Inner Strength Boot Camp is a four-week camp for Women designed to make you strong and conditioned in a supportive environment.

Cost: $150 - visit website or call 502.296.8814 for more information.

TRX and Kettlebells is an intense co-ed course for men and women using suspension equipment designed by a Navy Seal.

Cost: $100 - visit website or call 502.296.8814 for more information.

Jewish Hospital and St. Mary's Foundation present the 6th Annual Larosa Loop Walk/Wheel/Cycle event at Waterfront Park.

Bicycle or Hand Cycle Ride - 10 and 25 miles; Walk - 1, 3, and 5 miles; Wheelchair - 1, 3 and 5 miles. The bicycle ride crosses the Clark Memorial Bridge and proceeds east along the waterfront in Jeffersonville to Utica, then returns to Waterfront Park. The ride is scenic and flat for beginning to advanced riders. The run, walk and wheel events will remain in the Waterfront Park area.

Please visit the website to register or make a donation. All contributions are tax decuctible as permitted by law.

Registration includes lunch and Larosa Loop tee shirts will be available for purchase.

*Registration begins at 7am with an 8am start for the 25 mile cycle ride and 8am with a 9am start for all other events.

Admission: Registration is $15 per individual or $40 family pack for family of 4. Donations are welcome!

This year the Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky (BIAK) and The Michael Quinlan Brain Tumor Foundation are "Walking Together". Our mission is to "To serve those affected by brain injury through advocacy, education, prevention, service and support." BIAK links survivors of brain injury and their families to support from others with similar experience; provides them with education and information about living and coping with brain injury; assists them in locating resources for financial assistance; and seeks to connect people with sources of emotional support.

Admission:

Due to flood cleanup issues, this event has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 8.

Help the American Liver Foundation in sickness and in health! Whether you are one of 30 million Americans fighting liver disease or one of 300 million Americans with a liver, the Liver Life Walk is for you! Build a team in honor or in memory of a loved one, get your corporation involved or walk for your health.

The third annual Louisville Liver Walk is a family friendly event that will feature a 1-2 mile walk, entertainment, activities and fun! Sign up today - we provide everything you need to meet your goals and raise funds to cure liver disease and build a healthier America through awareness and prevention. There is no registration fee, but walkers should form teams and raise funds to support the mission of the American Liver Foundation. Raise $100 or more to receive the 2011 Liver Live Walk t-shirt. Visit www.liverfoundation.org/walk or call 877.548.3730 for more information.

Admission: Free but donations and fundraising encouraged!

Car show open to all special interest vehicles and motorcycles. Window clings are free to the first 200 cars. Enjoy music, door prizes and cash drawings. Each car registration will receive two free meal tickets.

Admission: $20 per vehicle

Please join us for the official release of Louisville's Waterfront Park: A Riverfront Renaissance, published by Butler Books. This nearly 400-page book, hardcover with dust jacket, narrates the history of Louisville's riverfront and Waterfront Park with stories, historic newspaper accounts, journal entries, period advertisements, illustrations and beautiful pictures.

Author and local historian Rick Bell will make a brief presentation, followed by the opportunity to purchase and have your book autographed.

The book will be available for a one time only reduced price of $40 ($5 off the cover price) for each book you purchase at this event.

Parking available in Slugger Field lot - enter at Hancock and Main Streets.

Admission: Free!

The Louisville-New Albany Fibromyalgia Meetup Group is a local support group that is sponsoring an awareness picnic which is free and open to the public. There is free food, water, educational materials, and awareness materials available to answer questions. Donations are accepted to help fund this and other like events to bring fibromyalgia awareness to all and assist our support group in continuation of its free functions. Remaining proceeds go directly to the NFRA.NET as a donation for fibromyalgia research. The picnic is an effort to celebrate FM Awareness Day, May 12, and to bring awareness of this disorder to the general public.

Admission: FREE! Donations accepted.

Due to flooding, the May 25th Waterfront Wednesday has been moved to the Big Four Lawn, adjacent to the Big Four Bridge.

2011 marks the ten year anniversary of Louisville’s most popular after work concert series!  Once again, the Waterfront Development Corporation and Louisville Public Media are working together to offer free concerts on the featuring national and local artists.  There is a cash bar and great upscale festival food.  Boat docking is on a first come first served basis. 

Outside food and alcohol are prohibited. No coolers, no glass & no pets allowed in the event area of the Big Four Lawn. For more information, please call 814-6518.  Lawn chairs and blankets are encouraged.   Lawn chairs and blankets are encouraged. 

Musical guests: Over the Rhine (top), Louisville's own Cabin (bottom), and Harper Blynn.

ABOUT WATERFRONT WEDNESDAY
Waterfront Wednesday is presented by 91.9 WFPK and Waterfront Development Corporation with support from Friends of the Waterfront and our sponsors. May sponsors: Commonwealth Bank & Trust, Goose Island Beer Company, Cruzan Rum, Stoll-Keenon-Ogden, and special thanks to Friends of the Waterfront.

Admission: Free

The world's largest Beatles-inspired music festival, Abbey Road on the River (AROTR) will once again bring five days of peace, love and rock-n-roll to Louisville, Kentucky over Memorial Day Weekend, from May 26 to May 30 on the Belvedere & Galt House Hotel. This year marks the 10th anniversary of AROTR, which brings together more than 65 bands and thousands of fans from around the world to celebrate the music of the greatest rock band of all time - The Beatles.

The Beatles tribute bands represent more than seven countries including Germany, England, Scotland, Slovakia, Poland, Canada, and the USA. They will perform the entire discography of The Beatles, from 1963's "Please Please Me" through John, Paul, George and Ringo's final album together, 1970's Abbey Road. The festival will present special concerts dedicated to their solo careers, seminars, and a Beatles merchandise marketplace. This year will feature a full reenactment concert of the Grammy Award-winning soundtrack album LOVE, which was produced as a remix of over 130 Beatles songs for the Cirque Du Soleil show of the same name.

Please visit www.abbeyroadontheriver.com to purchase tickets, make reservations, and get more information.

Admission: General admission $30; Ticket upgrades available.

PLEASE CONTACT PRODUCTION SIMPLE AT 502.897.5331 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS CONCERT.

Volunteers will form the letters "USA" using 25,000 flags from Veterans' graves. When completed, the letters will each be 150 feet high and all three letters together will be 450 feet wide. These 25,000 flags honor all of America's Fallen Heroes, from every state in the Union, including Military, Law Enforcement, and Firefighters. This event will culminate with a Memorial Day observance presided over by His Honor Mayor Fischer and will follow in conjunction with the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Memorial Day Hike and Bike. The public is invited to assist with placing the flags to form the large "USA."

Admission: This event is free to the public.