Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Are you looking for a camp option for the day after Thanksgiving? There are places offering day camp fun for kids on black Friday. School is out, maybe you want to do some shopping? The kids can have fun too! Do you have to work on Black Friday? Are you looking to go on a shopping excursion for the day […]
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Apple Picking near Louisville! Here are a few places you can go to pick-your-own apples. Apple picking is so much fun. Bring bug spray! And, have your recipes ready because you will surely go home with plenty. Apple picking near Louisville and even right in town takes place in late summer. It is always a good idea to […]
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Are you looking for next year’s JCPS calendar? Are you looking for the Oldham, Shelby, or Bullitt County Schools calendars? Greater Clark or New Albany Floyd in Southern Indiana? We have the Louisville area school calendars available for you. Most of our readers have students in Jefferson County Public Schools, JCPS. The full school calendars are typically approved in the […]
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Summer Reading Programs around Louisville Help your kids prevent the dreaded “summer slide” by participating in over a dozen free summer reading experiences and other educational fun over the summer months! Remember, any parent or caregiver who reads to a child counts for those younger ones! Summer is almost here and there are local and national programs available for […]
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The Cultural Pass for Louisville families is here! Get your pass online, it’s free. Louisville families can enjoy learning fun all year round. Louisville Cultural Pass 2025 will be available for May 31 – August 10, 2025 You will need to register for the Cultural Pass and can do that this year in person or digitally by downloading the […]
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The Louisville Free Public Library is hosting the 11th annual How-To Festival at the Main Branch of the library on May 11 from 10 am – 3 pm. The Louisville Free Public Library is busy laying the finishing touches on the 12th annual How-To Festival. Taking place on the second Saturday in May, the Library’s How-To Festival has become an annual tradition for thousands of Louisvillians […]
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Lowes Build and Grow Louisville events are fun for 2025! Free fun at Lowe’s where kids can learn skills and go home with a project they made! Many parents forgot about these events because they didn’t happen for a long while but in 2025, Lowe’s brought them back. You can sign up for your child to build a project for […]
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Are you looking for fun things to do on MLK Day with Kids? There are many MLK Day events and ways to celebrate. There are Martin Luther King Jr. Day events in Louisville from commemorative events to fun outings. Here are some MLK Day events and ideas for things to do with kids. You can spend the day working on […]
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A Community Access membership level will allow even more people to access Kentucky Science Center! Learn more about this free membership opportunity for families! Kentucky Science Center has a membership level that will allow even more people to access Kentucky Science Center. It’s the new Community Access Membership! This membership provides a free family membership to families participating in the […]
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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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Looking for winter break camps for your kids? The kids are out of school for two weeks! Why not send them to one of these amazing camps to bounce, run, and maybe even learn a little bit? Winter break is long! Winter break camps help the kids stay active and avoid cabin fever. There are camps for every interest! […]
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This playful exhibit invites visitors of all ages to channel their inner architect and engineer as they design, build, and fortify their dream forts. Looking for an engaging family activity that combines creativity, learning, and fun? The Kentucky Science Center’s “Who Forted?” exhibit offers just that—a hands-on building experience where visitors of all ages can design, construct, and test their […]
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