Eight days to go before the Kentucky Derby, but there is plenty to keep you entertained before the run for the roses.

Our Toby Gibbs tells us more.

And this look at what's up around the Commonwealth.

Urban has a fun event this weekend, or should I say a fun guy event.

The 32nd Mt.

Mushroom Festival starts tomorrow.

Come celebrate some iconic features of Appalachian culture like the Moral Mushroom and our state Rock Kentucky agate.

Check out the art shows, parade, live music and more.

As a failed elementary school spelling bee haunted you into adulthood.

Well, now is your chance to redeem yourself at the Adult Spelling Bee competition in Madison, Madisonville.

Prove your spelling smarts for the chance at a secret prize and enjoy great food from the red flying Phenix food truck.

Jeepers in Kentucky.

Set your papers to Harlan.

It's the Harlan County chip Fest tomorrow.

Whether you're a proud Jeep owner or just looking for a weekend outing, this festival promises to be a lot of fun.

Enjoy.

Guided Jeep rides, food trucks, inflatables, vendors and more.

Head down to Harlan for this great festival.

Wilmore has its own derby happening tomorrow.

Head down to Main Street to catch the ninth annual Coaster Car derby.

Cheer on the kids and the race, enjoy some great food trucks and check out the unique antique vehicles on display between the races.

Bluegrass Brew and Barbecue could be a list of things Kentuckians love the most, but it's also the name of a great festival happening this weekend in Grand Rivers.

Come here.

Nine of the best bands in bluegrass and of course, enjoy delicious barbecue and beverages while you're at it.

Who says the Derby is just for horses?

The Derby Dog Festival and Lucas begs to differ.

This all day event features dog exhibitions, search and rescue demonstrations, pet vendors and more.

Don't worry, there's plenty for humans to enjoy too, like tasty food, trucks and entertainment.

You don't want to miss it.

If you're looking for a delicious way to kick off Derby weekend next week, check out kegs and eggs in Louisville.

Enjoy breakfast, blues, bennies and booze at this Cajun inspired cafe setting.

Proceeds benefit Apron Inc, which provides resources to food and beverage workers in Louisville experiencing financial hardship.

Also happening in Louisville this weekend is the 30th anniversary of the Voices of Kentucky and a chorus celebrate the oldest LGBTQ arts organization in Kentucky at its spring concert.

Our voices carry.

There's a performance tonight at 730 and Sunday at 3 p.m.. Be sure to check it out.

And that's what's happening around the Commonwealth.

I'm Toby Gibbs.