Western Kentucky Adventures
Set at the confluence of the Ohio and Tennessee rivers, Paducah has delighted travelers ever since being surveyed by William Clark, of the famed Lewis and Clark Expedition, in 1827. Spend days enjoying murals, boutiques, river views, scenic paths and warm hospitality.
Hike shady trails, paddle rushing waters and roam walkways lined with public art.
Experience this UNESCO Creative City through its galleries, festivals, studios and street art.
Shop local in Midtown, marvel at architecture downtown or get inspired in the Lower Town Arts District.
Paducah Treasures
Multihued Attractions
Stroll a riverwalk path that showcases local heritage through an open-air gallery of murals.
Three galleries display its collection of award-winning quilts and rotating exhibitions.
Walk quaint streets where alfresco displays cover historical buildings and sculptures dot the parks.
Culture & Cuisine
Dynamic cultural events include the USA’s largest quilt show, the Lower Town Arts & Music Festival, and the three-day, waterfront BBQ on the River.
Spend a day browsing local creations at the galleries and art collectives dotting the downtown and Lower Town neighborhoods.
Run by James Beard nominee and Top Chef alum Chef Sara Bradley, this farm-to-table restaurant melds Southern traditions and local ingredients.
Experiences
