Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Make plans to join us on Sunday, November 5 between 1:30-4:00 to discover why Kentucky Country Day School is rated the #1 private school in Kentucky! We believe that we offer our students the best, most well-rounded private school experience in Louisville and the surrounding region. Our students are challenged by a rigorous college prep curriculum and have numerous opportunities to participate in service, […]
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The following is a compilation of ten cities for families to review before they visit Southern Indiana. These places offer lots of relaxation, family fun, and sites to see together! These are in no particular order. (Well, they are alphabetical!) Bedford is a great cultural-filled town, with things to do like theater, wineries, history, museums, local fruit markets and farms, […]
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Wilderness Louisville FOREST ADVENTURE is a free, family event at the Horine Reservation area of Jefferson Memorial Forest. It is put on by Wilderness Louisville, Inc. and supported by local businesses. My family and I really enjoyed attending this event in October of 2016. On the morning of the event, there was a 5k Trail Run. We enjoyed watching some of the […]
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This is a sponsored post Do you want your child to be active? Learn Gymnastics? Have a great, fun and loving experience while learning new skills? At Champion Gymnastics at All About Kids, we provide the best gymnastics classes in Louisville. Your child’s gymnastics lessons will be in a fun, safe environment with the best trained professionals around. We pledge […]
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Chances are, if you’ve been to any of your local parks recently, or maybe just within your neighborhood grounds, you may have stumbled across painted rocks. The craze is really sweeping the nation, especially as of late spring of this year when the Today Show did a segment highlighting the Kindness Rocks Project. Since then, rock painting groups have sprung […]
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We were granted admission for purpose of review I recently had a girls’ night at Board and Brush Louisville. It’s located in the East End, right off 265. It’s conveniently situated next to a Mexican restaurant for chips and margaritas right before or after! (Board and Brush also has a bar and snacks for sale which was great to have […]
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Writers were granted free admission for purpose of review. Recently, some LFF writers and their families were able to enjoy a couple hours on the water at Taylorsville Lake State Park. We went out with a company called Endless Summer Paddle. They supply the paddleboats, paddles, life vests, instruction, and guides. You can go out on the water with a guides like […]
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We were granted admission for purpose of review. Clarksville Cove offers birthday parties in the summer months for fun swim parties. There are a variety of time slots (parties are 1.5 hours) and packages ranging from $175 to $300. The price differential basically considers whether or not you want food at your party. I found that with a 1.5 hour […]
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My youngest son had a tough year in school. This kid has always excelled at everything he does, but for whatever reason this year he got off track. It’s scary as a parent seeing that first failing grade on a report card, especially if you are doing the best you can. We had meeting after meeting with teachers, counselors, and […]
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This is the first #LouFamFun kid review! I am going to give you an introduction and then my son is going to tell you about his camp experience. Camp was $225 and we registered several months ago by mailing in our registration form and a deposit of $50. I spoke to the coaches and they said there are still spots […]
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I was so excited when I found out that there was a new sprayground opening in Louisville. Where we live, we are about halfway between the one at Mary T. Meagher and the one at the Marshall playground in the Parklands, both of which are great, but not the most convenient for us. We couldn’t wait to try out the […]
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The temperature on the afternoon of the 15th was almost 90-degrees, and the kids and I were in hot pursuit of some instant cooling, after-school treat relief. Thankfully, right in the heart of the Highlands sits a very small, yellow “shed” of sorts – Big Mike’s Shaved Ice. We pulled into the adjacent parking lot of the hair salon in […]
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