Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
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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The Frazier Museum is offering free membership for a year to local residents Frazier History Museum is offering a free membership to anyone in the surrounding Louisville area (see details below) through October 31, 2021 Wow, this is amazing. Family memberships are an $84 value and you can get it for free. You can get access to this museum for […]
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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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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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The Scream Machine at Louisville Waterfront Park My husband and I took a thrill ride on The Scream Machine down at Waterfront Park. The Scream Machine is a bright green 30 foot jet boat with 800 hp and twin engines. It’s capable of all sorts of tricks and high speed turns. My husband and I loved our ride around the downtown […]
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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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You all! This Ferris wheel going to be so much fun and can you imagine the view on a gorgeous spring day……..then walking the Big Four Bridge and dining out in Jeffersonville. What an amazing day! The SkyStar Observation Wheel will be at Waterfront Park’s Big Four® Lawn. It will be here for just 5 weeks and the dates are […]
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This is a sponsored post Get ready for a “street party” as the festival of German heritage returns to Fourth Street Live!. Louisville Strassenfest will commence on September 22nd from 5pm-9pm and September 23rd from 11am-9pm. Louisvillians can expect German-inspired food, an abundance of festive beers, and unforgettable live performances. Join the Facebook event here. Entertainment and programming is presented […]
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Louisville Cream is a locally owned ice cream shop in the popular NuLu area Louisville. Until recently, Louisville Cream gourmet ice cream was primarily available at local fairs and events around town. Now their delightful treats are available Wednesday – Sunday at their brick and mortar location, 632 E Market St., conveniently located next door to another local favorite, Muth’s […]
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My kids have a lot of energy, so we’re always looking for things to do that will help them burn some of it off. Rock climbing has been a staple for years, though it’s often tough to belay for 2 kids at the same time. When we recently discovered Climb Nulu was nothing but bouldering walls and didn’t require belayers we knew […]
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On Friday, February 7, my daughter and I had the pleasure of attending the grand opening of the new MakerSpace inside of the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. The MakerSpace is a special area designed with younger visitors in mind. It is an immersive art experience where visitors can experiment and create art in new and exciting ways. The KMAC […]
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