Set in the heart of the bluegrass, Georgetown, Kentucky is proud of its pure small-town charm filled with Horses, History, and good eats.
Set in the heart of the bluegrass, Georgetown, Kentucky is proud of its pure small-town charm filled with Horses, History, and good eats.
From horse power to horse play, Georgetown has things to see and do, indoors and out. Pet a thoroughbred champion or feel the thunder of a new engine roar to life and everything in between.
Meet Georgetown equine treasure, Little Silver Charm, a miniature horse named for the great thoroughbred, Silver Charm, at Old Friends. Find local treasures in dozens of locally-owned shops, boutiques and art galleries lining the Victorian streetscape of downtown Georgetown.
Give into temptation: Take a bite of the apple on a pick-your-own visit to the apple orchard at a local Kentucky Proud farm. Then board Noah’s Ark, an encounter of biblical proportions.
The Manchac Greenway, Louisiana’s Swamp Road, is a thoroughfare of nature that leads to a web of bayous and canals, biking and hiking trails, countless species of birds, and spectacular views of green foliage.
The History, Lumber, and Italians tour presents the history of Garyville, Louisiana, once a bustling urban town that led the world in the production of lumber and was home to the largest Italian community outside of New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
The History, Food, and Customs tour is an experiential excursion that features the past and present Creole and Cajun lifestyles in Louisiana’s River Parishes.
On this journey, you will explore the diverse livelihoods of Creole women, as you travel throughout the River Parishes on this wonderful experience.
While the History and Music in Louisiana’s River Parishes emphasize the diverse cultures of the region, the beautiful landscape can be explored anywhere throughout the parishes.
Learn all about the fascinating history of this small town in Louisiana.
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