6 Festive Fall Events in Downtown Paducah

Fall is officially upon us and with it comes some of Paducah’s favorite local events. Mark your calendars for these fun and festive fall events in our creative city. River City Ghost Tours October 3-26, 2025 A ghostly guide tell stories about the historic Market House under the light of a full…

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A Visitor's Guide to a Weekend in Paducah

Sometimes a weekend getaway might merely involve hanging out, relaxing, and “taking it slow” by enjoying what comes along. Our latest visit to Paducah was just that—a relaxing and fun time in which we hung out at our favorite spots, discovered a new gem in downtown, and made plenty of notes for…

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Container Gardens With a Sprinkle of Whimsy

This Creative City Story is made possible by a special collaboration with Paducah Life Magazine. In the Lower Town area of Paducah, you can take what resident Victoria Terra calls “a garden walk” along sidewalks and down alleys and see a variety of container and raised bed gardens. It’s like peeking…

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The Evolution of Raven & Moth

This Creative City Story is made possible by a special collaboration with Paducah Life Magazine. Erileigh Phelan, owner of Raven & Moth, has spread her wings and reopened her newly expanded boutique on Broadway in downtown Paducah. This specialty store is a mix of mystery and seasonal whimsy…

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Warm-Weather Activities on the Paducah Riverfront

The sun is shining, and the flowers are blooming—get out and enjoy this Creative City! Spring and summer in Paducah, KY, are wonderful times to enjoy the scenic beauty of America’s inland waterways and the charm of this unique community. Shake off the winter chill and enjoy the warmer weather —…

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Paducah's Quilting Legacy: From Tradition to Art

This Creative City Story is made possible by a special collaboration with the National Quilt Museum. In the early days of America, quilts were largely a utilitarian article born of the need for warm bed coverings or to be hung to seal drafty windows and doors. As the nation grew and prospered, a…

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