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KENTUCKYCENTER.ORG 118 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 6.17 Slugger Kids 4909 Brownsboro Road // 425- 3867 This children's consignment store features upscale brands such as Lilly Pulitzer, Mini Boden and Ugg. HOME/ FURNISHINGS Set the Stage 10515 Meeting St. // 741-8484 setthestage.net Set the Stage, as the name implies, can stage your home to help it sell in this tough market. ATTRACTIONS Chateau Bourbon 10630 Meeting St. // 290-6553 A bed and breakfast, starting with a dessert-and-cocktail hour, and ending with biscuits and bourbon-blueberry compote. Hays Kennedy Park 7303 Beachland Beach Road // Walking, sports fields, picnic tables and more at this riverfront park in Prospect. Henry's Ark 7801 Rose Island Road // 228- 0746 Pet animals like camels, llams, zebras and buffalo. Take the kids. Free admission (though donations are welcome). Nachand Canoe & Kayak Rental 6313 River Road // 753-9271 Paddle down Harrods Creek from the dock at Dark Star Tavern. Putney Pond and the Woodlands Park Harrods Landing Drive // The 25-acre park features a walk- ing trail, pond and wetlands, and the Kentucky coffee-tree. MISCELLANEOUS Brownsboro Hardware and Paint 9521 U.S. 42 // 292-2595 brownsborohardware.com See St. Matthews/Indian Hills entry. Cale & Cole 9428 Norton Commons Blvd. // 412-9100 Owner Julie Mackenzie Moore, a jewelry-maker originally from Cal- ifornia, offers her work and that of local artists. This "eco-friendly" boutique also features furniture made of reclaimed wood, natural leather handbags, soy candles and other "green" gifts. Etcetera 4913 Brownsboro Road // 425- 9277 etceteraoflouisville.com Stationery. Enough with the email already. Write something; practice your cursive! Glenview Pointe Center 2400-2420 Lime Kiln Lane // A shopping center with a handful of local stores, such as See Spot Grooming & Daycare; Cake Flour Bakery; menswear store The Fashion Post; and Leslie Spetz Framing and Art Gallery. Happy Hounds 6331 River Road // 292-3647 louisvilledogdaycare.com Happy Hounds bills itself as an "unkennel" — an indoor/outdoor daycare and boarding house with room to roam. If you're feeling glum, check out the Doggie Gallery on the Happy Hounds website. Dare you not to smile. Harrods Creek Jewelers 9553 U.S. 42 // 822-1630 Watch servicing, engraving, plus information on precious stone sourcing and jewelry care. Paddock Shops 4055 Summit Plaza Drive // 425-3441 The shopping complex formerly known (and forever referred to) as The Summit features more than four dozen stores and restau- rants, including the city's only J. Crew and Five Guys Burgers & Fries. You'll find mall must-haves such as Barnes and Noble and Starbucks, plus these locally owned businesses: Rabbit in the Moon, 326-5683; Martini Italian Bistro, 394-9797; and Omagi Salon Spa, 426-2213. The Pet Station 9410 Norton Commons Blvd. // 326-3501 thepetstationinc.com Pet grooming for your furry friends. Saratoga Accessories & Design 9444 Norton Commons Blvd. // 339-6541 saratogaad.com Unique gifts for the home and an equestrian line of goodies. Well, yeah. It is named Saratoga. Something Blue Bridal Accessories & Gifts 9448 Norton Commons Blvd. // 749-6441 somethingbluelouisville.com Not just for brides — although this is wedding central — Something Blue carries gifts too. YMCA at Norton Commons 11000 Brownsboro Road // 882-9622 ymcalouisville.org Weight machines, a walking/jog- ging track, more treadmills than you can count and an indoor pool to appease the little ones. Plus, classes on everything from yoga to Zumba.