Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Free workshops for kids at the Home Depot Home Depot offers free kids workshops the first Saturday of each month from 9am to 12 pm. The workshops are designed for children ages 5 – 12. Workshops teach children do-it-yourself skills, tool safety and instill a sense of pride and accomplishment. The kids get to keep their craft, receive a certificate […]
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A 32,000 square feet inclusive playground just 30 minutes from Louisville. Possibility Playground in Corydon is a destination playground for all Louisville families. Possibility Playground in Corydon, IN is worth the drive from Louisville. Pack up supplies for a day trip and your only cost is gas for a full day of fun. Located in Hayswood Nature Preserve, your family […]
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Over the years Trunk or Treats has become more and more popular and we want to share with you the best around Louisville. Trunk or Treats aims to provide a safe environment for trick-or-treaters on or around Halloween. Trunk or Treats involve a community coming together in a parking lot, either on the 31st or shortly before, so that children […]
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The Blieden Family Playground at the local Jewish Community Center (JCC) is an outdoor option that ticks all the right boxes. Here’s what you need to know to make your visit as enjoyable as possible: A Secure Play Environment at Blieden Family Playground The Blieden Family Playground is securely enclosed by a tall fence, ensuring that children can play […]
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A playground and park with hiking trails in Prospect, Kentucky Putney Pond and Little Hunting Creek Park in Prospect is right off of US-42 with trails, creeks, picnic spots, and a playground Putney Pond and Little Hunting Creek Park in Prospect does not look expansive from the road but actually, it offers quite a bit of outdoor fun for families. […]
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Find family friendly hiking trails around look Louisville to get exercise together and enjoy nature. We have so many wonderful parks with great trails, many of which feature paved walking paths among their terrific amenities. With current recommendations for social distancing or after when you are ready to explore beyond, here are our favorite places for hiking with kids. Some […]
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It is the perfect time to go exploring and try new summer activities. Louisville and the surrounding area had lots of really cool things to do. We have search high and low and come up with 90 great activities to do in the Louisville area. Go through our list and pick out items that you think your family will enjoy. […]
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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. We headed up to explore things to do with kids in Nashville Indiana. We have heard people talk […]
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Free Fishing Weekend is June 1-2 in Kentucky for 2024 This weekend, no license is required to fish in Kentucky. If fishing is something you have wanted to try, you can find a spot this weekend and not have to worry about the license. We love fishing with our kids. We are by no means experts at it, but everyone […]
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Storywalk® at the ParklandsRead a favorite children’s book while taking a stroll around the park They say learning through play is the best way, sprinkle in a little exercise and some quality time and we truly have an afternoon full of real family fun. StoryWalk at the Parklands is free and fun to do with your young children. Spread across 4,000 […]
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Blackacre Conservancy is open for hiking and to feed animals in Louisville. Their historic homestead is free to visit! Blackacre State Conservancy Nature Preserve and Historic Homestead offers over 280 acres of land and so much more. Enjoy this beautiful place with your family. Many people have asked “Where can we take our kids to feed animals in Louisville?” If […]
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New Park in Louisville, Kentucky Alberta O. Jones Park offers a brand new playground! For parents seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Louisville, Alberta O. Jones Park is a haven that offers family-friendly activities. Named after the inspiring civil rights activist, Alberta O. Jones, this park invites parents to explore its natural beauty and engage in recreational […]
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