Summer is the perfect time to get out and enjoy the many special events in Bowling Green, KY. With destinations including Western Kentucky University and the National Corvette Museum in our area, you'll be able to find plenty of ways to have fun this summer!

Our real estate agents encourage you to check out the following summer 2024 events around Bowling Green.

• Hubble's 30th Anniversary Musical Redux - through June 27, 2024 - Western Kentucky University Hardin Planetarium 1501 State St., Bowling Green, KY 42101
  It's been 34 years since NASA launched the Hubble Space Telescope, and with breakthroughs such as discovering dark energy, the observatory has changed the way we understand the universe. The WKU Hardin Planetarium is hosting free Hubble's 30th Anniversary Musical Redux shows with images captured by the HST accompanied by a specially composed soundtrack. After the show, questions about HST, its images, astronomy, and astrophysics will be answered.
  
  
• Ground to Sky: The Sinkhole Reimagined - June 14-September 15, 2024 - National Corvette Museum. 350 Corvette Drive, Bowling Green, KY 42101
  The National Corvette Museum is dedicated to celebrating America's Sports Car, the Chevrolet Corvette. The museum transformed itself after a sinkhole engulfed eight of its cars, a devastating sight captured by security cameras. Starting on the 10th anniversary of the sinkhole, the museum will host an exhibit that documents the events of this day while demonstrating how far the museum has come over 10 years. You'll get to see cars damaged from the sinkhole, as well as two that were fully restored afterward. And through dramatic multimedia, you'll see more about the museum's history as well as its outlook for the future.
  
  
• First Farmers - Sept. 9, 2024 through July 2025 - Kentucky Museum, campus of Western Kentucky University, 1444 Kentucky St., Bowling Green, KY 42101
  Visit the Kentucky Museum's First Farmers exhibit later this summer for a look at how life along the Barren River may have looked over 700 years ago. Excavations by the Kentucky Archaeological Survey have revealed aspects of Native American farm life in this area, including economics/trade, settlement, technology, and more. The free exhibit is a fascinating way to learn about how indigenous peoples lived in the area before contact with Europeans.
  
  
• 400 Mile Sale: Discover Hwy. 68-Treasures - June 6-9, 2024 - Multiple sites in Barren, Warren, and other counties
  Get in on the fun with the Bowling Green area's section of the yearly 400 Mile Sale, where you can shop from participating barns, yards, estates, or roadside stands. Bargains galore are available from a wide variety of sellers, offering everything from antiques to toys to clothing. To find sales in your county, check the website for every registered sale near you.
  
  
• BG Wine Fest - July 13, 2024 - Historic RailPark & Train Museum, 401 Kentucky St., Bowling Green, KY 42101
  Treat yourself to samples of wine from across Kentucky, shop at boutique vendors, grab a bite to eat, and relax while you listen to live music under the tent at the BG Wine Fest. When you find a few wines to love, buy a glass or bottle of your favorites. A general admission ticket entitles you to 10 sample tickets, a wine tote, and a commemorative wine-tasting glass. Splurge for a VIP ticket, get admitted an hour early, and receive four extra specialty wine tastings. Plus, you'll be supporting a great cause—the continued preservation of the Historic RailPark.

Interested in learning more about the events that help make Bowling Green special? Contact us today, and we'd be happy to share more information about our community and show you Bowling Green homes for sale.