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Looking for ways to celebrate a long, Labor Day weekend close to home? Beech Bend Park and Splash Lagoon is open.
You can also check out our I 💚 BG Blog for ways to explore Bowling Green and support local hotels and businesses with a staycation. 🧳 🏨
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Top 5 Staycation Ideas | Bowling Green, Ky.
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Bowling Green, Ky. is a great city for a staycation. Read five great ways to explore Bowling Green, including museums, caves, hotels, restaurants and shops.We're excited to see the progress at the new Welcome Center in Franklin! 🎉
In the meantime, you can stop by our Visitors Center at 352 Three Springs Road, and we'll be glad to assist you, whether you're looking for information about BGKY or other parts of the Commonwealth. We ask you please wear a mask when you visit us, and only one group is allowed in the lobby at a time to assist with social distancing. We also offer curbside service. 🚗
We also have our new Hestia ornaments for sale, featuring Big Red in front of the Guthrie Bell Tower at WKU. 🎄
SLIDE SHOW: New I-65 Welcome Center on state line takes shape
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Construction crews continue to work on the new Kentucky Welcome Center, which is expected to open in October, on Interstate 65 at the Kentucky/Tennessee border.This message is only visible to site admins
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@RichmondKYTourism is taking over our social media channels this week to share all there is to see and do in this lively #TravelKY college town. Discover gems like the city's newest pocket park, Millstone Park, celebrating Richmond's former booming mill industry dating back to the town's settlement in 1798! Catch a sneak peek and start planning your trip! 👉 bit.ly/3bbZYiM #RichmondTakeover #myrichmond #millstonepark #pocketpark
#ICYMI ... The folks at Big 7 Travel have rounded up 7 "mind-blowing" B&Bs for the ultimate Kentucky staycation. 💙 Check out these wow-worthy spots and plan your fall #TravelKY getaway today! #StayCloseGoFarKY bit.ly/2QAG87u
7 Mind-Blowing Airbnbs For The Ultimate Kentucky Staycation
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With so much to do and see in the state, it is the perfect time for a Kentucky staycation so we rounded up 7 amazing places to stay in.Let's celebrate another #KYMusicMonday with a trip to the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame & Museum in Mt. Vernon! 🎻 Soak up music history dating back to the 1800s as you stroll past memorabilia from more than 50 famous inductees to the museum, located at RENFRO VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER. 🎵 #TravelKY bit.ly/31IYyJk
We went for the weekend,so Sunday morning we went to Church services at Renfroe,I loved it,would love to do that again.,
Thank you Kentucky Tourism for featuring our museum today! I would like to also urge folks to follow our Facebook page to watch for upcoming music events. We have teamed up with Warren Cobb and Renee Collins Cobb with Listen Locally to find a way to have events safely and responsibly. We do an Artists in Residence series and a Sunday afternoon gospel series that are awesome, safe and responsible!! Masks are required and social distancing is enforced but we have arranged it to where it is lots of fun and your tickets also allow you to tour our wonderful facility!
On Sunday’s they do an afternoon gospel series...😶
So nice
Jared Vanhoose- we should check out sometime!
How far off the interstate is this place?
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Today is International Literacy Day! Authors and writers from all over the world have drawn inspiration from Mammoth Cave for generations.
Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery is known as one of the most famous writers in Canada’s history. Her well known works include a series beginning with the 1908 novel, Anne of Green Gables. In the summer of 1924, L. M. Montgomery visited Mammoth Cave. After her travels through Gothic Avenue, the Corkscrew, and Echo River, in a first-hand account Montgomery wrote, “Everyone who goes..leaves something of himself there – a little bit of his soul – of his personality. And he always wants to go back and find it.”
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Today is the first Monday in September, which means it’s time to celebrate Labor Day! Labor Day was first celebrated in 1882 on September 5th in New York City. Today the nation pays tribute to the American worker, who has created much of the country’s strength, freedom and leadership. From all of us at Mammoth Cave National Park, Happy Labor Day!
Learn more about Labor Day at www.dol.gov/general/laborday/history
My favorite place to visit!
Reminder that river access at Green River Ferry and Dennison ferry will be closed for three months starting on Tue., Sep. 8 for vehicle ramp extension and canoe and kayak launch installation projects at the ferry crossing area.
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