Passport to Paducah: A Review of Vine & Dine
By Zoe Dannenmueller, Good Grit magazine Renowned as a UNESCO Creative City, Paducah, Kentucky is a captivating destination that combines a storied past, a vibrant downtown arts district, and…
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By Zoe Dannenmueller, Good Grit magazine Renowned as a UNESCO Creative City, Paducah, Kentucky is a captivating destination that combines a storied past, a vibrant downtown arts district, and…
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Read MoreLouisville to host the James Beard Foundation series of events to celebrate diversity of American cooking, feature Paducah Chef Sara Bradley (freight house)…
Read More"A grand hotel with tons of history. A charming barn with a breathtaking view. Your favorite restaurant tucked in the country. The beach town where you first fell in love. " Where are you getting…
Read More"Follow the hit TV show through the Bluegrass State. Groups can use the 16th season of the show as a guide to create their own foodie tour of the Bluegrass State. Here are some "Top Chef" sites to…
Read More"Top Chef” guest judge Art Smith knows a thing or two about fried chicken. In last week’s Quickfire challenge, Smith heaped the praise on contestant Sara Bradley’s fried chicken, so you can bet the crispy bird served with corn and blackberries was downright delish…
Read More"Purple Toad Winery in Paducah, Kentucky has gained a great following among Tri-State sweet wine lovers…
Read More"We first met Chef Sara Bradley during a weekend visit to Paducah, KY. Having the opportunity to dine at her acclaimed restaurant Freight House was a highlight of the trip and offered a peek into how she runs a kitchen — controlled and efficient, by the way. Her farm-to-table restaurant, housed in a converted vegetable warehouse on the edge of town, is now three years old and continues to garner accolades from far and wide — and with good reason. One stroll through TripAdvisor or Yelp, and you’ll get a clear idea of what’s to love…
Read More"There are nine cities in the United States that have earned the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) Creative Cities Network designation and just two for folk arts and crafts. Another Ohio Valley City is one of them, Paducah, Kentucky. The other is Santa Fe, New Mexico…
Read More"Paducah, Kentucky is all about creativity, a common thread that draws folks from around the world to this UNESCO Creative City. Home to the National Quilt Museum and a flourishing fiber arts…
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