Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
A replica of the Columbus Ship, Pinta, will be docked in Louisville for learning and exploration. From June 22 to July 4, this amazing replica Columbus ship will be in Louisville on the waterfront. The “Pinta”, a Replica of a Portuguese Caravel used by Columbus and many early explorers will open as a “floating museum” for dockside educational tours. The […]
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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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Fifty Percent-Off February, formally known as $5 February, offers discounts for locals at Museum Row attractions. February is a great month for savings! Locals can enjoy museum row discounts. $5 off admission rate for all of February to the multiple museums on museum row – Main St. in downtown Louisville. Indoor fun for less all month long. This does not […]
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Museums in Louisville and Historical House Tours From huge buildings to single room displays– we’ve compiled a list of museums and historical homes for visitors of different ages and interests. There are many museums and tours right here in Louisville that are great for families. We have compiled a list for you to help in your planning. Remember for […]
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Family Fun Day on the Ohio and a walk over the Big 4 Bridge Since the opening of the Big 4 Bridge several years ago, Jeffersonville has really evolved. What is there to do with kids? My family and I decided to spend the day at the Big 4 Bridge together down by the Ohio River. We parked at the […]
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Waterfront Park Seeking Input on Phase IV Expansion Plans for PlayWorks A 1.5-acre outdoor experiential learning area planned for Louisville’s Waterfront Park PlayWorks at Waterfront Park Phase IV is a transformative experience for Louisville’s residents & visitors, brought to you through the collaboration and partnership of Waterfront Park and the Kentucky Science Center. A 1.5 acre experience that […]
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Louisville is abundant with art you can see from your car or on your walk. Murals and sculptures are all over the city. Spring is a fantastic time to explore Louisville. But, during this global pandemic, there are many limitations. Luckily, so much of the public art and murals are visible by car. Here are some ideas to safely get […]
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Learn about McAlpine Locks and Dam near Falls of the Ohio Some of this information may have changed since this review is a few years old. Also, during spring/summer 2020 – some of this may not be open. Last summer my family ventured over to Portland to find the McAlpine Locks and Dam at the Falls of the Ohio. I didn’t […]
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