The Shelbyville Downtown Shop Small Guide
(updates in progress)
*Little Mount Lavender, 524 Main St. has relocated out of downtown
*McKinley's Bread Shop & Deli has been renamed to McKinley's Cafe
*Villar Brothers Barbershop has opened at 624 Main St.
*Science Hill Inn Restaurant has been combined with The Red Lion to become The Red Lion at Science Hill, still at 525 Washington Street
*Park's Place Restaurant, 1021 Main Street has relocated out of downtown
A purple butterfly has landed in downtown Shelbyville!
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Special thanks goes to Shelby Main Street's Design Committee, Mayor David Eaton and our Public Works Department for their assistance in bringing this feature to Shelbyville's Main Street!Sculptors Scot and Laura Kellersberger delivered the butterfly on April 8th. Shelbyville Public Works assisted in settling the sculpture in its current location.
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2020 Bourbon, Bacon & Butter Bake Off at The Barrel Room
2019 Shelby Main Street Annual Meeting
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Shelby Main Street 2019
Shop Small and Annual Retreat helps wrap up the year!
2019 Celebration of Lights
A very special thank you to Ann Chaney Kalmey and Wizard Graphics for the beautiful pictures provided.
2019 Jubilee
A special thank you to Ann Chaney Kalmey for our pictures from the Breakfast Kick Off
A special thank you to Ann Chaney Kalmey for our pictures from the Car Show
Dedication of "Stargazer Lily"
Friday, December 21, 2018, the Stargazer Lily Sculpture, by Ben Bridwell, was dedicated to the City of Shelbyville.
Special thanks was given to the following:
Mayor Tom Hardesty
City Councilman Bob Andriot
ShelbyKY Tourism
KY Arts Council
City of Shelbyville Public Works
Jennifer Hager Vickery
Melanie Van Houten
The Community Enhancement Committee
64 Yellow Roses (Maureen Stites)
Mayor Tom Hardesty, Jennifer Herrell (Shelbyville Public Works), Ben Bridwell (Sculptor), Jamie Jarboe (Four Seasons Garden Club), John Wieland (Shelby County Chamber of Commerce), Wanda Hawkins (Shelby Main Street Board of Directors) and Bob Andriot (City Councilman)
Special thanks was given to the following:
Mayor Tom Hardesty
City Councilman Bob Andriot
ShelbyKY Tourism
KY Arts Council
City of Shelbyville Public Works
Jennifer Hager Vickery
Melanie Van Houten
The Community Enhancement Committee
64 Yellow Roses (Maureen Stites)
Mayor Tom Hardesty, Jennifer Herrell (Shelbyville Public Works), Ben Bridwell (Sculptor), Jamie Jarboe (Four Seasons Garden Club), John Wieland (Shelby County Chamber of Commerce), Wanda Hawkins (Shelby Main Street Board of Directors) and Bob Andriot (City Councilman)
2018 Jubilee Events
2018 Celebration of Lights
November 10, 2018
The Celebration of Lights was an exciting, although cold, evening of music, fun, food and crafts. When the lights came on, after Mayor Hardesty and Judge Ison flipped the switch, Downtown was truly magical. Thank you so very much to everyone who participated and came to enjoy The Celebration of Lights!
The Celebration of Lights was an exciting, although cold, evening of music, fun, food and crafts. When the lights came on, after Mayor Hardesty and Judge Ison flipped the switch, Downtown was truly magical. Thank you so very much to everyone who participated and came to enjoy The Celebration of Lights!
Happy Holidays
2018 Annual Holiday Window Decorating Contest
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Thank you so much for making
Downtown better this holiday season! "The Needle Nest" 702 Washington Street Owner, Harriet Massey Co-Decorator - Dorothy Barney "The Paisley Pig" 528 Main Street Heather Ross, Owner "ShelbyKY Tourism" 1011 Main Street Katie, Chenelle, and Sonja |
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2016 Annual Meeting
The annual meeting recognized the outstanding service of outgoing members, welcomed new members and celebrated the good work done and yet-to-do by Shelby Main Street. The meeting was hosted at Andriots followed by a tour of The Shoppes at Blue Gables.
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