Laugh with Jerry Seinfeld at the Louisville Palace April 2

Go to the Louisville Palace to hear Jerry Seinfeld this April. Stand-up comedy is where Seinfeld learned the craft of making people laugh. His stand-up act got him noticed by NBC, and the rest is history. Now, Jerry is returning to his roots as a stand-up, and everyone is invited to the show.

Laughing with Seinfeld

After starring on "Seinfeld" for 9 years, Jerry Seinfeld has launched his own successful series on the Internet. He interviews other comedians in the show, which has featured all the biggest names in comedy film and TV. He has written several books, and these days he's a husband and a father.

The bachelor days of "Seinfeld" are over, but comedian Jerry Seinfeld is still making funny observations about life. He’s appearing at the Louisville Palace April 2. The show begins at 7 pm, and you’ll want to show up early to make sure you’re not late.

At the Louisville Palace

The Louisville Palace is almost 100 years old, and it’s one of the city’s landmarks. Over the years, the Palace has hosted concerts of all kinds, plays and many other events. The Louisville Palace is at 625 South Fourth Avenue, in Old Louisville. It’s appropriate than an historic building is in one of the city’s most famously historic districts.

Old Louisville is one of the prettiest parts of the city. Many of the homes are styled with Victorian architecture because they were built in the 1800s. Over the years, lots of these buildings have been renovated or restored so they do have modern lights and plumbing. Several homes are for sale in Old Louisville this April, and you may even find an open house or two in the neighborhood. Visit Old Louisville before you go to the Palace, and you may get a chance to get a peek inside one of these historic homes. Be careful! Lots of people fall in love with Old Louisville when they see it. You may not want to leave.