Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
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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Berry Bee Acres in Simpsonville offers u-pick blackberries Enjoy some time out at a local farm where you can pop in and out to pick just blackberries! Blackberry picking near Louisville is available at Berry Bee Acres in Simpsonville at 6535 Shelbyville Rd. Take a ride just into Shelby County to find this small, specialty farm that will bring you […]
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The best ice cream in Louisville. Frozen yogurt and other cool treats too! When the forecast is HOT we go in search of the best ice cream, frozen yogurt and cool treats. We are lucky to have so many wonderful options in Louisville and Southern Indiana offering everything from the classics to liquid nitrogen treats and gourmet ice pops. We […]
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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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Are you looking for FREE events in June for family fun? Free events in June are here! You won’t have to dip into your vacation fund to have fun in Louisville this month. Check out these FREE events and have fun! Every Saturday, 9:00am Farm animal feeding at Blackacre Conservancy Every Sunday Speed Art Museum admission is free Ongoing […]
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Pools in Louisville (or nearby!) Pools around Louisville – Summer fun is swimming and if you want to beat the heat, these public swimming pools are ready for you and your family to make a splash. Louisville, Southern Indiana and beyond. Pools in Louisville Here’s a great list from Kentucky Family Fun if you want to take a day […]
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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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Are you looking to beat the heat at the movies? Throughout the summer, movie theaters and libraries offer deals for families. For indoor fun during the summer on hot days, head to the movie theaters. Prices range from FREE to $2 Summer movie deals in Louisville or nearby! This is a great way to beat the heat. Enjoy some […]
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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 2024 will be available for June 1 – August 4, 2024 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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Vacation Bible School (VBS) around Louisville Vacation Bible School: The following churches have published VBS programs for summer. Please contact the church directly for VBS registration, fees and to confirm the information listed below. Click on the church name to link to the church/program vacation bible school website. Looking for vacation bible school (VBS) in Crestwood, Prospect, Goshen, Pewee Valley, […]
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If you’ve never been to this local place, it is a family fun must! My aunt still tells the story of how we used to ride our bikes to the local ice cream parlor. As she loves to tell the story, I would always insist on getting chocolate and she would order sherbet. Then by the end our flavors were […]
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