We arrive at our next stop, the Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, KY. They have a campground and a Dinner and Show
They don't take reservations and according to their website they are never full, but when we get there there are only 3 sites left and we only barely fit into one. The neighbor on our right had been there for several months waiting to buy a house. The majority looked like they were there long term.
It is a cute set up
With a little main street town. They open it up a couple hours before the show
It even has a secret garden
Dinner is at 6:30 and the show starts at 8:00
We get a nice table
A few well known actors got their start here
A nice outdoor theater set up
Sold out for tonight and the rest of the run
A cute play. Southern Fried Funeral. Had a bit of a problem understanding it all, the sound was a little too loud and the accents sometimes hard to follow.
We visit the Perryville Battlefield nearby.
Nice little hike, except at the end I took off over 20 ticks off Tucson
Before heading out, we do a whirlwind tour of Town.
Constitution Square is a free open-air museum and park devoted to Kentucky
at the time it became a state in 1792
This central garden commemorates all the Governors of Kentucky
There are several historic buildings.
They were setting up for a farmers market this morning.
Gary looks pretty happy for someone heading to Jail
We stop and check out the train station
on our way to Millenium Park to walk Tucson
A really nicely done park
Time to move on towards Smokey Mountain National Park
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