Zombie Attack Weekend Calendar of Events 8/28-8/29

THE END IS NIGH. Very Nigh. This weekend the 6th annual LOUISVILLE ZOMBIE ATTACK tears onto Bardstown Road and into BEARNO'S Highlands Pizza.

Below is your guide to the weekend's events:

SATURDAY 8/28 ZOMBIE MOVIE NIGHT!

Double Feature DEAD SNOW (2009) & DAWN OF THE DEAD (2004). At Bearno's 8pm. FREE. all ages/both films Rated R.

SUNDAY 8/29 6TH ANNUAL ZOMBIE ATTACK!!

@ Bearno's on Bardstown rd. 8:29 pm FREE/ALL AGES with DJ JAKE, OK ZOMBIE, J GLENN, CHADWICK WILDE, THE LOUISVILLE BALLET SCHOOL. Movies, Music, Costume Contests. prizes given for Hotest, Grossest, King & Queen, and Golden Machete.

visit ZOMBIE ATTACK WEBPAGE for more information.

Zombie Attack!

John King of Louisville is for Lovers Fame is putting on the 4th annual Zombie Attack! Events start this Thursday. Everything is free.

MMJ afterparty drinks at Bearnos on Bardstown road!

I can assume a lot of you will be attending the My Morning Jacket show on the waterfront this coming Saturday... I've been waiting for months for this show!
I know there are several opportunities to party down after the show but Bearno's has offered up it's beautiful Bardstown road location to partake in some discounted drinks with your ticket stub.
UPDATE: We were just notified that Bearno's will also give out a free order of their magnificent bread stix with your stub as well! Mmmm...

Bearno's has been a staple around Louisville for over 30 years now and they have the pizza and atmosphere to prove it! The Bardstown road location has perfect outdoor seating with it's enormous double decker beer garden to enjoy this "sneak peek of fall" weather we're having. Check out their menu here and I'll see you guys at the MMJ show.

Drink Specials:
$1.50 domestic draft
$3.00 BBC
$4.00 bombs

Bearno's Pizza
1318 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY 40204 Map it Get directions

Kentucky Fried Pickin' from Bearno's

It was Derby eve at Bearno's by the Bridge and as usual, Kentucky Fried Pickin' put on a couple great sets; they never fail to please a crowd. There's something special about the Bluegrass genre that gets your feet tapping and your head moving. It often inspires folks to pull our their dancing shoes and put on their best eastern Ky face and cut a rug out on the floor. I've been to quite a few KFP shows and never have I seen so many people get out and start dancing.
Below are some pictures from Friday night, thanks KFP!

Kentucky Fried Pickin' - Bearno's by the Bridge May 4th