Oxmoor Farm Foundation Presents Evenings of Note with Kentucky Opera

Individual Concert and Season Tickets are available now!

We kick off our 7th season with the Kentucky Opera on September 26th.

Kentucky Opera singers will perform selections from their upcoming season, including The Barber of Seville and Cosi fan tutte.

Singers scheduled to perform include:

Emily Albrink

Lisa Marie Regali

Luke Skorija

Kylie Bennet

Charles Eaton

Dennis Jesse

Brian Kontes

Minghao Liu

UL student singers

Doors open at 7:30pm and the evening will start with a pre-concert reception of drinks and nibbles. Nosh on sweets and savory while enjoying bourbon and bubbly. The music will begin at 8:00pm

Tickets are $50 and only 80 tickets will be sold.

Season tickets are available for all 4 concerts!

The 2026-2027 Evenings of Note concert series kicks off with The Kentucky Opera on Saturday, September 26. Next up on Saturday, November 21 we welcome back the Ron Jones Jazz Quartet. Then we take a break during the Holiday season and return on Saturday, April 10, 2027 for a performance with Champian Fulton . The season will conclude with an outdoor concert on Saturday, May 22, 2027. Pack your picnic basket and blankets and ride out to Oxmoor for a concert on the lawn with the Athena Brass Band. Our September, November and April concerts will be held inside the beautiful library at Oxmoor.

In addition to great music, guests will enjoy drinks and appetizers before each indoor concert. The outdoor concert will be enjoyed on our front lawn and is a tailgating “bring your own” blanket, chairs, food and drink event.

Season tickets are available for $160 which include admission to all 4 indoor concerts and one carload for the outdoor concert, which is a savings of $15 off the regular price.

A patron season ticket is $200 and includes VIP seating at each indoor concert and recognition in the program.

Oxmoor Farm is one of the oldest historic farms in the Louisville area. It was home to 5 generations of the Bullitt family and at one time the home of enslaved men, women, and children. Prior to that the land that is now known as Oxmoor Farm was inhabited by the Wabash, Osage, and Shawnee Indian tribes. Oxmoor is dedicated to preserving, maintaining and telling the full history of the property. All proceeds from the Evenings of Note concert series is used to preserve and maintain this historic site.