Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
A retro arcade in Louisville – new space for indoor fun will take you back in time for affordable family fun Zanzabar Arcade at Logan Street Market is a new, large venue full of retro (and a few current) arcade games. This large arcade in Louisville provides a new option for indoor family fun. Sometimes it’s more difficult to find […]
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Hauck’s Corner on Goss Ave offers a casual dining atmosphere with outdoor entertainment for the family Are you looking for a place to eat with kids that allows them to wiggle around and play? Hauck’s Corner is in a location that has been serving the Schnitzelburg community for quite some time, since 1912. It just wasn’t always a restaurant. But, […]
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Not sure what to do with your kids on Spring Break? Have no fear; our Louisville Spring Break Staycation itinerary is here! This is how you make a staycation full of great memories. Here are our ideas for a Louisville Spring Break Staycation! Monday: Outside: Head to the Louisville Zoo to see all the animals, play on the playgrounds, […]
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I scream, you scream, We Scream Ice Cream Shop 2025 has been a doozy but there’s one corner of our city, where things are bright, comfy and delicious… and that’s We Scream ice cream shop. View this post on Instagram A post […]
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Jessica Lagomarcino Photography is your premier Louisville family photographer, dedicated to preserving the precious moments and milestones of families in the Louisville area. Jessica Lagomarcino is a Louisville family photographer. She has been photographing families for over 15 years and has a passion for capturing the unique personalities and love of each family in front of her lens. Jessica Lagomarcino creates stunning photographs that […]
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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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You will be surprised by the family fun hidden at the back of this toy mall in Kentucky! Take a step back in time browsing antiques and toys but also, find treasures for everyone in the family. We headed to South Louisville Antique & Toy Mall after I told a friend about what my daughter likes and that she loves […]
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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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Is it cold, rainy, or snowing? Indoor fun is here. There are nice family fun options in the great indoors. You need indoor fun! Check out one of these great family-friendly activities the next time there’s a chill in the air. Lots of families turn to our website looking for indoor fun for kids when the weather just isn’t ideal. There […]
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Louisville is full of 5k+ runs and/or charity runs and many of them offer a fun run option or even a family fun run. We have put together a list of all the family-friendly run/walks in the Louisville area that we can find. Put on your running shoes, grab the kids, and go run (or walk) for a cause and […]
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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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