January 2026 Issue


Enjoy authentic Kentucky hospitality in Taylorsville & Spencer County.




Spencer County offers authentic Kentucky charm with scenic landscapes, historic sites, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere. From rolling farmland to Taylorsville Lake’s serene waters, this region provides diverse backdrops for period pieces, nature documentaries, and modern dramas.
For productions requiring on-site accommodations, RV rentals are a convenient option for Taylorsville RV Park or Taylorsville Lake State Park.

Every December, Taylorsville’s Main Street transforms into a winter wonderland for Christmas on Main, a beloved local tradition hosted by the Spencer County-Taylorsville Chamber of Commerce. This year’s celebration will take place on Saturday, December 13, 2025, and promises an evening full of small-town charm, holiday cheer, and family fun—all at no cost to attendees.
The festivities kick off with Santa’s Parade at 6:00 PM, traveling the short but lively route from Water Street to Jefferson Street. While it’s not the longest parade you’ll ever see, its cozy scale is part of the magic—neighbors waving from sidewalks, local businesses joining in, and the excitement of seeing Santa arrive to officially start the night.
Before the parade, from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM, families can stroll through the Chamber Hall, which will be decked out with beautifully decorated trees by local businesses and organizations. Visitors can cast their votes for the People’s Choice Award, making this contest a fun way to celebrate community creativity.
After the 6pm parade, children can head to the Chamber of Commerce Hall for a treasured Spencer County tradition: a visit with Santa himself. Each child receives a goody bag and a small gift, along with the chance for a photo with the jolly man in red. This experience is reserved for Spencer County residents, ensuring local families feel the warmth of a hometown holiday.
Meanwhile, the Early Learning Center on Reasor will be buzzing with activity. Kids can dive into festive crafts, play games, and enjoy treats like hot cocoa and snacks—all provided by generous local sponsors. It’s a perfect spot for families to relax and soak in the holiday spirit together.
If you’re looking for even more ways to celebrate, Spencer County has plenty of festive events to enjoy:
Mark your calendars, invite your neighbors, and come experience the magic of Christmas on Main. It’s a night where community shines brightest—under twinkling lights, laughter, and the promise of holiday cheer.

35 Progressive Drive, Taylorsville, KY 40071
Hours: Mon–Fri 8:30 AM–5 PM | Sat 10 AM–4 PM | Sun Closed
https://www.allinonepaint.com
Nestled in the heart of Spencer County, Heirloom Traditions Paint Company isn’t just a store—it’s a destination for creativity. This locally owned business is a favorite stop for visitors who love home projects, vintage aesthetics, and authentic Kentucky craftsmanship.
Heirloom Traditions Paint began as a small passion project by founder Paula Blankenship, who wanted to make furniture restoration accessible to everyone. Starting with a few colors and a dream, the company grew into a nationally recognized brand known for its ALL-IN-ONE Paint formula. Today, Heirloom Paints combines old-world charm with modern innovation, offering eco-friendly products that simplify DIY projects without sacrificing quality.
From humble beginnings, the company has stayed true to its roots—supporting local artisans, hosting workshops, and creating a space where creativity thrives.
Heirloom Traditions Paint is known for its ALL-IN-ONE Paint—a revolutionary formula that eliminates the need for sanding, stripping, or priming. Perfect for furniture makeovers, cabinetry, and even outdoor projects, this paint simplifies DIY while delivering professional results. Their eco-friendly approach includes low-VOC formulas and recycled plastic cans, making sustainability part of their mission.
Step inside the Taylorsville showroom and you’ll find more than color swatches. The store offers:
Whether you’re a weekend crafter or a seasoned DIYer, Heirloom Paints offers an experience you won’t find anywhere else. It’s a chance to shop local, learn new skills, and take home a piece of Spencer County charm.

Looking for budget-friendly adventures the whole family can enjoy? Spencer County, KY is packed with free outdoor fun, hands-on experiences, and seasonal events that make memories without breaking the bank.
Waterford Community Park
Just five miles west of Taylorsville on Hwy 44, this gem is open from sunrise to sunset and features a playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, a 0.45-mile walking track, fitness stations, and fields for basketball, soccer, and softball. It’s perfect for a day of play and fresh air!
Taylorsville Lake Adventures
From scenic swimming trails off Overlook Road to boat-accessible swimming spots, Taylorsville Lake is a splash-worthy destination. Three public boat ramps offer free access for fishing, swimming, and boating—plus restrooms and parking!
Kitty Café at Spencer County Humane Society
Kids and cat lovers alike will adore this cozy lounge on Main Street, where you can cuddle adoptable kitties and maybe even find a furry friend to take home.
Seasonal Events & Festivals
Don’t miss Octoberfest Kids Zone, Trick or Treat on Main, and Christmas on Main—all free and full of games, crafts, parades, and holiday cheer. Foodyfest Kids Zone in September adds bounce houses, cooking classes, and kitty petting to the mix!
Creative & Educational Fun
Enjoy free nature classes at Taylorsville Lake State Park, gourd crafting at the Gourd Festival, and hands-on learning through Spencer County’s 4-H programs. There’s even a Digital History Project online for curious minds!
Spencer County is your go-to for free family adventures that blend nature, creativity, and community spirit. Pack a picnic, grab the kids, and come explore!