• R-1A — R-1D: Refers to detached, low density single-family homes and necessary services + facilities (parks, playgrounds, etc.)
• R-1E: Same as R-1A through R-1D, but emphasizes the need for services to support the population and compact residences
• R-1T: Same as R-1A through R-1D, but with a focus on where townhomes should be located
• R-2: Same as R-1A through R-1D, but must stay within a specific lot size
• R-3: Refers to medium density, mixed residential buildings, such as dorms, boarding houses, and assisted living facilities
• R-4: Refers to medium to medium-high density multi-family residences, particularly along a city’s main arteries like New Circle Road
• R-5: Refers to providing high density multi-family residences, such as those within New Circle

• BreyerFest 2024 | Friday, July 12-Sunday, July 14 | Times vary | Kentucky Horse Park, 4089 Iron Works Pkwy., Lexington | $39.79+ | Celebrate the thing we’re best known for — horses — through entertainment, art, demonstrations, and more.
• Greg Morton | Friday, July 12-Saturday, July 13 | Times vary | Comedy Off Broadway, 161 Lexington Green Cir., Unit C4, Lexington | $15-$18 | Have a laugh with this comedian + impressionist who was a semi-finalist on “America’s Got Talent.”
• It’s All How You Spin It | Friday, July 12-Saturday, July 13 | 8-10 p.m. | Moondance Amphitheater, 1152 Monarch St., Lexington | $0-$20 | Be dazzled by this contemporary dance performance featuring original music + aerial arts, and browse the silent auction to support Allegro’s Inclusive Dance Outreach Program.

• Christmas in July | Saturday, July 13 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Hamburg Pavilion, 1949 Star Shoot Pkwy., Lexington | Free | Make the season bright a little early at this pop-up market featuring various vendors, food and coffee trucks, and fun for the kids.
• Champions Charity Game | Saturday, July 13 | 6 p.m. | Tates Creek High School, 1111 Centre Pkwy., Building 1A, Lexington | $20 | Give a big blue welcome to members of La Familia, who will play a charity game ahead of The Basketball Tournament.
• Lexington Legends vs. Gastonia Baseball Club | Saturday, July 13 | 7 p.m. | Legends Field, 209 Legends Ln., Lexington | $10-$25 | Cheer on the Legends as they compete against the Gastonia Baseball Club and stick around for post-game fireworks.*

• Friends of the Public Library Book Fair | Sunday, July 14 | 12-4 p.m. | Blue Stallion Brewing Co., 610 W. Third St., Lexington | Free, price of purchase | Support the Lexington Public Library by shopping for CDs, DVDs, collectible items, and 15+ genres of books.
• Lexington Legends vs. Gastonia Baseball Club | Sunday, July 14 | 2 p.m. | Legends Field, 209 Legends Ln., Lexington | $10-$25 | Kids are invited to run the bases and stay for postgame autographs with the players on Family Fun Sunday.*

• Good news for parents of kids who love splishin’ and splashin’. The city is offering 50% off pool passes. They can be purchased onsite at Castlewood, Southland, Shilito, Tates Creek, or Woodland aquatic centers.

• It’s time to take that party trick to the big stage. Councilperson Denise Gray’s district will host Who Has Talent? — a talent competition show on Saturday, Aug. 24, 3-5 p.m. Those who sign up will take the stage at Constitution Park to show off their skills to the community. (WKYT)

• Woke Junk Food Vegan is hosting a pop-up event at Nourished Folks this Sunday, July 14. Swing by Greyline Station to try from one of its delectable, meat-free breakfast options like its breakfast quesadilla with vegan egg scramble + your choice of bac’n or sausage crumbles. Pre-orders are available.

• Richard Hell, Lexington-born musician and writer known for his contributions to punk music, will read from his new book at Institute 193 next Tuesday, July 16 at 7 p.m. Admission is $12 and will feature Hell reading from “What Just Happened,” followed by a short Q+A and book signing.

• Bring + learn the basics of your sewing machine with Levee Collective. On Monday, July 15, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., you’re invited to a free workshop that will guide you through a simple project — donations are encouraged. Materials are provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own fabric.

• Cheers to our very own West Sixth Brewing, which announced it is expanding its presence in the state. This fall, the brewery will open a new taproom in Northern Kentucky, coined the Covington Haus. We’ll certainly be stopping by for a pint of Cocoa Porter.

• Feeling lost in a sea of generic health advice? Lumen analyzes your unique metabolism with a single breath in the morning — and we scored you 15% off.*

Monday

• 4:30-7 p.m. Yoga with the KHP Run Walk Club at the Kentucky Horse Park

Wednesday

• 6 p.m. | Community Yoga at Greyline Station
• 6 p.m. | Community Yoga at West Sixth
• 6:30 p.m. | Golden Hour Yoga at Sanctuary — right now this class is only once a month

Thursday

• 6:30 p.m. | Yoga with Dakota at The Void Sake Co.

Friday

• 8:30 a.m. | Yoga in the Sideyard at Grounded All Day Cafe
• 8:45 a.m. | Yoga and a Cup at Kenwick Table

Saturday

• 10 a.m. | Community Yoga at Greyline Station

Sunday

• 11 a.m. Yoga at Ashland at Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate