The Louisville Comedy Club opened on March 10 at 110 W. Main Street downtown, across from the Old Forester Distillery and just a block from the KFC Yum! Center.
The club is the newest venture from the family-owned Bark Entertainment, which is owned by Renee Fandt; her husband, Kevin Fandt; her son, Adam Norwest; and his wife, Bree Norwest.
The club showroom seats nearly 300. Photos from Louisville Comedy Club Facebook page
The Louisville Comedy Club seats nearly 300 and is large enough to attract top touring acts. Upcoming headliners include Bryan Callen (Coach Mellor on ABC’s The Goldbergs), Mark Normand (Comedy Central), and Pablo Francisco (Comedy Central)
Bark Entertainment also owns five other clubs — Tacoma Comedy Club and Spokane Comedy Club in Washington; Bricktown Comedy Club in Oklahoma City; Skyline Comedy Club in Appleton, Wisc.; and Summit City Comedy Club in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The General Manager of the Louisville Comedy Club is Bridget Friel. She agreed to answer questions about the club and what opportunities there are for local comedians.
Louisville Laughs: Your club opened on March 10. Was it a rush to get ready?
Bridget Friel: We are open now, but there was still much to do in our last week such as staff training, stocking, and setting up our Point of Sale System! Thankfully, we hired an amazing staff and everyone worked very hard our opening weekend!
What is your background in working in clubs and comedy?
I started off as a server at our location in Appleton, WI — Skyline Comedy Club. From there I stepped into the GM role and also worked on the administration side of the business.
I managed in Wisconsin for a little over two years before moving to Louisville where I project managed the build here as well as the one in Fort Wayne, IN. Now that both locations are open, I will stay here and manage The Louisville Comedy Club.
Do you hire people for positions at the club who want to get into standup comedy?
Absolutely! We love to support our local comics, which includes bringing them into the staff.
Bark Entertainment is really expanding from a few clubs in the Pacific Northwest, adding clubs across the country during the pandemic. It seems like difficult timing. How is that going?
The expansion is going well — we opened two clubs in the last three months and another will open this summer in Tulsa, OK!
What made a club in Louisville attractive to Bark Entertainment?
We are very attracted to the Midwest market because for the central locations and the people! Louisville felt like a place where we could fill a need — for how large the city is there was not an A-List comedy club.
Why the downtown location?
As a company, our downtown locations typically perform better, and we were compelled by the idea of being located on ‘Whiskey Row.’
The club is on Main St. in the old Impellizzeri’s location. The Barrel Bar will be open 7 days a week.
Your open mics will be on Wednesdays. How can comics sign up for them and future Wednesday open mics?
During the month of March we will do on-site sign ups but come April comics will be able to sign up online at openmicer.com!
How much time will comics get on your open mics and how many comics do you usually allow?
Comics will get about 4 minutes, and we typically cap our show at 20-25 comics.
Do you plan to use local comics as hosts, features or headliners?
Yes, we do plan to book local hosts and features. And are open to off-night shows for local headliners as well.
What’s the best way for local and regional comics to reach out for work at your club?
Comics can email me directly at bridget@barkenetertainment.com! I typically ask for a 5-10 minute clip and their avails for the next four months along with a short bio.
Currently, your calendar is showing an Open Mic on Wednesdays and generally a show Thursdays, two shows Fridays and Saturdays with an occasional Sunday and Tuesday show. Do you plan other days and times in the future?
That is our current schedule, and we hope to add more shows as we continue to grow and become a larger part of the community.
Your first couple months of shows seem to have all male headliners. Do you plan to have more women on stage?
Absolutely! It is important to us that we provide a dynamic line up so that we have shows everyone will enjoy!
Your Barrel Bar is in the front of the club on Main Street. Will it be open only on show days?
Our bar will, eventually, operate 7 days a week from 7 a.m. for breakfast to bar close!
A list of the upcoming comedy shows and open mics in the Louisville area. If we missed your event, let us know. (Information on how to sign up for open mics at bottom).
8 p.m. — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour or Two featuring Chris Weir, open mic to follow. Never Say Die bar, St. Matthews Free admission. To sign up for the open mic email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
8 p.m. — Laughs at The Louis Comedy Showcase, The Louis apartments, 10720 Bell Tucker Lane, Louisville. Free admission BYOB
7 p.m. — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In GermantownFree
TO SIGN UP FOR OPEN MICS
Sundays — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown Message @UncoolRandy on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
Sundays — Comedy Attack! open mic, Kaiju. First Sunday of the month. Show up and sign up
Sundays — Comedy at Ten20 Craft Brewery open mic. Every first and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sign up in advance by messaging Louisville Laughs on Facebook or emailing LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Mondays — The Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic, Planet of the Tapes. Show starts at 8 p.m. Fully vaccinated individuals can message Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic or email MondayNightLateMic@gmail.com.
Tuesdays — Comedy open mic, 21st In Germantown. Show up and sign up. List out at 7:15 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Message Ehrin Dowdle with questions.
Wednesdays — Open Mic Night at Louisville Comedy Club, 7:30 p.m. Sign up between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m.
Wednesdays — Comedy Showcase at Black Jockeys Lounge, 8 p.m. and Amateur Night the last Wednesday of each month. Reach out to Demetrius Wheeler if interested in a spot.
Thursdays — Thursday Night Comedy Bites. The Bard’s Town. Show at 8 p.m. and sign ups at 7:30.
Thursdays — Comedy Open Mic at Red Top Hot Dogs, 1127 Logan Street. Show up and sign up. Sign ups at 8:30, show at 9. For information, message the Dog + Mouse House Facebook page.
Thursdays —Comedy open mic from BuyKey Entertainment at The Hole, 5415 Indian Oaks Circle Show up and sign up, 7 p.m.
Fridays — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour (Or Two) open mic, Never Say Die bar and art gallery, 3900 Shelbyville Rd, St. Matthews. Every third Friday of the month. To sign up for a spot email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Gavins Matts is a native of Vancouver, Canada, and in 2017 was the youngest ever winner of Canada’s SiriusXM Top Comic Competition. Since then he has appeared across North American, on Late Night With Conan O’Brien and Bill Burr’s showcase, The Ringers, on Comedy Central.
Gavin has also made acting appearances, and his short film “Slice of Life,” dedicated to the gallery in Vancouver of the same name, is currently making rounds on the festival circuit.
Gavin will appear on March 25 and 26 at Planet of the Tapes in Louisville. Tickets are available here.
Gavin took the time to answer 5 Questions from Louisville Laughs.
Louisville Laughs: You’re in your 20s and already have been named Canada’s SiriusXM Top Comic, been on Conan and worked with Bill Burr. What was your big break or the key to your success?
Gavin Matts: Well, I’m 28 and been doing this for 10 years and I would say I have done very cool stuff. But I don’t think “big breaks” exist anymore.
But if there’s going to be a “big break” it’ll come from longer-form stuff – like the hour that I’m taping with All Things Comedy at JFL VANCOUVER on May 29 (so the set I’m doing at Planet of the Tapes is that hour, so you should come help me make it better by being at Planet of the Tapes on March 25 & 26).
What things have you learned the hard way about touring the country doing comedy?
Buy your flights as early as possible.
You perform at colleges as well as comedy clubs. Some comics are shying away from performing at colleges because they’re afraid students will be offended. What has been your experience?
Nobody is offended. Those comedians are just bad.
You have done some acting and directed a short film, “Slice of Life.” How does standup prepare you for acting and directing?
I would say I have very little experience in acting, writing and especially directing. But, the one thing stand up does is help you develop bad habits.
What is your comedy horror story?
I would say the realization that I’ve committed my whole life to it. It’s a pretty dumb thing to do, in my opinion. Could have just been a fisherman or something.
A list of the upcoming comedy shows and open mics in the Louisville area. If we missed your event, let us know. (Information on how to sign up for open mics at bottom).
8 p.m. — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour or Two featuring Chris Weir, open mic to follow. Never Say Die bar, St. Matthews Free admission. To sign up for the open mic email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
8 p.m. — Laughs at The Louis Comedy Showcase, The Louis apartments, 10720 Bell Tucker Lane, Louisville. Free admission BYOB
9 p.m. — It’s The Jokes For Me comedy show featuring Barbara Carlyle Black Jockeys Lounge Ticketscall (813) 313-8136.
9:3o p.m. — Comedy Attack open mic KaijuShow up and sign up
TO SIGN UP FOR OPEN MICS
Sundays — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown Message @UncoolRandy on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
Sundays — Comedy Attack! open mic, Kaiju. First Sunday of the month. Show up and sign up
Sundays — Comedy at Ten20 Craft Brewery open mic. Every first and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sign up in advance by messaging Louisville Laughs on Facebook or emailing LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Mondays — The Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic, Planet of the Tapes. Show starts at 8 p.m. Fully vaccinated individuals can message Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic or email MondayNightLateMic@gmail.com.
Tuesdays — Comedy open mic, 21st In Germantown. Show up and sign up. List out at 7:15 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Message Ehrin Dowdle with questions.
Wednesdays — Open Mic Night at Louisville Comedy Club, 7:30 p.m. Sign up between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m.
Wednesdays — Comedy Showcase at Black Jockeys Lounge, 8 p.m. and Amateur Night the last Wednesday of each month. Reach out to Demetrius Wheeler if interested in a spot.
Thursdays — Thursday Night Comedy Bites. The Bard’s Town. Show at 8 p.m. and sign ups at 7:30.
Thursdays — Comedy Open Mic at Red Top Hot Dogs, 1127 Logan Street. Show up and sign up. Sign ups at 8:30, show at 9. For information, message the Dog + Mouse House Facebook page.
Thursdays —Comedy open mic from BuyKey Entertainment at The Hole, 5415 Indian Oaks Circle Show up and sign up, 7 p.m.
Fridays — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour (Or Two) open mic, Never Say Die bar and art gallery, 3900 Shelbyville Rd, St. Matthews. Every third Friday of the month. To sign up for a spot email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Melissa Doran has been one of the most popular comedians in the Louisville area for the past decade. She’s leaving to go back home to New Jersey and take her career to the next level.
Join us as we enjoy Melissa’s comedy one last time here in Kentucky.
Also on the show are William McKenzie, June Dempsey, Misty Stine, Nathaniel Pott-Wells and host Creig Ewing.
Tickets are $10.
Come for the laughs, fresh beer and wine from Old 502 Winery.
Join Louisville Laughs for the popular Comedy Night at Gravely Brewing Co.
This show features comics from across the region, including: Hanna Ljungholm and Spencer Domolky from Cincinnati; Jetta V from Indianapolis; and Louisville’s Jake Hovis, Lucious Williams, Reed Sedgwick and host Creig Ewing.
Admission is free. Ticket reservations are requested to ensure seating.
Come for the laughs, fresh beer and great food from Mayan Street Food.
Two best friends — comics who travel the country together with some of the biggest names in comedy — bring their stories from the road to the stage!
Join Jake Ruble & A.J. Wilkerson for a night of standup, story telling and crowd participation as these two comedic travelers take the stage together for this very special engagement!
Enjoy a night of laughter and dinner and drinks at The Bard’s Town for a one-of-a-kind evening.
Join Louisville Laughs for our New Comics Showcase at Aloft Louisville Downtown.
Come see some of the most promising new comics in the area, including Nathan Alexander, Lena Beamish, Danielle Schwolow, Jake Macias, Kelli O’Toole, David Santos, Melman and Esther Sturgeon.
The featured performer is Dayton’s hard-working Jerrel Beaman, who is a star in the making.
Come out for a night of laughs and enjoy a drink and great food at the Corner restaurant in the Aloft lobby.
A list of the upcoming comedy shows and open mics in the Louisville area. If we missed your event, let us know. (Information on how to sign up for open mics at bottom).
7 p.m. — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown
TO SIGN UP FOR OPEN MICS
Sundays — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown Message @UncoolRandy on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
Sundays — Comedy Attack! open mic, Kaiju. First Sunday of the month. Show up and sign up
Sundays — Comedy at Ten20 Craft Brewery open mic. Every first and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sign up in advance by messaging Louisville Laughs on Facebook or emailing LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Mondays — The Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic, Planet of the Tapes. Show starts at 8 p.m. Fully vaccinated individuals can message Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic or email MondayNightLateMic@gmail.com.
Tuesdays — Comedy open mic, 21st In Germantown. Show up and sign up. List out at 7:15 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Message Ehrin Dowdle with questions.
Wednesdays — Open Mic Night at Louisville Comedy Club, 7:30 p.m. Sign up between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m.
Wednesdays — Comedy Showcase at Black Jockeys Lounge, 8 p.m. and Amateur Night the last Wednesday of each month. Reach out to Demetrius Wheeler if interested in a spot.
Thursdays — Thursday Night Comedy Bites. The Bard’s Town. Show at 8 p.m. and sign ups at 7:30.
Thursdays — Comedy Open Mic at Red Top Hot Dogs, 1127 Logan Street. Show up and sign up. Sign ups at 8:30, show at 9. For information, message the Dog + Mouse House Facebook page.
Thursdays — MG’s Prime Time comedy open mic MG’s Prime Time Cafe Show at 7:30 p.m. and sign ups at 7.
Thursdays —Comedy open mic from BuyKey Entertainment at The Hole, 5415 Indian Oaks Circle Show up and sign up, 7 p.m.
Fridays — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour (Or Two) open mic, Never Say Die bar and art gallery, 3900 Shelbyville Rd, St. Matthews. Every third Friday of the month. To sign up for a spot email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Saturdays — Comedy Open mic at AJ’s Restaurant, 5501 Valley Station Road. Sign ups at 7 and shows at 7:30. Some nights open mics may follow a showcase. Email Gonzocomedylou@gmail.com with questions.
A list of the upcoming comedy shows and open mics in the Louisville area. If we missed your event, let us know. (Information on how to sign up for open mics at bottom).
7 p.m. — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown
TO SIGN UP FOR OPEN MICS
Sundays — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown Message @UncoolRandy on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
Sundays — Comedy Attack! open mic, Kaiju. First Sunday of the month. Show up and sign up
Sundays — Comedy at Ten20 Craft Brewery open mic. Every first and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sign up in advance by messaging Louisville Laughs on Facebook or emailing LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Mondays — The Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic, Planet of the Tapes. Show starts at 8 p.m. Fully vaccinated individuals can message Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic or email MondayNightLateMic@gmail.com.
Tuesdays — Comedy open mic, 21st In Germantown. Show up and sign up. List out at 7:15 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Message Ehrin Dowdle with questions.
Wednesdays — Open Mic Night at Louisville Comedy Club, 7:30 p.m. Sign up between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m.
Wednesdays — Comedy Showcase at Black Jockeys Lounge, 8 p.m. and Amateur Night the last Wednesday of each month. Reach out to Demetrius Wheeler if interested in a spot.
Thursdays — Thursday Night Comedy Bites. The Bard’s Town. Show at 8 p.m. and sign ups at 7:30.
Thursdays — Comedy Open Mic at Red Top Hot Dogs, 1127 Logan Street. Show up and sign up. Sign ups at 8:30, show at 9. For information, message the Dog + Mouse House Facebook page.
Thursdays — MG’s Prime Time comedy open mic MG’s Prime Time Cafe Show at 7:30 p.m. and sign ups at 7.
Thursdays —Comedy open mic from BuyKey Entertainment at The Hole, 5415 Indian Oaks Circle Show up and sign up, 7 p.m.
Fridays — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour (Or Two) open mic, Never Say Die bar and art gallery, 3900 Shelbyville Rd, St. Matthews. Every third Friday of the month. To sign up for a spot email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Saturdays — Comedy Open mic at AJ’s Restaurant, 5501 Valley Station Road. Sign ups at 7 and shows at 7:30. Some nights open mics may follow a showcase. Email Gonzocomedylou@gmail.com with questions.
Mandee McKelvey recently was named on of the 50 best undiscovered comics in the country, but she has been one of the most popular and hardest working performers in this area for a while.
Mandee was named a breakout performer at Limestone Comedy Festival and the Memphis Comedy Festival and has opened for Tig Notaro and Anthony Jeselnik.
Mandee will spin tragedy into comedy and perform an encore of her One-Mandee show, My Left Boob, at The Bard’s Town on Sunday, Feb. 27.
This show sold out all performances last month at Planet of the Tapes and received an Underdog Award at the 2019 IndyFringe.
Tickets for the Bard’s Town show are available here while they last.
Mandee took the time to answer 5 Questions from Louisville Laughs.
Louisville Laughs: You are doing an encore of your One-Mandee show, My Left Boob, at The Bard’sTown on Sunday, Feb. 27. How is this different from a usual Mandee McKelvey show?
Mandee: This is everything I’ve always wanted to do on stage that doesn’t fit into traditional standup comedy. I honestly think it’s funnier than my standup, BUT I can understand why some people would be caught off guard by it.
It’s longer stories, darker themes, and sometimes it’s serious too. It’s deeply personal has ALL the emotions, and that’s my preferred form of entertainment.
You often say you look like a Disney villain. Who is your favorite Disney villain?
My favorite Disney Villain to play is Maleficent. She’s hot and elegant and extremely petty. The most entertaining villain is Ursula, obviously. The truest villain is Cruella. She kills puppies for God’s sake.
You do comedy shows all over the country, plus you act, do Character Assassination roast shows and still work a regular job. How do you manage all that?
Poorly. I’m very tired. If you know anyone who’d like to fund my health insurance so I can be free to do more comedy, please pass along their information.
But I feel best about myself when I’m working and productive. I love making things. And being busy makes me so appreciative of all of the little things.
Getting to watch a whole TV show, go out to dinner, attend a friend’s birthday party, or visit my niece and nephew feels like a luxury.
What are the keys to a successful comedy show?
Obviously a funny comic goes without saying, but there’s so many ways to set a show up for success. Seating is so helpful. Angling chairs and tables directly towards the performer and pushing everything closer to the stage for a more intimate experience.
A lot of venues forget about sound. I’ve been in a lot of cavernous breweries where the sound is completely muffled and disappears into the ceiling. Having the show in a room where nothing else is going on is harder to come by than you would think.
Comics often have to compete with televisions in the room, meals being served, pool tables, and even blenders. God I hate blenders.
Oh and a venue that’s willing to act quickly and decisively regarding hecklers? Priceless.
What is your comedy highlight and your comedy horror story?
It gets better every year. Two years ago, my highlight was being the first and only woman to headline Gilda’s Club at the Louisville Palace. Right now, it’s selling a few hundred tickets with just my name on them — no openers, no hosts, no producers, just tickets that say Mandee McKelvey.
The fact that people trust me enough to come to a show with no other information except my name is the highest possible compliment. Now combine that with the fact that I can say whatever I want. Hard to imagine anything better than that.
As far as comedy horror stories go, my instinct is to say that it was being asked to drop everything to come fill in last minute at a comedy club. Then I was fired after one night and never paid at all.
But to be honest, that’s not the worst. The worst is how many hours of my time have been wasted by dudes in my face after shows pretending to be fans of my comedy only to proposition me later on.
I can only hope they’re out there somewhere right now, getting their time thoroughly wasted.
A list of the upcoming comedy shows and open mics in the Louisville area. If we missed your event, let us know. (Information on how to sign up for open mics at bottom).
7 p.m. — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown
TO SIGN UP FOR OPEN MICS
Sundays — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown Message @UncoolRandy on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
Sundays — Comedy Attack! open mic, Kaiju. First Sunday of the month. Show up and sign up
Sundays — Comedy at Ten20 Craft Brewery open mic. Every first and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sign up in advance by messaging Louisville Laughs on Facebook or emailing LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Mondays — The Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic, Planet of the Tapes. Show starts at 8 p.m. Fully vaccinated individuals can message Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic or email MondayNightLateMic@gmail.com.
Wednesdays — Comedy Showcase at Black Jockeys Lounge, 8 p.m. and Amateur Night the last Wednesday of each month. Reach out to Demetrius Wheeler if interested in a spot.
Thursdays — Thursday Night Comedy Bites. The Bard’s Town. Show at 8 p.m. and sign ups at 7:30.
Thursdays — Comedy Open Mic at Red Top Hot Dogs, 1127 Logan Street. Show up and sign up. Sign ups at 8:30, show at 9. For information, message the Dog + Mouse House Facebook page.
Thursdays — MG’s Prime Time comedy open mic MG’s Prime Time Cafe Show at 7:30 p.m. and sign ups at 7.
Thursdays —Comedy open mic from BuyKey Entertainment at The Hole, 5415 Indian Oaks Circle Show up and sign up, 7 p.m.
Fridays — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour (Or Two) open mic, Never Say Die bar and art gallery, 3900 Shelbyville Rd, St. Matthews. Every third Friday of the month. To sign up for a spot email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
A list of the upcoming comedy shows and open mics in the Louisville area. If we missed your event, let us know. (Information on how to sign up for open mics at bottom).
7 p.m. — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown
9:3o p.m. — Comedy Attack open mic KaijuShow up and sign up
TO SIGN UP FOR OPEN MICS
Sundays — Sunday Night, Live!, all-entertainment showcase with Uncool Randy, 21st In Germantown Message @UncoolRandy on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
Sundays — Comedy Attack! open mic, Kaiju. First Sunday of the month. Show up and sign up
Sundays — Comedy at Ten20 Craft Brewery open mic. Every first and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sign up in advance by messaging Louisville Laughs on Facebook or emailing LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
Mondays — The Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic, Planet of the Tapes. Show starts at 8 p.m. Fully vaccinated individuals can message Planet of the Tapes Monday Mic or email MondayNightLateMic@gmail.com.
Wednesdays — Comedy Showcase at Black Jockeys Lounge, 8 p.m. and Amateur Night the last Wednesday of each month. Reach out to Demetrius Wheeler if interested in a spot.
Thursdays — Thursday Night Comedy Bites. The Bard’s Town. Show at 8 p.m. and sign ups at 7:30.
Thursdays — Comedy Open Mic at Red Top Hot Dogs, 1127 Logan Street. Show up and sign up. Sign ups at 8:30, show at 9. For information, message the Dog + Mouse House Facebook page.
Thursdays — MG’s Prime Time comedy open mic MG’s Prime Time Cafe Show at 7:30 p.m. and sign ups at 7.
Thursdays —Comedy open mic from BuyKey Entertainment at The Hole, 5415 Indian Oaks Circle Show up and sign up, 7 p.m.
Fridays — Louisville Laughs presents Never Say Die Comedy Hour (Or Two) open mic, Never Say Die bar and art gallery, 3900 Shelbyville Rd, St. Matthews. Every third Friday of the month. To sign up for a spot email LouisvilleLaughs2@gmail.com
