Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
If you like being outdoors relaxing listening to bluegrass, then check out Forest Fest next May! We went for the first time this past weekend. You could tell we were first timers as we did not bring lawn chairs, blankets, or a cooler. Although the extra gear was not necessary, it would definitely make you more comfortable as opposed to sitting […]
» Read moreWe visited Joe Huber’s Family Farm and arrived at 9:30am. It was about a 40 minute drive from my home in East Louisville. The strawberry picking began at 9am, but at 9:30, we were one of the first ones out there. We headed into the general store, picked up a cardboard basket and there was a tractor waiting outside. We […]
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McNeely Lake Park has just about everything you could want in a park: lake for fishing or boating, ducks, trails, playground, horseback riding, geocaches, tennis, soccer, basketball, 3 playgrounds, picnic areas to name a few of the amenities. It is located off of Cooper Chapel Road off Preston Highway. It is one of the largest in the metro area. McNeely […]
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» Read moreFather’s Day is just around the corner! Louisville has some fun crafts and events to celebrate your father and being a father. June 4 Valet Organizer at Home Depot – Free- Have the kids make a special present for their dad. June 11 Goofy Golf at Lowe’s – Free with registration. Build a goofy golf game for your dad. June […]
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We woke up this morning to gorgeous weather and I decided to spend the morning with my daughter browsing the Cherokee Triangle Art Fair. Since I had never been before, we headed out early and arrive just after 10am when it began. We parked on a side street leading away from the triangle area and did not have too far […]
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Crosby Park is a small park not far off of Shelbyville Road in Middletown. Mainly, it is dedicated to sports recreation, but it does have other things to offer. My kids really enjoyed out morning outing and picnic at this cute park. It has several baseball fields that are used for little league. It also has a small picnic shelter […]
» Read moreThis weekend, my family and I went out on a wonderful afternoon to meet up with the Louisville Mommies for a picnic and Easter Egg hunt! I used this opportunity to break out my brand new Mini Market tote from Cordial Lee. Usually, I just pack a frumpy insulated bag for our picnic, but I now feel stylin’ with my new […]
» Read moreThe Goose Creek Diner is located off of Westport Road not far from Hurstbourne. It is a wonderful family restaurant since it offers a wide variety of choices at great prices. It has a simple atmosphere so you can bring your kids after practice, for a nicer dinner on a Saturday night or for brunch on Sundays. The menu is […]
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For a more recent post about Tyler Park, please click here. Tyler Park is nestled between Bardstown Rd. and Barret Ave right under Baxter Ave in the appropriately name Tyler Park neighborhood of Louisville. On a sunny day recently, I went to the metro parks website to find a park that we had not been to and chose Tyler Park. […]
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The Louisville Kids Fair was held this weekend at the convention center downtown. Overall, I feel there is a lot of room for improvement but at the same time, my child had a lot of fun. My son loves exploring and doing new things, so entering the fair and roaming around was really entertaining for him. This was it’s first […]
» Read moreEnjoy the month of April by celebrating the Earth. Here are some local events to help you. Louisville Zoo is celebrating the whole month of April. Each weekday visitors can enjoy the many keeper presentations and animal encounters that we offer and every weekend will be filled with scavenger hunts and special activities. Check out the website for all the […]
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