Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
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. Recently, we headed up to explore things to do with kids in Nashville Indiana. We have heard people […]
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Brown County State Park in Indiana is an hour and a half north of Louisville. This gem of a park is perfect for a day or weekend trip. Brown County State Park has several different family fun activities. When we think of a fall outing, Brown County State Park comes to mind. Obviously, outdoor options are great for fall. One […]
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Zoo’Opolis Exotic Petting Zoo is a wildlife sanctuary in Brown County, Indiana where you can feed, pet, and play with the animals. Meet and greet animals in a unique way at this Indiana wildlife farm. Zoo’Opolis Exotic Petting Zoo is open two times a day on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. You definitely need to make reservations before visiting. […]
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Caufield’s is a unique store that will supply all of your Halloween needs! Have you heard of Caufield’s Louisville? This store has the best variety of Halloween costumes, supplies, wigs, decorations, and all things gore and scare! Last year I heard some sad news – Caufield’s Louisville, which has operated in Louisville since 1920, was going to close their storefront […]
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The kids are all decked out in their Halloween best, why not take them out for a kids eat free meal?! Here are some local places we have found that are offering kids eat free deals on Halloween. We have included some other non-food deals we found! Before heading out the door to snag your kids eat free on […]
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We are all about free events! Here’s a selection of festivals, events, Halloween fun and more around Kentuckiana. October events in Louisville are still happening! There are many free events around town,. We have selected some for you that we think are a great variety of events so that you can make sure you have a fantastic October. October events […]
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Happy Halloween! Please enjoy this list of Louisville-area Halloween events for families and children. This Halloween Events post for Louisville is being updated for 2020. Louisville loves Halloween. There are so many events for kids of all ages and many are free. We even have a Halloween parade! Trunk or treat events are also popular and abundant. We will keep […]
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You might be eligible for this supplemental benefit for households with children who have temporarily lost access to free or reduced-price school meals due to pandemic-related school closures The P-EBT card is an Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer Kentucky (P EBT) card with benefits equal in value to breakfasts and lunches a student did not receive during the days schools were […]
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Will kids go back to school in Louisville for fall 2020? What will that look like? We are tracking information from local, state, federal sources to keep you up to date for what is being considered for fall 2020 public schools in our area. Are you wondering if kids will go back to school in Louisville 2020 on time this […]
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Halloween in Brown Park is a staple fall event in Louisville. For 2020, it’s going to look different but it’s still happening! There’s still fun to be had for Halloween and we are happy to share with you more about this St. Matthews event. Halloween in Brown Park is always a fall family favorite. For over 20 years, the Chamber […]
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Every fall, Louisville families look for that farm day experience with the quintessential ingredients – chill in the air, corn maze, pumpkin picking, hay rides, and picture-perfect moments. Thomas Dairy Farm & Market delivers that as an annual day trip to remember. Thomas Dairy Farm and Market will offer new attractions for fall 2020! They have the best corn […]
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Educational Justice strives to end educational inequity by pairing a 5th-8th grade student with a high-achieving high school student for long-term academic mentorship. The goal of Educational Justice is to improve students’ academic performance while providing a meaningful student leadership experience. Students from low- income families perform about 3-6 grade levels below their peers from high-income backgrounds. In our community, […]
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