Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 9, 2026 Louisville is one of the finest restaurant cities in the world. If you just want some good old fashioned Kansas City style BBQ, try Momma’s. Their sauce comes from Head Country in Momma’s home town of Ponca City, Oklahoma. The Mustard and Pickles come from Momma’s love. […]
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Culinary Institute of America – review
Written by nJulie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, April 15, 2026 Shhhh! Don’t tell anyone – I got to visit the CIA. While staying in the Hudson Valley, just a 90 minute train ride from New York City, I had the opportunity to dine at the Culinary Institute of America (AKA the CIA). Since 1970, […]
Muhammad Ali Center: An Inspiring Wheelchair Accessible Visitor Guide 2026
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 3, 2026 The city of Louisville gave the world one of its greatest champions, and nowhere is his remarkable story told better than the Muhammad Ali Center. Located in the heart of Louisville’s Museum Row along the scenic Ohio River waterfront, this modern six-story museum is much more than […]
Color Book Explores a Father and Son’s Love and Grief
Written by Thea Glassman, Netflix.com, Melange Accessibility Tidbits, May 26, 2026 Color Book centers on a devoted father who, after the loss of his wife, learns to raise his son with Down syndrome as a single parent. The two embark on an adventure through Metro Atlanta to attend their first baseball game together — a […]
An Outing To Louisville’s Joes Older Than Dirt
Written and filmed by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, July 17, 2026 The Story Point East Mens Club had a luncheon outing to Joe’s Older Than Dirt in Louisville, Kentucky. Known for comfort food, I had meat loaf with mashed potatoes and green beans, an incredible amount of food for only $10. I highly recomend Joe’s. #joesolderthandirt […]
How to Build an Accessible Home Step-by-Step for Comfort and Independence
Written by Andrea Needham, Eldersday.org, July 11, 2026 Homeowners preparing to remodel, couples commissioning a custom build, and adult children adapting a parent’s house often face the same challenge: decisions made for today’s lifestyle can quietly limit comfort and independence later. Accessible home design grounded in universal design principles helps avoid those dead ends by […]