Find out more information about events in 2024

Learn more about from Oxmoor Farm, a unique private event venue in Louisville, Kentucky. View Oxmoor Farm’s upcoming event schedule here on our on-site google calendar or you can add this calendar and all associated events to your schedule. Please note: calendar dates are flexible. Contact Oxmoor Farm staff at info@oxmoorfarm.org to secure and/or confirm dates.

The 5th Annual Evenings of Note concert series will kick off this fall with Kentucky Opera performing on September 21, 2024. Tickets available now!

The NouLou Chamber Players is a vibrant ensemble bringing together some of Louisville’s elite classical musicians to provide exceptional music making. The Parlor Series is dedicated to performing in intimate settings the way chamber music was meant to be enjoyed. Their partnership with Oxmoor Farm brings together life traditions in chamber music performance, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere…

The Louisville Coalition on the History of the Enslaved is a partnership between four Louisville historic houses and former sites of enslavement: Farmington Historic Plantation, Historic Locust Grove, Oxmoor Farm Foundation, and Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing. In 2023 we are hosting a series of book discussions at each of our sites . . . Next up is a discussion at Riverside on November 8 . . .

Channel your inner archeologist! Check back for fall program dates!

The Fourth Annual International Chamber Music Festival is June 5-8, 2025. Details and tickets available soon!

If you’d like to bring a group out for Plein Air Afternoons, or if you’d like to come out to paint at Oxmoor Farm on your own, please fill out the Contact Form…

The Louisville Polo Club is Kentucky’s oldest polo club, which has been operating in Louisville since the 1970s. Louisville Polo is a member club of the United States Polo Association (USPA) and a network of polo clubs across the U.S. and the world…

The Food Literacy Project provides farm-based experiential education and entrepreneurial youth development programs that bring the Field-to-Fork experience to life for local youth. Since 2006, the Food Literacy Program has engaged over 45,000 youth and families in a sustainable food system – by planting, harvesting, tasting and cooking fresh vegetables at Oxmoor Farm and Iroquois Farm…