South Elm 205 South Elm – This Italianate house was constructed just after the Civil War. Legend says the 12’ x 12’ tower at the rear of the home held… read more →
Pardon me sir, can you spare a quoin? Quite simply, a quoin is a corner. The word quoin is pronounced the same as the word coin which is an… read more →
Henderson has more fine 19th century homes and buildings than in any other county in Kentucky, with the exception of metropolitan Louisville and Lexington. Please join the Henderson Tourist Commission… read more →
The results are in! Winners and finalists of Kentucky Living magazine’s tenth annual Best in Kentucky Awards were officially announced at an awards show via Facebook Live on Aug. 27.… read more →
The sky is blue, the flowers are blooming, and Hendersonians and visitors alike are capturing absolutely stunning images from around our little piece of paradise! Here, we’re highlighting some of… read more →
As folks begin traveling again to visit friends a family, we’ve enlisted local innkeeper Greg Gibson to share his best tips for exuding our famous Henderson hospitality to your overnight… read more →
The sun is out, and lake and pool season is here! Heather and Lindsay, our friends from the Downtown Henderson Partnership, went out for a girls shopping day, and here… read more →
The sky is blue, the trees are green, and Hendersonians are capturing absolutely stunning images from around our little piece of paradise! Here, we’re highlighting some of our favorites that… read more →
As a destination marketing organization, finding silver linings comes naturally for a tourism director. Of all the challenges COVID-19 has caused, a very clear positive I’ve witnessed is Hendersonians coming… read more →
And they’re off…… The Derby may be postponed, but Kentuckians can still observe the first Saturday in May! We like to think of Derby Day as a state of mind… read more →