Gatsby’s Grand Opening and Indie Beats: What's On in Louisville Today

Step into the Jazz Age and Beyond in Louisville Today

Happy Tuesday, Louisville! As we settle into the second week of February 2026, the city's cultural calendar is heating up with high-energy theater, indie music, and meaningful community explorations. Whether you are looking for a glamorous night on Broadway or a unique outdoor adventure, there is plenty to see and do across the metro area today, February 10.

The Roaring '20s Arrive at Whitney Hall

The centerpiece of tonight’s entertainment is the much-anticipated opening of The Great Gatsby at The Kentucky Center’s Whitney Hall. As part of the PNC Broadway in Louisville series, this spectacular musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel brings the glitz and glamour of the Jazz Age to life. Expect a night of dazzling costumes, energetic choreography, and a score that captures the heartbeat of a revolutionary era. The performance is scheduled for 7:00 p.m., making it the perfect centerpiece for a night out downtown.

Indie Vibes at Zanzabar

If you prefer a more intimate and upbeat musical setting, head over to Zanzabar tonight. The venue hosts Bad Bad Hats, an indie rock band known for their catchy melodies and clever lyrics. They are joined by the opening act SMUT. It’s an excellent opportunity to support live music in one of Louisville's most beloved neighborhood spots. The music is scheduled to kick off around 8:00 p.m., offering a great alternative for those seeking a modern soundscape.

Community and Culture

For those looking to engage with the city’s history, the Black History Month Geocaching Adventure is in full swing. Organized by Louisville Parks and Recreation, this self-guided experience invites residents to explore the city in an interactive way. Participants can begin their journey at the Baxter Community Center to pick up an adventure card. From there, you will use coordinates to navigate between nine historic locations across downtown, uncovering stories of Black leaders and trailblazers who shaped our community. It is a fantastic way to combine light exercise with local education.

Additionally, the Louisville Jewish Film Festival continues today. Now in its 28th year, the festival features thought-provoking cinema at various local venues. Check local schedules for specific afternoon and evening showtimes as the festival continues to showcase international films that explore diverse aspects of the Jewish experience.

Today’s Cinema Highlights

• Send Help: A tense new thriller showing at AMC Stonybrook 20.
• Solo Mio: A charming romantic comedy playing at major local screens.
• Iron Lung: A claustrophobic sci-fi experience featured at Cinemark Tinseltown.