Highlights
Of The Upcoming
1999 Kentucky Festivals



 

2000
    • Top Ten Festivals & Events
    • I can't say I was ever lost, but I was bewildered once for three days. - Daniel Boone A panel of judges selects the Top Ten Kentucky Tourism Council Festivals & Events each season from nominations made by various organizations around the state. The judges also select two Pride of Kentucky events from this list. March-May Pride of Kentucky Awards Chocolate Festival, Old Washington 125th Kentucky Derby, Louisville Top 10 Dogwood Trail Celebration, Paducah Kentucky Derby Festival, Louisville American Quilter's Society National Quilt Show & Contest, Paducah Hillbilly Days, Pikeville International Bar-B-Q Festival, Owensboro Keeneland Spring Meet, Lexington Kentucky Derby Festival Thunder Over Louisville Kentucky Guild of Artists & Craftsmen Spring Fair, Berea Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington June-August Pride of Kentucky Awards Fourth Annual Brass Band Festival, Ashland Magical Musical Fourth, Versailles Top 10 Berea Craft Festival Fourth Annual Brass Band Festival, Ashland "Catch A Rainbow" Kids Fishing Derby Equitana USA, Louisville Fourth of July Extravaganza, Richmond Kentucky State Fair, Louisville Magical Musical Fourth, Versailles Stephen Foster - The Musical Opening Night, Bardstown Summer Motion, Ashland W.C. Handy Blues & Barbecue Festival, Henderson September - November Pride of Kentucky Awards Everly Brothers Homecoming, Central City Lake Cumberland Cleanup, Burnside Top 10 Forkland Heritage Festival, Gravel Switch Greenup Old Fashion Days Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing - Fall Meet, Lexington Kentucky Bourbon Festival, Bardstown Klosterman Family Oktoberfest, Covington Marion County Country Ham Days, Lebanon Perryville Battlefield Reenactment Simon Kenton Festival, Old Washington Southern Lights, Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington Winter Wonderland of Lights, Ashland


What you see on this page are excerpts from the 1999 calender of events. There are many, many more festivals all across the commonwealth of Kentucky! For more information go to the Kentucky Tourism site.

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