Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
With summer behind us, the winter weather will be making its appearance sooner than later. Fortunately, living in Kentuckiana, you and your family should not have an excuse NOT to stay active this winter! 2020 is definitely different and this posts below includes information for all years, not just this very special one! Some of the places may not […]
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Dana was granted admission for purpose of review Some information may have changed since publishing this review. Details about the 2020 light show have not been released. When I think of Christmas traditions, Waverly Hills Sanatorium has never come to mind. Mostly known for being one of the most haunted places on earth, I never thought I would be intentionally […]
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Who has drop-in child care when school’s out? Who offers school’s out camp? This has become a question that we get often and we find that more and more businesses are opening up for drop-in child care or camp when school is called off for a snow day or like in 2018, 2019, teacher protests. Where can you send […]
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Are you looking for winter break fun in Louisville? Here are some ideas for family fun when school is out. Thanks for being such amazing readers in 2018. We are taking a publishing break until into the new year so that we can enjoy some fun time with our families like we hope you do with yours! Here are some […]
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Enjoy the magic of holiday lights during the day on the Christmas Express at Louisville Mega Cavern. The Louisville Mega Cavern has a new way to enjoy the Lights Under Louisville attraction. Along with a new route and several new displays, visitors can now go through the caverns on an open air tram ride. The daytime Christmas Express can […]
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This is a sponsored post All About Kids offers open gym that’s not just for the little ones. It’s a great way to be active, for kids of any age. Let’s see why All About Kids offers the best open gym in Louisville: 1) During the cold winter months or on rainy days, open gym is an excellent option for […]
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In January, my family and I went up to Perfect North Slopes in Indiana to go tubing. We had never been before, but the website provided a lot of information, the signage made it very clear where to go, and the staff was super helpful and friendly. This post is from 2018 – aspects of this review may be different […]
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Are you looking for basketball lessons or a basketball team for your child? All About Kids offers basketball Lessons for kids and a basketball league! This is a sponsored post All About Kids‘ Oldham County sports center hosts basketball lessons and forms teams and leagues for kids of all ages. Your child will not only learn the game of basketball, […]
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Our family recently took a trip to Hamilton County, Indiana where we got to experience a unique take on the holiday season. Our weekend getaway started early Saturday morning. The drive to Hamilton County from the Louisville area is just over two hours. We arrived at our hotel around 10am and started exploring the city of Carmel. Our first stop […]
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I was granted tickets to attend this event in exchange for review. This past weekend my 6 year-old son and I attended Santa Safari at The Louisville Zoo. We certainly got into the holiday spirit as we sang Christmas carols, ate homemade cookies baked by Mrs. Claus, and told Santa our Christmas gift wishes! The annual event is held at […]
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A friend and I checked out the Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour in 2016. I’ve wanted to see the inside of some of these homes since my first visit to the St. James Art Show. This national historic preservation district boasts the largest collection of Victorian architecture in the country, and this tour gives you a peek inside. The tour features […]
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We talked to local teachers to find out what toys and games they’d love their students to receive this holiday season. Preschool ideas: Playdough, Mr. Potato Head, stringing beads, Lite-Brite and scissors all help develop fine motor skills. Building toys like Lego and Lincoln Logs are helpful for creativity as well as fine motor skills. Snail’s Pace Race teaches color, counting […]
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