Windy Corner Market
A restaurant and small market on Bryan Station Road among the horse farms north of town. The menu has po-boys, burgers, salads, seafood and baked goods, and the market shelves carry local honey, jams and other Kentucky goods.
The foundation's 2026 event information and Dates/Time FAQ say November 27, but Plan Your Visit on the same page says November 28. The opening date remains unresolved.
This is not a new cancellation or postponement announcement. We have paused date recommendations and calendar downloads while the question is open.
Browse upcoming eventsA three-mile drive through Christmas lights at the Kentucky Horse Park, with a Holiday Village stop included in the carload price. Opening night needs confirmation.
Questions about this event go to the organizer, Kentucky Horse Park Foundation. Ask them through the official event page.
Listing checked October 20, 2026. Some details were rechecked later and show their own dates.
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Confirm opening night with the foundation before choosing a date. Before paying, confirm the 2026 season, selected date and final total with the official seller. Leashed pets are allowed, with pets excluded from Animal Land and the restaurant except for service animals. The FAQ warns that weekend waits can last several hours.
The foundation's 2026 event information lists November 27 through December 31, 5:30–10 pm, closed December 25. Another paragraph still says November 28, so opening night remains unresolved. The foundation lists $35 per carload online or at the gate; the seller’s 2026 checkout and final total have not been verified. Use the campground entrance at 3785 Campground Road, Lexington, then park at the Holiday Village after completing the drive.
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A restaurant and small market on Bryan Station Road among the horse farms north of town. The menu has po-boys, burgers, salads, seafood and baked goods, and the market shelves carry local honey, jams and other Kentucky goods.