Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
An event where they dump more than 20,000 rubber ducks into the river for a race and the grand prize is a new car sounded like plenty of fun already and even better that proceeds benefit Harbor House, a non-profit training and development center that empowers individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and productive lives. We were […]
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Spring has arrived and it’s Kentucky Derby Festival time! Louisville is teeming with things to do this time of year. Find your FREE April fun here! Looking for free events this month? Let’s highlight some fun April! We know our readers like free family fun so here are some ideas for heading out with your kid without worrying about […]
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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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Are you ready for family fun in 2024? Our ideas for fun events and activities will get you started with a kid-friendly suggestion for each month. We have a Louisville bucket list of fun for you! Remember, aside from this Louisville bucket list, we have so many places to find more ideas: follow our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages and […]
» Read moreWelcome to the Week in Preview where we highlight weekday family fun opportunities. Here are our picks for weekday family fun! Weekday family fun is here. Please visit our day trips ideas! Wouldn’t that be fun for a weekday getaway? Also, our Spring Fun Page is packed full of ideas. Like…FULL OF IDEAS. Want to submit an event to be […]
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Thunder Over Louisville activities for families Thunder on the ground can be a lot to take in. What are the things to do for families for Thunder Over Louisville 2023? Thunder Over Louisville Activities for Kids will be plentiful at this year’s event. For 2023, whether it’s games or food, there’s something for your kids to enjoy and keep them […]
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Get out your crayons, markers, colored pencils, or whatever your chosen medium is, print out some of our Kentucky coloring pages and go to town. The state of Kentucky is beautiful and we think you can make it even prettier with your coloring skills. We want you to show it off to us! Below are some printable coloring sheets that […]
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As we get word on events being canceled and places being closed due to the threat of Coronavirus we will add them to the list. We will do our best to keep you informed. We take safety seriously and want to be sure to keep you all informed of happenings with the Coronavirus. Keep washing your hands and staying home […]
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What you need to know for the 2019 Republic Bank Pegasus® Parade Once again, it’s time to stand in awe as Louisville’s giant winged horse makes his annual trek through the middle of Downtown. Referring of course, to the Republic Bank Pegasus® Parade which commemorates the final two days of this year’s Kentucky Derby Festival. It will be Downtown on […]
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Today the Belle of Louisville began the 100 year celebration a little early with the announcement of reconditioned engines that were donated by Atlas Machine and Supply. Atlas is a local company that has been operating in Louisville since 1907. Atlas also donated their time to the project. The Belle’s engines, before the restore, were 120+ years old. Louisville is […]
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Louisville Waterfront Park is listed on the Louisville Family Fun 2013 Bucket List for Families. We listed it as the place to fly a kite when the winds of March come blowing through. Now, it’s the place to start a journey right over the Ohio River. Please note, this is an older post. I can remember Louisville’s waterfront when […]
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