City Communications Manager, Blair Hecker presents the monthly Frankfort 15—your essential guide to the upcoming month in Kentucky's capital.

Host Sara Anderson sits down with Alexis Jones, a City of Frankfort employee and proud Kentucky State University alumna, to discuss what it means to have a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) right here in our community, and how that experience shaped her path to public service.

Host Alex sits down with Frankfort's snow removal crew to get the inside scoop on what really happens when those flakes start falling. Ever wondered why some streets get plowed before others? Curious about what goes into preparing for a winter storm? Want to know what YOU can do to help make snow removal more efficient? This episode has all the answers and more!

This week, we're kicking off a brand new segment called "You Would Not Believe What They Found" where we talk to City of Frankfort staff about the strangest things they've encountered on the job.

City Communications Manager, Blair Hecker presents the monthly Frankfort 15—your essential guide to the upcoming month in Kentucky's capital.

Just in time for Valentine's Day! Join host Sara Anderson for a conversation with Suzy Hosley, Executive Director of Downtown Frankfort, Inc., as they discuss the upcoming Chocolate Stroll and the best date night spots in Kentucky's capital city.

In this powerful episode releasing just ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Dr. Ellie Hasken-Wagner sits down to discuss the historical 1964 Freedom March on Frankfort where Dr. King delivered a stirring address to thousands gathered in Kentucky's capital city.

She shares information on the transformative day in March 1964, when an estimated 10,000 people marched through downtown Frankfort demanding civil rights legislation and an end to segregation. From the guests in attendance to Dr. King's powerful words, this episode brings a pivotal moment in Frankfort's history back to life.

This episode explores the broader theme of civic participation—then and now. What does it mean to show up for your community? How do individual actions contribute to collective change? As we observe MLK Jr. Day 2026, these questions remain as relevant as ever.

Whether you're a longtime Frankfort resident, a history enthusiast, or someone interested in the ongoing work of civil rights, this episode offers both a window into our city's past and a reflection on our shared responsibility as citizens.

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Join us for this special Main Street Memories episode honoring Dr. King's legacy and the everyday people who stood up for justice.

In this episode, we’re spotlighting Frankfort After Five, a look at what makes evenings in Kentucky’s capital so special.

Host Alex Cunningham sits down with Rebecca Hall, the City of Frankfort’s Grants Manager (also known affectionately as “Becky Busy Britches”), to talk about her favorite ways to enjoy Frankfort after 5 p.m.—from food and drinks to live music, public art, and community events.

Rebecca shares insight into her role with the city, a behind-the-scenes look at grant projects that help shape Frankfort’s culture, and what makes Frankfort’s nightlife feel different from nearby cities like Lexington and Louisville. Whether you’re a longtime local or planning your first visit, this episode is packed with ideas for a perfect evening in town.

In this episode, we cover:

What Frankfort After Five is all about

A day in the life of the City of Frankfort’s Grants Manager

Frankfort’s unique nightlife and “locals-first” vibe

Favorite cocktail bars, breweries, and signature bites

Live music, arts, and low-key evening spots

Public art projects you can’t miss

Community events that bring Frankfort together

How to spend one perfect evening in Frankfort

Looking for more things to do in Frankfort? Visit the City of Frankfort website, follow the city on social media, or check out Downtown Frankfort, Inc. for regular event updates.

Kick off the new year with the inaugural episode of the City of Frankfort Podcast! Host Scott Tracy sits down with Mayor Layne Wilkerson, a native Frankfortian and two-term mayor, for an intimate conversation about Kentucky's capital city.

Welcome to the very first episode of the City of Frankfort Podcast! From capital halls to bourbon balls, we're here to share stories, spill the tea, and celebrate the quirks that make Kentucky's capital the best hometown around.

In this inaugural episode, we're introducing you to your hosts and giving you a sneak peek at what's coming this year. Get ready to meet the people behind the podcast and learn what makes each of them love Frankfort.

Coming this season:

New episodes drop every Thursday! Get excited for upcoming episodes featuring:

We'll be talking with city employees, community members, and special guests from all the way up at the Capitol. We can't wait for you to join us each week!