Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Our writer was given admission to STEAMPunks Parent’s Night Out for purpose of review. If you were to visit the iHub Tech Space in Downtown Louisville on the 3rd Friday of the month, you would encounter a space filled with young children problem-solving, exploring, investigating, creating and having fun! STEAMPunks offers several programs for children and our family recently participated […]
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I don’t write a lot about distance travel but considering when we were in the airport, we saw so many folks in UK or UofL gear plus my kids saw two families from their school…………I figure there are readers that are interested in going to the Bahamas. Let me just say, it was by far our favorite family vacation. And, […]
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Writers received free food and beverages for the purpose of review. Three of our writers recently had the opportunity to check out The Sword & The Scone Tea Parlor and Boutique which opened a few months ago off Blankenbaker Parkway. We thought it would be fun to review the tea parlor from a couple of different perspectives, so Nicolle brought […]
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A sponsored message KAZOING CLOSED IN 2020 KaZoing! is the home of PRIVATE Parties! We have been hosting your special events for 12 years. Birthday Parties Our parties and events are private, you never share your child’s birthday or special occasion with strangers. And unlike the mega party places, you won’t have to worry where your child is during their […]
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This is a sponsored post Step One Dance School is located in All About Kids Sports Center. They have locations off of Blankenbaker Parkway in Louisville as well as a location in Crestwood Station in Oldham County. Step One Dance offers classes for ages 2 & up. From Ballet to Tap, Jazz to Hip Hop, and Dance/Gymnastics combo classes, they […]
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After hearing a lot of positive reviews from fellow parents and teachers at my son’s school we decided to check out Floral Grind Florist and Coffeehouse over the Holiday break. It was a slow day for them and we were the only customers there at first. We spent some time browsing through all the fun decorations, knick knacks, jewelry, and […]
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Just pulling up to Hi-Five Doughnuts, in Butchertown’s Butcherblock, you’re immediately greeted by the bright yellow, inviting storefront. Be prepared to wait in line at least a few minutes. We thoughtfully picked, what I had assumed to be an “off” time of day, Sunday at about 12:30, but we still had a wait time of around 5 minutes. The line […]
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My friends and I visited the recently opened Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint in Indian Springs. Martin’s is a popular fast casual restaurant with roots in West Tennessee. We visited on a Monday night and we were able to order right away. We were handed menus upon arrival and ordered our meals at the counter. The set up was similar to Joella’s […]
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This is a sponsored post Using technology to solve real world problems is an exciting part of modern living. From self driving cars to 3D printed organs clear down to innovations in animation and cinema, one thing is clear: STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Arts Math)-based education is more crucial than ever. Why? Because the youth of today will go on […]
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See our Lessons & Learning page for more! The following information is older, from 2017. Some of the links may not be active and some information may be invalid. Please visit out Team Sports page to get more up to date information. Beechmont Youth Sports: Our mission is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for youth ages […]
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Kimberly was granted media admission for purpose of review. My two young daughters and I were given the opportunity to attend a cooking class at Turnip the Beet recently. Upon arriving at the store, located at the Mellwood Arts Studio, the girls were given an apron and a chef hat which they were able to decorate until the other students […]
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