Be among the first to experience the holiday magic at Lights on Main, presented by I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum! On view through January 6, this dazzling winter wonderland showcases 100 uniquely themed Christmas trees, each beautifully decorated by local businesses. You'll also get an exclusive first look at this year’s award-winning trees, recognized in categories like Most Lou Spirit, Best Company Branding, Most Festive, Most Spirited, and Most Unique.

Snacks and treats available for purchase from local favorites, including Bearno's Pizza, RK Bluegrass, The Peach Cobbler Factory, and The Popcorn Bro. A cash bar will be open, and live music from Mrs. Claus and the Stocking Stuffers will keep the holiday spirit going. Capture memories in our photo booth, enjoy complimentary tastings from Noble Funk, Hop Atomica, and Monk’s Road, and don’t forget to visit the museum gift shop for unique holiday gifts. Celebrate the season with us at the Frazier History Museum! 

Step into a magical winter wonderland for the whole family with I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum’s Lights on Main exhibition, open through January 8! Come be a part of the magic Wednesday, December 27th from 5-8 pm for our Free Community Night, presented by Derby City Gaming, as the museum will be transformed into an enchanted holiday forest with trees beautifully decorated by local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals. For the adults, we’ll even have free featured tastings and cocktails from Heaven Hill. Best of all, Lights on Main supports local non-profits, I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum. Join us at the Frazier History Museum as we celebrate the holiday season.

Step into a magical winter wonderland for the whole family with I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum’s Lights on Main exhibition, open through January 8! Come be a part of the magic Wednesday, December 20th from 5–8 pm as the museum will be transformed into an enchanted holiday forest with trees beautifully decorated by local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals. We’ll have free featured tastings and cocktails from Buzzard’s Roost Distillery, live music, school choirs, and even the occasional visit from Santa Claus. Best of all, Lights on Main supports local non-profits, I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum. Join us at the Frazier History Museum as we celebrate the holiday season.

Step into a magical winter wonderland for the whole family with I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum’s Lights on Main exhibition, open through January 8! Come be a part of the magic Sunday, December 17th for our Free Family Day, presented by Walmart, as the museum will be transformed into an enchanted holiday forest with trees beautifully decorated by local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals. We’ll have lots of fun, including multicultural holiday activities and a food truck. Best of all, Lights on Main supports local non-profit, I Would Rather Be Reading. Join us at the Frazier History Museum as we celebrate the holiday season.

Step into a magical winter wonderland for the whole family with I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum’s Lights on Main exhibition, open through January 8! Come be a part of the magic Wednesday, December 13th from 5–8 pm as the museum will be transformed into an enchanted holiday forest with trees beautifully decorated by local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals. We’ll have free featured tastings and cocktails from Peerless Distillery, live music, school choirs, and a pop-up market. Best of all, Lights on Main supports local non-profits, I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum. Join us at the Frazier History Museum as we celebrate the holiday season.

Step into a magical winter wonderland for the whole family with I Would Rather Be Reading and the Frazier History Museum’s Lights on Main exhibition, open through January 8! Come be a part of the magic Wednesday, December 6th from 5–8 pm as the museum will be transformed into an enchanted holiday forest with trees beautifully decorated by local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals. We’ll have featured tastings from Angel’s Envy Distillery, live music, school choirs, and a pop-up market. Best of all, Lights on Main supports local non-profit, I Would Rather Be Reading. Join us at the Frazier History Museum as we celebrate the holiday season.

Step into a magical winter wonderland with I Would Rather be Reading and the Frazier History Museum’s Lights on Main exhibition, open through January 8! The museum will be transformed into an enchanted holiday forest with sponsored trees beautifully decorated by local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals.

Awards will be presented this evening for those voted Most Lou Spirit, Best Company Branding, Most Festive, and Most Unique.

Come and cast your vote for the Fan Favorite!

Join us at the Frazier History Museum as we celebrate the season with festive food, drinks, music, and joy!

On November 29th Brown-Forman and the Frazier History Museum are throwing a kickoff party to celebrate a special new holiday exhibition, Spirited Design: Old Forester’s Mid-Century Decanters. This exhibition is the full collection of Old Forester decanters, packaging, and advertising together for the first time. It takes you behind the scenes to learn about the designers and processes that brought these designs to life.

The 150th Anniversary Old Forester decanter will also be on display in Spirited Design. One fortunate individual will win the right to purchase one of these limited edition bottles.

We will also have two bottles of Old Forester Birthday Bourbon that will be a part of the drawing and two individuals will win the right to purchase one bottle.

Come experience Old Forester and the Frazier unlike ever before at this exclusive event.

Doors Open: 6:15 p.m.

Program: 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Bottle Drawing: 7 p.m. (Please see details about the bottle drawing.)

Admission: $25