Shop Bellevue Kentucky: Party in Bellevue this Friday!

It's time to PARTY!!

Do it IN VUE STYLE!

Begin Mardis Gras season by celebrating in Bellevue.

As you shop, stroll and dine on "The Avenue", get bead-dazzled, discover mini King Cakes with prizes hidden inside, and find yourself delightfully tipsy on FUN!

Mama C's Buttercream & Sprinkles - 223 Fairfield Avenue - baker of the mini King Cakes!

Ball Embroidery & Gifts - 301 Fairfield Avenue

Witt's End Candy Emporium - 305 Fairfield Avenue

The Cozy Cottage - 307 Fairfield Avenue

Avenue Brew - 310 Fairfield Avenue

Splendid Things - 312 Fairfield Avenue

Generation Hill Winery - 315 Fairfield Avenue

Circle of Hope Artisans - 318 Fairfield Avenue

Twice as Nice Antiques & More - 318 Fairfield Avenue

Irish Leather Works - 321 Fairfield Avenue

The Olde Guest House Boutique - 334 Fairfield Avenue

Le Sorelle - 336 Fairfield Avenue

The Purple Monkey - 336 Fairfield Avenue

Bella on the Avenue - 341 Fairfield Avenue

Frame and Hang Studio Gallery - 401 Fairfield Avenue

The Bellevue Beadery Down Memory Lane - 402 Fairfield Avenue

Diamonds and Dimples Chic Boutique - 402 Fairfield Avenue

Interior Visions - 404 Fairfield Avenue

Torn Light Records - 406 Fairfield Avenue

Twisted Sisters Cafe - 411 Fairfield Avenue

Schneider's Sweet Shop - 420 Fairfield Avenue

501 Salon & Spa - 501 Fairfield Avenue

Siam Orchid - 511 Fairfield Avenue

The Elusive Cow Cafe - 519 Fairfield Avenue

The Paper Tiger - 605 Fairfield Avenue

Art IN VUE

Frame and Hang Studio Gallery invites you to the opening night of their new show featuring the woodworking of Joshua C. Fisher. He's passionate about all forms of woodworking, but you'll see most of his utilizing hand tools and woods including reclaimed to exotic.

He's been working at his craft for 6 years and takes pleasure in learning from other woodworkers as well as teaching what he he knows.

Bourbon and whiskey lovers: you'll love his pens made from his two favorite woods with special meaning in his life - the white oak staves from used barrels representing Kentucky, his mother's home, and Hawaiian Koa, from his home for eight years.