Leo Weekly

Established in 1990, the Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO) serves as a complimentary platform offering diverse viewpoints and insights on current events while also highlighting local and regional entertainment options. Over the years, LEO Weekly has transformed into the city's most sophisticated and thought-provoking newsweekly, addressing subjects that mainstream media often overlooks. In addition to a range of opinions on current issues, LEO Weekly features several syndicated columns like News of the Weird, Real Astrology, and even The New York Times Crossword Puzzle. The publication also focuses on local talent by providing reviews of books, films, theater performances, music, and artists created solely by local writers. LEO Weekly is distributed free of charge every Wednesday at over 750 locations across Louisville and Southern Indiana. The publication is part of the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, and its circulation is verified by Verified Audit, while audience metrics are assessed by The Media Audit.

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This Visual Artist Brings Black Excellence To The Kentucky Center

1 week ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

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Want A Chance To Play At Louder Than Life? Here's How

2 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Jeff Polk

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MaybeItsFate Cooperative Brings Creative Play To Louisville-Here's How

2 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Imagine an art gallery in dialogue with a local community that prioritizes collective creativity over the celebrity of individual artists. MaybeItsFate (1425 Story Ave.) is such a space. A member-owned collective and social club, MaybeItsFate opened to the public on October 12, 2024.
REZN, Harsh Realm, Crop, And Azell At Zanzabar

2 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Jeff Polk

Wednesday, April 30 Zanzabar | 2100 South Preston St | zanzabarlouisville.com | $16 | 7:30 p.m. | 18 and over Chicago’s REZN isn’t for everyone. Blending doom, psychedelia, prog rock, and shoegaze, their sound is certainly an acquired taste. It’s a marriage of brute force and sublime textures. Imagine Black Sabbath playing 70s Pink Floyd songs.
Turn3, Quiet Confidence, and Tin Zelkova At Zanzabar

2 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Jeff Polk

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Celebrate Earth Day At ARTPORTAL

3 weeks ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Earth Day is Tuesday, April 22. On this international observance of environmental protection and climate action, ARTPORTAL (1512 Portland Ave.) will welcome a marketplace of ecoconscious small businesses as well as yoga instruction. Tickets for the all-ages celebration are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. The ticket price includes a yoga class. In addition to the vendors market and yoga class, there will also be a clothing swap and a menu of springtime cocktails.
Here's Your Guide to Record Store Day 2025 in Louisville

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Jeff Polk

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[REVIEW] The Historic Tapoco Lodge in Western North Carolina Offers the Perfect Getaway to Unplug

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Katherine Barrier

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Tumbao Collective Brings Multicultural Dance to Louisville

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Aria Baci

Tumbao Collective is a Louisville-based nonprofit organization that builds community through art, music, and movement.
Killing A Mockingbird

1 month ago | leoweekly.com | Marc Murphy

Rule 1.2 Model Rules of Professional Conduct . . . . . . . d) A lawyer shall not counsel a client to engage, or assist a client, in conduct that the lawyer knows is criminal or fraudulent, but a lawyer may discuss the legal consequences of any proposed course of conduct with a client and may counsel or assist a client to make a good faith effort to determine the validity, scope, meaning or application of the law. I represented people accused of crimes my entire career.