Community

On September 10, MELANnaire Marketplace will commemorate it's second anniversary. 

Fourth Street Live!, in conjunction with UAW Ford and Metro United Way, banded together in April 2018  to create two new playgrounds for Wesley House Community Services.

On Sunday, May 19, 2019, Fourth Street Live! hosted the annual Clips for Kids event raising more than $58,000 to benefit the patients at the Children’s Cancer Institute at Norton Children’s Hospital.

What started as an experiment in May, is set to return on Saturday in time for Juneteenth. MELANnaire Marketplace had their inaugural event on May 15 which featured 50 pop-up Black-owned businesses on 4th Street Live. They had a huge turnout of residents and tourists in town for a convention. Organizer Nachand Trabue says the Juneteenth event is another true test.

During the 10th Annual Day of the Dead Celebration presented by Louisville Downtown Partnership at Fourth Street Live, a few hundred children and their families gathered to reflect on those who are no longer with us.

The holiday season, which is also known as the festival of lights, is supposed to bring positive change to people and to the world.

Bringing people together for the holidays with food. That's the goal behind the annual "Boxes of Love" effort.

It's all part of a massive volunteer effort to provide families in need with a Christmas dinner.

Fourth Street Live! is helping raise money for the National Medal of Honor Museum.

The entertainment and retail complex in downtown Louisville is trying to raise a million dollars for the museum that broke ground in Arlington, Texas, on Friday.

The museum will offer an experience that draws on personal and emotional connections to Medal of Honor recipients and their stories. It hopes to shed light on the wars the recipients fought in.