Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Happy Halloween! Please enjoy this list of Louisville-area Halloween events for families and children. Louisville loves Halloween. There are so many events for kids of all ages and many are free. We even have a Halloween parade! This Halloween Events post for Louisville is constantly being updated for 2023. Check back often! Trunk or treat events are also popular and […]
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Do you need childcare during fall break? Fall break camps are a fun options for kids and there are offerings all over town for different interests. All About Kids – October 2-6 in Jefferson and October 23-27 in Oldham. School’s Out Camp-A-Bunga, Ages: 4 – 12, Hours: 9am-4pm. Princing is from $66-$245. You must be a member to register for […]
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Nashville, Indiana is the county seat of Brown County in Indiana. It’s an amazing town about 1.5 hours north of Louisville. Have a ton of small business shops, restaurants, an amazing wildlife sanctuary, a great state park, and lots of family fun. We headed up to explore things to do with kids in Nashville Indiana. We have heard people talk […]
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Are you looking for pumpkin patches and picking, hay rides, corn mazes, and family fun at a farm this fall? All of the things you are looking for are right here in the Louisville metro area – all over Kentuckiana! Here’s a list of fall fun places! When you start searching for fall fun, let us be your hub for […]
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These are the best things to do this fall for FREE fall fun with your family. This means that there is no admission cost for the festival or event, but there might be a small parking fee or activities within the event that have a ticketed cost and also does not include things like paying for food or drinks, etc. […]
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A celebration of Halloween art, lights, and music that’s fun for the whole family. Come experience the Jack O’Lantern Spectacular. Featuring thousands of artistically-carved pumpkins set among the stunning woods of Louisville’s Iroquois Park. *this is a sponsored post The region’s best Halloween experience is back as a nightly walk-through at Iroquois Park from October 3-31, featuring more than 5,000 […]
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Lark Ranch is opening a new farm for family fun in Lanesville, Indiana in fall 2023 Louisville families have a new farm to explore this fall that offers so much for one admission fee Lark Ranch Lanesville will be the third farm opened by Matt Lark and his team. The first two are in Greenfield and Loogootee and families absolutely […]
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The Gaslight Festival 2023 and Parade The Gaslight Festival is a tradition in Jeffersontown. The City of Jeffersontown will host the Gaslight Festival 2023. The dates are September 10-17. Gaslight Festival 2023 will be the 54th year of the festival. We know families have such fond memories of attending events like these every year and are happy to go back […]
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Summer is fading into autumn. Enjoy the change of seasons with these free September events. Is your family looking to kick off the fall season with weekend fun? Most of these fall festivals take place on weekends so you can likely pick a few to put on your calendar and hope your busy schedule works out! Louisville is an amazing […]
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Louisville is full of 5k+ runs and/or charity runs and many of them offer a fun run option or even a family fun run. We have put together a list of all the family-friendly run/walks in the Louisville area that we can find. Put on your running shoes, grab the kids, and go run (or walk) for a cause and […]
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Labor Day Weekend events! School may have just started but local families love this three-day weekend that’s an unofficial goodbye to summer. The summer temperatures are still here, and so are the events. Find something fun outdoors to do with your family. Labor Day Weekend is upon us and we are here to help you get ready! Summer may […]
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The Metro United Way Developmental Screening Hub is a must for parents with children under the age 5 who are wondering about their child’s development. It can be an overwhelming task for parents, knowing if their children are walking, talking, and interacting as they should. Metro United Way’s Developmental Screening hub can help caregivers understand their child’s strengths and identify […]
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