Kentucky Derby Museum is thrilled to amplify in a new way, the stories of Black horsemen who not only dominated the sport of Thoroughbred racing in the early days of the Kentucky Derby, but continue to make a lasting mark on its legacy.
Kentucky Derby Museum is pleased to announce the Grand Prize winner of the 35th annual Horsing Around with Art competition, presented by WinStar Farm. Currently around 4,000 miles away from her home in Louisville, Elizabeth Lepley, a senior at Christian Academy of Louisville, found out the news via Zoom while in Alaska!
With just about 100 days left until the 147th Run for the Roses, Kentucky Derby Museum is giving guests the taste of the Derby that many people have been dreaming of, after a difficult year in 2020.
The Kentucky Derby Museum has made a very difficult decision to cancel its 34th annual Gala presented by Central Bank & Trust Co.
Kentucky Derby Museum is celebrating dads this Father’s Day with more than “just lunch.” Sunday, June 21, dads can enjoy an upscale lunch, learn how to place a bet like a pro, and taste a bourbon flight. Plus, dads get free admission into the Museum. The bugler from Churchill Downs will be on hand to kick off the celebration!
The Kentucky Derby Museum is proudly donating over $10,000 to support COVID-19 relief efforts in the state after the success of its Collect to Contribute campaign.
Celebrate ‘Derby at Home’ this May 2, 2020 with live and virtual experiences coordinated by Kentucky Derby Museum and Churchill Downs. This one-of-a-kind event takes Derby enthusiasts on an educational and fun adventure as we safely celebrate the traditions of the Kentucky Derby from our homes.
Learn more about our Collect to Contribute initiative where 20% of the proceeds of sales to benefit Governor Beshear’s TEAM KY and Mayor Fischer’s One Louisville: COVID -19 Response Fund.
