FRANKFORT, Ky. — Liberty Hall Historic Site is teaming up with Bulleit Distilling Co. for its major fundraiser, Bourbon & Browns, at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 24. Now in its ninth year, Bourbon & Browns has grossed close to $340,000 to support ongoing education and preservation at the site, a National Historic Landmark.
This virtual event will be hosted from the Bulleit Distillery by honorary chairs Tom and Betsy Bulleit. Dress up or stay cozy in your PJs, drink, eat and enjoy from the comfort of your home. Tour the new Bulleit Distillery, join in on mixology sessions, learn history and more. Ticket purchasers will receive a bourbon gift box shipped to their home prior to the event. The box will include two Bourbon & Browns 2021 engraved rocks glasses, a bottle of Bulleit bourbon, event goodies, and the mixers and garnishes needed for the mixology sessions. Randomly selected boxes will contain a special prize.
Learn more here. Sales end April 9.
The event is sponsored by Mrs. Milly Ann Stewart, Kentucky Monthly, Tom and Betsy Bulleit, Stock Yards Bank & Trust, Mrs. Donald F. Kohler, and Suzanne and Robert Whayne. More sponsorship opportunities are available.
Liberty Hall Historic Site, a four-acre site on the Kentucky River in downtown Frankfort, interprets 19th-century Kentucky life through the houses and gardens of Sen. John Brown, his son Orlando, and their families. LHHS is the headquarters of The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, a not-for-profit organization that promotes an appreciation for the people, places and events that led to the formation and development of the United States.
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