-1171; Amazing Stitches, 3300 Frankfort Ave., 502-454-3454; and Carma Creative Needlecrafts, 718 Lyndon Lane, 502-425-4170. Are you more of the crafty type? Then you'll want to head instead to Hobby Town USA, 12615 Shelbyville Rd., 502-254-5755; Michael's Arts & Crafts, 1955 S Hurstobourne Pkwy., 502-499-7360; and Treasure Lace & Crafts, 1000 Barret Ave, 502-459-2858. To purchase wonderful handcrafts that will look great in your home and also help a kid stay in college, drop by Berea College Heritage Crafts, 140 N 4th St., 502-589-3707. If you don't find what you are looking for there drop by the Kentucky Art and Craft Gallery, 609 West Main Street, 502-589-0102. They bill themselves as having the largest selection of Kentucky crafts in the worlds so if you don't find something to please you here, maybe you'd better give up. If antiques are your weakness, then you need to head to the Louisville Antique Mall, 900 Goss Ave, 503-635-2852, where you'll find over 70,000 square feet of antiques and collector items to tempt you, plus a cafe to revive you when you swoon. Other fun stop is the Swan St. Antique Mall, 947 E Breckenridge St., 502-584-6255. Are your milk and eggs getting a little lonely in the fridge?
Then you need to grab your coupons and buy them some friends
at the Winn-Dixie Food Store, 5252 Bardstown Rd, 502-499-6382;
the Kroger Grocery Store, 2440 Bardstown Rd, 502-459-9805; or
Wal-Mart, 1915 S Hurstbourne Pkwy, 502-499-1050. |