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Photos: Courtesy of the Kentucky Derby Festival |
The Kentucky Derby Festival begins in less than two weeks. What will you be doing to celebrate? Finding something to do won’t be a problem — but deciding what to do might be harder. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered whether you’re searching for an event to attend or planning a Derby shindig. Steal a few of these ideas from our Today’s Woman Inner Circle panel members who share their favorite Derby highlights.
“Annually, I go to the KDF Fashion Show, WineFest, Festival Unveiled, and Chow Wagon/Fest-a-Ville. I have run the miniMarathon five times and will again this year. I have been to other events such as Thunder and Run for the Rosé.”
– Stephanie Meyers, graphic designer for All Pro Championships and owner of Greenlight Design
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You can pick up some style tips while attending the Kentucky Derby Festival's annual fashion show. |
“My husband and I typically host friends from out of town, so entertaining at home is the party. We offer Southern hospitality and a chance for our guests to relax with a good bourbon and comfort food. On Derby day, we enjoy going to Audubon Country Club for brunch, then the Brown Hotel for a drink after our day at the track.”
– Erin Fowler, director of communications and special events, Kosair Charities
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You'll find plenty of delicious treats like this specialty funnel cake at Fest-a-Ville. |
“I help my sister with her Derby ‘Throwdown’ party every year. She lives near the track. We all bring food, she makes THE BEST mint juleps, and we have a $1 and $5 pool/drawing for the Derby race. We walk over to the infield around 3 or 4pm, then stay until after the Derby crowd has died down.”
– Stephanie Meyers
Still indecisive about your itinerary? Find out more here about some of the best places to take your family for Derby.
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