We are all looking forward to warmer days! 2023 weather has been all over …but we are ready for the good stuff! Check out some of the local events and activities, bookmark and definitely come back to visit! Be sure to subscribe for our upcoming newsletter - the easiest way to get your HLKY info into your inbox!
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This is a brand new tool - so you may see some changes as we get used to it! We will be listing specific Herrington lakeshore events, usually hosted by one or more of the marinas. First up this season are some events scheduled for the Herrington Lake Conservation League.
Kamp Kennedy & The Oar House are still open for business this winter - whether you're looking for a fun dinner, meet friends, or just watching the game -- get down there and enjoy!
Anglers will be donating a Sponsor level membership to the Herrington Lake Conservation League for every boat purchase in 2023 - we thank them for this awesomeness and be sure to have a look if you're in the market for something new!
Check out all the heavenly bodies that we can see over the lake throughout March - head over to EarthSky.org
Catch a glimpse of a rare sky event on Monday, March 27, 2023. Use binoculars and look west approximately 20 minutes after sunset to see five planets, the Moon, and a beautiful star cluster known as Messier 35 (M35). Celestial objects will appear in the following order from left to right: M35, Mars, the Moon, Uranus, Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury.
This April, we’ll have a chance to see a rare hybrid total/annular eclipse, which is an eclipse that changes its appearance as the Moon’s shadow moves across the Earth. Eclipses of that kind are infrequent: for instance, this century, we’ll only have 7 of them. In most cases, a hybrid eclipse begins as annular, becomes total, and then reverts to annular. Observers from Australia, Indonesia, and East Timor will witness this unique event; the surrounding regions will see a partial solar eclipse.
Lunar occultation is rare and hard to observe: it is only visible from certain parts of the world. This time, the unusual celestial event will be visible from parts of the Americas and Europe. Stargazers will see the Moon passing in front of Jupiter. The bright planet will disappear behind the almost invisible lunar disc and reappear an hour later. The rest of the world will see the thin lunar crescent shining very close to the planet. Next time we’ll see the Moon occulting Jupiter in 2026, so better seize the moment this year.
Easily find your most important lakeshore businesses, from marinas to camping spots!
Listings of local farm-to-table businesses that help support the Herrington Lake areas of Mercer, Boyle, and Garrard Counties.
See our current extended forecast and one-year historical data on the water level.
Featuring custom Herrington Lake gear & accessories. You won't find these things anywhere else!
We all seem to love all the amazing pictures coming out of the Herrington Lake community - so join us in this public forum, take a look around and feel free to post! We will be featuring some of the finer moments above, in this gallery, as well.
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