THE FAIRDALE AUBURNDALE IROQUOIS- RECREATION, SHOPPING AND
ENTERTAINMENT CORRIDOR
New Cut Road at the Outer Loop was originally Beuta Road which ran from 7th Street to the Stoney
Ford Crossing. In 1860, New Cut Road officially became the name of the road because people kept referring to it as the new road going through the cut.
Today, the 24,000 residents and countless businesses along the corridor find themselves
situated at the southern gateway to Louisville, bookended by 7,000 acres of parkland
and a northbound road leading to other attractions including U of L and Churchill Downs.
Here is what you need to know to ride the TROLLEY.
Find out when and where to catch the trolley:
Check out the Routes &
Schedules section of this Web site, or dial 585-1234, TTY 587-8255,
How to signal to the driver that you want to get off the trolley:
Pull the overhead cord or push the yellow strip between the windows a block
before your stop. TARC trolleyes do not stop traffic; never walk in front of
the trolley into the street. Wait until traffic has cleared before crossing the
street.
Lost and Found:
Call TARC's Lost and Found at 561-5157, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday,
or Saturdays 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. and we will attempt to locate your item.
If you live too far to walk to the trolley: - the amphitheater lot
Park 'n' TARC lots are located at many easily accessible places, like churches
and shopping centers. Drive your car to the lot, park it, and hop on board at
the trolley stop. For more information on Park 'n' TARC lots, call the TARC
Customer Service Center at 585-1234 or click here to view Park 'n' TARC locations
nearest you.
If you use a wheelchair or other mobility device:
All trolleyes are wheelchair accessible and can “kneel down” or lower the
steps, if you have difficulty stepping into the trolley.
The seats near the front of the trolley are reserved for older or disabled
passengers. The driver may ask riders to change seats to allow those in need to
have these seats. There are also areas in the front of the trolley where a
wheelchair can be secured. The driver will help you with this when boarding.
Be a safe and courteous rider:
Smoking, eating, drinking and carrying a weapon are prohibited on the trolley.
Use electronics with headphones only, loud noise is a distraction for the
driver. Clean up after yourself and use the trash receptacle at the front of
the trolley.
Need more help?
Contact TARC at 561-5112 to learn more about group and individual Travel
Training opportunities. jgrantz@ridetarc.org
Sept.8Th the ANA Hospitality Tent and Information area will be located next to the Park and Tarc Stop in the amphitheater lot. ANA volunteers will proudly present information concerning the Iroquois Park area and the FREE New Cut Corridor TROLLEY HOP !! DISCOUNT COUPONS for Restaurants and Shops along will Information about scheduled FUN opportunities will be provided for REE ! Join in the Fun and the Surprises at the ANA Hospitality Tent . A limited number of refreshments will be available.
Sept 7&8
Friday 5p to 11pm Carnival Rides, food and community booths, entertainment. Saturday parade 12 noon, then Fair 1 -11pm, District 13 Health Expo 1p -6pm with lots of free screenings, flu shots and health info.
Below are the Vendors and Services offered for this year’s District 13 Health Expo:
Colon Cancer Prevention Project |
Colon cancer risk assessments and Inflatable walk-through colon |
St. Mary and Elizabeth's |
Blood glucose, blood pressure, pulmonary function tests |
Louisville Water Company |
Information, reusable water bottles |
Louisville Metro Public Health & Wellness |
Diabetes materials and displays |
Walgreens |
Flu Shot Clinic: Medicare and cash payment ($25.99) accepted |
Fairdale Family Health Center |
blood pressure checks & health care handouts |
KIPDA |
Information on transportation and aging services |
Gilda's Club |
information on mission and program |
Friend for Life Cancer Support Network |
Information on peer support services |
Passport Health Plan |
KCHIP, Passport, Health info |
Norton Healthcare |
Bone density tests |
South Jefferson Neighborhood Place |
information and free reusable grocery sacks |
New Air Solutions |
Home air purification systems |
Alliance Chiropractic Natural Health |
Information & Foot scans |
Fairdale Lions Club |
Vision screenings |
Sponsor:
Sept 8
HISTORY AND LOCATION:
http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/Scottsdale/infoBRIEF DESCRIPTION
http://www.iroquoisamphitheater.com/event/116067/
Saturday September 8, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Ride the trolley to the Forest Welcome Center and enjoy an outdoor getaway just moments from home! We offer over 36 miles of hiking trails, a free fishing lake, picnic and playground areas and a gift shop. Visit our new Nature Play Area where children utilize various activity stations equipped with natural materials to build, explore music, create art and special places, and of course, dig. Benches are available for parents to watch their children. Volunteers will be on hand to assist children with a simple craft, while quantities last.
In addition to our regular hours on the third Saturday of the month, the Little Loomhouse will be open on the following, additional Saturdays, in conjunction with the exciting New Cut Trolley Hop- July 28, 2012 and September 8, 2012. Enjoy a special visit from some of our Spin a Yarn Storytellers. Eat, Shop, Play and WEAVE on the New Cut Corridor. Hope to see you there!
Please contact us at 502-367-4792 to schedule an appointment.
Fairdale
Friends of the Library Booksale
Friday, September 7th,
10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 8th,
1:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
The book sale will be located at 10616 W. Manslick Rd.
This is in the Playtorium, where the old Fairdale Branch used to be.
CASUAL DINING AND . . .
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You are invited to Taste of South Louisville!
Saturday, September 8, 2012 6:00pm until 8:00pm Bellarmine University: Frazier Hall Tickets available at the door: $12 per person or $20 per couple.
Mark your calendars for our third annual Taste of South Louisville. Plan to join us for an amazing sampling from local restaurants, and enjoy time with friends and family while browsing our silent auction. Hope to see you there.
Sponsored by Republic Bank and Trust, the L and N Credit Union, and our councilpersons.
Restaurants confirmed so far: Rubbies, Jimbo's Bar B Que, Flavor Catering, First String, Pit Stop Bar B Que, Shack in the Back, 7UP/Snapple, Sunergos Coffee, Thornberry's, ValuMarket, and Chick-Fil A. More to come. Silent Auction items: We are already getting in some exciting
Silent Auction items from Actors Theatre, Kentucky Derby Museum, MegaCavern, and the Louisville Bats. We have U of L football tickets, autographed memorabilia, quilts, country ham baskets, wine, and much more