Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
This post is sponsored by Louisville is a big-small town, no? Through this awesome adventure that is LouFamFun, I have come to realize that those people you see on billboards, hear on the radio, elect to positions or lead board rooms – they are really, simply “Parents Like Us.” I learned that they read LouFamFun and use it just […]
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PRP Ice Cream Corner is a cute little ice cream shop located at the corner of Sky Blue and Greenwood Rd in the Pleasure Ridge Park area of Louisville. It replaced an old, vacant building and was such a wonderful addition to the neighborhood in 2010. The ice cream shop, locally owned and operated, is going strong. Most of the […]
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This is a sponsored post Open House at My Gym LouisvilleSeptember 13, 9am-2pm Looking for something to do next weekend? Bring your children for a free day of fun at My Gym Louisville! Check out our facility and meet our fabulous staff. We’ll have games, music, puppets, prizes, raffles, and more. We’ll also be offering exclusive open house discounts on […]
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My husband and I recently were lucky to get some date time, so we did our own version of Parent’s Day Out and dropped the kids at their babysitter, headed downtown to Waterfront Park, and parked at one of the free lots near the Big 4 Bridge. It was a Sunday afternoon, a rainy one at that, and the place […]
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I am for sure a horse lover, I rode and showed American Saddlebred horses for most of my school years. When I was asked to compile a list of the best places to take lessons I jumped all over it. I will say this as a disclaimer, I know that there are so many great barns in the area to […]
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Local farmer’s markets can be found all around the Louisville area. I decided to check out the La Grange Farmers’ Market and Artisans one Saturday morning with the intention of preparing a meal made from products found at the market. The market is located on Main Street on the Oldham County Courthouse Square and is open every Saturday morning 8-1 […]
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I visited the new Carmichael’s Kids Bookstore (located at 1313 Bardstown Road) with my daughter during their grand opening party, featuring a street festival in the Highlands a couple of weeks ago. The store has been open since August 4 and is a great new addition to Louisville, the Highlands, and families in the city. How better can you shop locally?! […]
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Back in late summer, my family and I headed downtown to the Big 4 Bridge to walk over to Jeffersonville, Indiana for the first time! It was so much fun! We had visited the Big 4 Bridge several times over the past year or so since it opened to Louisville, and were so excited to be able to do the […]
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Initially when the city announced plans to offer the cultural pass, I was skeptical. We’ve already been so many places and I didn’t think they’d really offer anything different and exciting. Boy was I wrong! There are places like the Louisville Zoo and The Kentucky Science Center on there, both of which we have memberships for. But I was excited to see […]
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Let me preface this by saying I love my kids with all my heart. I really, really do. I love being with them, playing with them, reading with them, cheering them on in different sports and watching them sleep – some nights more than others. Now the fine print: sometimes I love to miss them! Let me give a “for […]
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This is a Sponsored Post TIME FOR SCHOOL: ARE YOU PREPARED? By Bright Horizons Early Education and Preschool; Bright Horizons at Louisville, Kentucky The first day of school can be difficult for children of all ages. Children entering school for the first time are often anxious, but even children who have already attended school can be upset or concerned on […]
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When I was younger, I was always so excited for the school year to begin. I could not wait for new books and teachers. I was thrilled as I shopped for school supplies and my beloved trapper keeper. As I look at my daughter, who seems to be developing that same passion for learning, I ache just a little because […]
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