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The zodiac signs as Lexington coffee shops

Storefront of a coffee shop with an aqua blue door and glass walls.
A Cup of Common Wealth has been open since 2013. | Photo by LEXtoday
City Editor Molly here. If you know me, you know there’s two things I hold close to my heart — coffee + astrology. So, grab a cup and settle down to enjoy the brew of the zodiac signs as Lexington coffee shops.

Aries: Lussi Brown Coffee Bar | March 21-April 19

Known as the bold + courageous leaders of the zodiac, you emulate Lussi Brown’s drive and passion when it comes to advocating for what you believe in. Plus, the bright colors on its storefront allude to the fiery personality of this fire sign.

Taurus: Brevedé | April 20-May 20

As a luxury lover, you’ll feel right at home at Brevedé’s beautiful + aesthetically pleasing cafe. After all, nothing screams opulence like sipping coffee from unique and beautiful glassware.

Gemini: High on Art & Coffee | May 21-June 20

Your extroverted nature suggests you tend to get along with different types of people. From coffee to lunch options, High on Art & Coffee has something on the menu to cater to everyone.

Cancer: Coffee Times Coffee House | June 21-July 22

The sentimental + emotional nature of your sign is the perfect match for Coffee Times, Lexington’s oldest locally-owned roasting company. Pair your classic latte with a baked good for all the homey vibes.

Leo: A Cup of Common Wealth | July 23-Aug. 22

A Cup Of Common Wealth is a perfect fit for the warm, loving nature you possess. You are also not afraid to let your presence be known, similar to the shop’s bright turquoise door.

Virgo: Leestown Coffee House | Aug. 23-Sept. 22

This friendly coffee shop with a drive-thru sums up your practical + grounded qualities. As an earth sign, it sure doesn’t hurt to nurture your roots with the company of a plant or two while working at one of its cozy indoor seating spots.
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Today
  • Bourbon & History Walking Tour | Thurs., Sept. 8 | 1-2 p.m. | Frankfort Tourist Commission, 300 St. Clair, Frankfort | $11 | Join Colonel E. H. Taylor Jr. for a guided walking tour in historic downtown Frankfort. 🥃
Friday
Saturday
  • A Night for The Nest | Sat., Sept. 10 | 7-11 p.m. | The Longship Club at Kroger Field, 1540 University Dr. | $162.50+ | Join The Nest for an elegant evening with The Mercy Men, a delicious catered dinner, and a luxury silent auction + raffle. 🥂
  • Crafternoon | Sat., Sept. 10 | 2-3 p.m. | Lexington Public Library, Beaumont Branch, 3080 Fieldstone Way | Free | Join this month’s Crafternoon and learn to make worry dolls — adults only.
Sunday
  • Anderson County Farmers Market at the Depot | Sun., Sept. 11 | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Old Train Depot, 1505 Bypass N, Hwy. 127, Lawrenceburg | Head to the Old Train Depot to find locally grown produce, baked goods, and other local finds. 🍎
Monday
  • Baby Storytime | Mon., Sept. 12 | 11-11:30 a.m. | Lexingotn Public Library, Eastside Branch, 3000 Blake James Dr. | Free | Enjoy songs, bounces, stories, and social time for babies and their caregivers — recommended for ages 0 to 18 months.
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Weather
  • 82º | Mostly sunny | 7% chance of rain
Outdoors
  • Get your hands dirty by helping the city of Lexington with the Watershed-Focused Monitoring Program. The city is hosting a training for new volunteers next Fri., Sept. 16 at 9 a.m. at the Town Branch Wastewater Treatment Plant Training Room, 301 Lisle Industrial Ave. If you’re interested, email Lindsie Nicholas here. 💧 (City of Lexington)
Try This
  • Stop by 362 N. Martin Luther King Blvd. to check out the Living Arts & Science Center’s newest addition — the Creation Space. The room is open for all ages to come + get crafty and creative. LASC is open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and admission is pay-what-you-can.
Plan Ahead
  • Mark your calendars for BIG in the Bluegrass — Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass’ gala on Sat., Oct. 21. The event will be hosted by former UK women’s basketball coach Matthew Mitchellwho will also be playing with his band + feature dinner, dancing, an auction, and an awards ceremony.
Sports
  • The dates for the conference portion of the UK men’s basketball schedule have been confirmed. The Wildcats will play 18 games against its SEC opponents in hopes of winning its 50th SEC regular-season championship. Tip times + TV designations for the whole schedule will come soon. 🏀 (UK Athletics)
  • Speaking of men’s basketball, the team revealed their new home uniforms this week. We can expect to see the Wildcats in white jerseys with a blue outline and writing. The white shorts feature double stripesblue + the faintest hint of gold. (LEX18)
Jobs
  • The Urban League of Lexington-Fayette County is looking to fill the role of development officer. The position will cultivate relationships with donors, write grants, and plan events to sustain + grow the nonprofit’s mission of ensuring African Americans and the disadvantaged achieve equality. (LinkedIn)
  • Today and tomorrow, Talon Winery, 7086 Tates Creek Rd., is hosting grape-picking from 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m. Sign up for half-day or full-day spots to help cultivate the crops — attendees will be paid $10/hr + get a free lunch. Happy picking. 🍇
Cause
  • Wine + Market, a local wine shop on Jefferson Street, is selling a special Alp Blossom cheese adorned with blue + yellow flowers to “radiate hope” for Ukraine. The sale of the cheese is a fundraiser$1 for each pound sold will be donated to World Central Kitchen to provide warm meals to residents of Ukraine. 🧀
Shop
  • The Gamblers’ Sale is returning to John’s Run/Walk Shop this weekend. Starting Friday stop by both locations for 30% off brands like Brooks, On, and Hoka. Keep checking the store’s social media because each day that the sale goes on, the discounts get bigger. 👟
Pets
  • Find clipping your pet’s nails a complicated process? Enter: Pet Pedicure, a locally-owned biz that offers nail clipping + filing in your own home, performed by a former vet tech with 20 years of experience. This game-changing service is available for dogs, cats, guinea pigs + more. Book your pet’s pedi. 🐕 *
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Come celebrate one year of LEXtoday. | Photo by @bluegrasscreativeky
It’s our first birthday + you’re invited to the party. 🎉

We want to celebrate a year of all things local, including you. Join us Thurs., Sept. 29 from 5-7 p.m. at Old North Bar, located inside Greyline Station at 101 W. Loudon Ave., Ste. 116, for some birthday beverages + a meet-and-greet with the LEXtoday team.

RSVPs are not required — just show up and introduce yourself. We can’t wait to see you. 🎂

Today’s edition was written by City Editor Molly.

Editor’s pick: Time flies when you’re having fun, right? I can’t believe it’s been one whole year since our first day at LEXtoday. We can’t wait to share even more fun + hyper-local news in the years ahead. Join us at our birthday party on Sept., 29 to share your favorite moments from our first year and what you’d like to see in our second.

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