Grammy-Award winning artist Paula Cole, who came to prominence in the late ‘90s through several breakthrough singles including “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?” and “I Don’t Want to Wait,” will soon be performing just outside of Louisville.
Cole will be performing at Mallard Hall Estate, a 12,000+ square-foot historic property in Shelby County less than 10 minutes from the well-known Valhalla Golf Club.
A Night To Remember
The performance will take place Thursday, September 19 from 6:30pm-9:30pm.
This is the only Kentucky stop Cole will make during her current tour, which celebrates Cole’s eleventh studio album, “Lo.”
Less than 175 tickets will be sold for the outdoor concert experience.
The experience includes:
- Expertly crafted cocktails made with premium spirits from Castle & Key.
- Locally made beer, ale & seltzers from Ten20.
- Cocktail Evangelist Jennifer Brian of Make & Muddle on-site curating the signature beverage experience.
- Heavy Hors d’oeuvres specially prepared to complement the signature cocktails.
- Exclusive access to Mallard Hall Estate’s grounds, which includes the elegant first floor, and the “speakeasy style” lower level.
For guests seeking a truly intimate experience, an upgraded ticket includes the opportunity to meet Cole in the speakeasy following the concert, take photos, and get exclusive signed merchandise.
“We are curating a magical, memorable experience at Mallard Hall Estate,” said Mallard Hall Proprietor Annette Vitale, a long-time fan of Cole’s music. “An intimate group of less than 175 will engage with this iconic performer in a unique, luxurious venue for an evening they won’t forget.”
Music & Memories
The event marks the first concert at Mallard Hall, which opened in January as a high-end events venue and luxury vacation rental following an extensive, three-year renovation.
Originally built in 1790, Mallard Hall is an unforgettable setting for private dinners, corporate meetings, receptions, bourbon tastings, and group retreats, as well as photo shoots and film & TV production.
A portion of proceeds from the concert will benefit ASRIK Farm, which stands for American Saddlebred Rehabilitation in Kentucky.
Standard tickets start at $389.00 plus fees.
Two drinks are included with the ticket and a cash bar will be available.
Mallard Hall will provide guests with valet parking.
Tickets are available now online at www.mallardhallky.com.
