Missy’s Coconut Cream Pie are what dreams are made of. | Photo courtesy of @bestfoodlex
Today is Pi Day, aka the day we use an infinite number as an excuse (not that you need one) to gorge on sweet + savory pies.
For anyone who needs a geometry refresher, pi is the result of dividing the distance around a circle by the distance across a circle. The result is an irrational number, most commonly represented as 3.14, though its full value stretches into infinity.
So grab a plate, a fork, and a seat — we’re rounding up spots to celebrate this Pi Day.
Missy’s Pie Shop
A local expert on all things pie, stop by this Lexington staple to sample their Cheesecake of the Day, by the slice or by the pie.
Blaze Pizza
Head to the Summit at Fritz Farm and snag a BOGO 11-inch pizza deal for $3.14.
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse
Have you ever tried a pizookie? Now’s your chance to experience two of BJ’s unique desserts when you dine in today and get a second pizookie for $3.14.
Brunch | 9 a.m.-2 p.m. | Granddam | $15+ | Indulge in craft coffee, cocktails + brunch favorites like jalapeno chicken and waffles — valet parking is free.
Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Girls’ Sweet 16 | Friday, March 14-Saturday, March 15 | Times vary | Rupp Arena | $15 | Cheer oan the top high school bastketball teams from across the state as they battle it out for the championship title..
Saturday, March 15
“I Was Here” Invitation to Respond Workshop | 12-1 p.m. | Arts Place | Free | Celebrate the opening of this groundbreaking art exhibition with a discussion centered on art, technology + history.
Mini Spring Equinox Market | 12-4 p.m. | Creatures of Whim | Price of purchase | Start your equinox celebration early with tarot readings and aura portraits while you shop crafts, decor, jewelry + more at the Ostara Market.
Sunday, March 16
Somatic Yoga Exploration | 12-1:30 p.m. | Lexington Salt Cave | $23 | Enter a spacious, light-filled studio for a deep dive into exploring gentle yoga and dance-based movement with somatic emotional exercises — perfect for all experience levels.
Lucky’s Bar Crawl | 4 p.m. | Wild Cat Saloon | $20+ | Join the ultimate St. Patrick’s Day bar crawl where good vibes, green drinks, and festive fun collide.
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade originally schedule for Saturday, March 15 has been canceled due to the potential for severe weather and a high wind advisory. The amended festival will begin with performances inside the Lyric Theatre at 10:30 a.m.
Transit
After a three-month hiatus for planned maintenance, the Valley View Ferry is back in action offering free crossings of the Kentucky River between Fayette, Jessamine, and Madison counties. The ferry has been in continuous operation since 1785 + saves today’s travelers ~45 minutes each way. (WEKU)
Sports
Congratulations to the Lafayette High School girls’ wrestling team who won the 2025 KHSAA championship, bringing the state title to Lexington for the first time in 60 years of competition. For this success, William Green was awarded Coach of the Year.
Today Is
Holi, the Hindu “festival of colors” which marks the arrival of spring and celebrates renewal and unity. The traditional throwing of colored powders along with singing and dancing make Holi a uniquely bright holiday.
Plan Ahead
Get ready to fill in your brackets this Selection Sunday when the NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament’s details are released at 6 p.m. followed by the women’s at 8 p.m. Where are you planning to watch the NCAA tournament? Let us know.
Shop
Swing by Failte Irish Imports this St. Patrick’s Day and save 17% off all purchases over $40. Bonus: If you’re there at 11 a.m. you’ll be treated to Irish dancing from Bluegrass Ceili + a traditional blessing from Lexington Bishop John Stowe.
Environment
Nominations for the 2025 Leopold Conservation Award are open until March 31. The $10,000 prize honors landowners committed to ethical stewardship, and preserving Kentucky’s land, water + wildlife. Apply now to celebrate stewardship and support a healthier future for Lexingtonians.
Active
Put down the messy powders.HONA Athlete Gummies deliver clean, fast-absorbing performance support to help you go further. Get 50% off for a limited time.*
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Culture
5 opportunities for crafty kids
Childhood experiences in the arts boost motor skills + social emotional learning. | Photo by Visit Berea
Did you know, that March 14 is National Children’s Craft Day? If you ask us, its the perfect opportunity to spark creativity and imagination in your young ones. Here are five chances to connect with your kids and make a mess that you don’t have to clean up.
ARTplay Children’s Studio
Let your kids explore their most creative endeavors at one of these art classes. Kids will remember releasing their inhibitions and getting as creatively messy as they please.
Musikgarten of Lexington
Does your child dream of being a rockstar? Or are you looking to bond with your newborn through music? Kids of all ages will remember getting their first true musical experience.
CREATE Studio Kids
Children 4+ can create sculptures of their favorite treats, and design their own castles at one of many classes and camps throughout the week. Kids will remember taking home their very own slime creation.
Did you catch the Worm Moon this morning? Please send us your photos and if you’re still in the mood for celestial wonders, try our favorite stargazing spots.