BEREA. "The Folk Arts and Crafts Capital of Kentucky"
Located 40 miles south of Lexington off 1-75, Berea is a thriving celebration of the Appalachian culture. Crafts shops, antique galleries, fine arts studios and specialty stores are located throughout the community. Take a leisurely stroll through the scenic campus of Berea College. Be sure to attend our various arts and crafts fairs. For a brochure, and schedule of events, call the Tourist & Convention Commission at 1 800-598-5263.

BEREA COLLEGE CRAFTS
Since 1893, Berea College students and master craftspeople have shared the loom, lather, and potter's wheel. Today over 150 students create outstanding works in wrought iron, woven goods, ceramics, furniture, and broom making. While in Berea, visit the Log House Craft Gallery or the Boone Tavern Gift Shop (in the world-famous Hotel's lobby) and take home a treasure. Visit us on the College Square. For a free catalog, call 1-800-347-3892 or 606-986-9341, ext. 5225.

CHURCHILL WEAVERS
American craftsmanship for over three-quarters of a century. Beautiful things are woven here! Loom House Tours arranged with advance notice. See the Bill Campbell Pottery showroom, and visit our Outlet Shop and save! Off 1-75 and 25 N on Churchill Dr. (off Lorraine Ct., minutes from Berea College) Berea, KY 40403/ 606-986-3127.

GEORGETOWN/SCOTT COUNTY
The Kentucky Horse Park is the flagship attraction of this diverse area of the Bluegrass Region. Georgetown boasts historic Main Street with numerous antique shops and over 100 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. Overall, 100,000 sq. ft. of antique shopping is available. You can put more modern bargains in the bag at the Outlet Mall off 1-75. Toyota Plant tours are available. Visit the Information Center at 401 Outlet Center Dr., Ste. 240. Take exits 125 & 126 off 1-75. Or, call 502-863-2547, 1-888-863-8600.

KENTUCKY HORSE PARK
Located in the heart of the Bluegrass, this Park beautifully showcases Kentucky's premiere position in the equine industry. Varied attractions include the colorful Parade of Breeds, the awe-inspiring Hall of Champions, and the dynamic International Museum of the Horse. The Park also hosts a number of equestrian events and horse shows. A restaurant is on the premises. Take 1-75 to Exit 120. For information, call 606-233-4303 or 800-678-8813.

LABROT & GRAHAM DISTILLERY
Kentucky's oldest distilling site has been faithfully restored by the Brown-Forman Corporation of Louisville. The Distillery now produces bourbon by the original Scottish "pot still" method as it did in the 1840s. Located in Woodford County near Versailles, the Distillery offers complimentary tours, displays and exhibits on bourbon distilling and history. An upscale gift shop features unusual gifts, logo merchandise and specialty items. For information, call: 800-542-1812.

LEXINGTON/BLUEGRASS AREA
The crown jewel of Kentucky's legendary Bluegrass Region, Lexington offers a multitude of touring and vacation opportunities. Just off 1-75, Lexington is home to magnificent horse farms, historic homes (including the Mary Todd Lincoln House), and the Lexington Children's Museum. Horse racing takes place at Keeneland Race Course and The Red Mile Harness Track seasonally. For brochures and information, visit the Visitors Center at 301 E. Vine St., in downtown Lexington. Or, call 800-845-3959.
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