Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Outdoor fun is all the rage in 2020 and we don’t have to tell you why! Let’s take a look at some amazing places to visit with your family that are right here around Louisville. With school looking so different in 2020, we want to highlight some places near Louisville where you can get outside, away from the offices and […]
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Halloween in Brown Park is a staple fall event in Louisville. For 2020, it’s going to look different but it’s still happening! There’s still fun to be had for Halloween and we are happy to share with you more about this St. Matthews event. Halloween in Brown Park is always a fall family favorite. For over 20 years, the Chamber […]
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Graeter’s is offering a FREE Single Dip Sugar Cone of Elena’s Blueberry Pie ice cream to everyone! You can support Cones for the Cure and get a free ice cream cone! Cones for the Cure is an effort to help raise awareness for The Cure Starts Now and their pursuit for the “homerun” cure for cancer. From September 10-20, Graeter’s […]
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Having a picnic and spending time in a local park makes for a great day. Good thing Kentucky has a lot of options for family picnicking fun! Takeout and picnics make for great family time at the park. Supporting Louisville restaurants makes it even better! We think takeout and picnics are a great combination. If you want to support Louisville […]
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Jurassic Quest at Coney Island Amusement Park August 21 – August 30, 2020 Over 70 dinosaurs true-to-detail (and size) will be on display at this drive-thru dinosaur event in Cincinnati A drive-thru dinosaur event in Cincinnati will take place August 21-30, 2020. We have seen Jurassic Quest host indoor events and like most businesses, innovating is key for 2020 to […]
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Nanny Pair created outdoor parent and child classes where adults can join their child for a morning of fun and adventure! New “You & Me” classes for ages 1-6 in the park this summer from Nanny Pair Outdoor Adventure Class: “Inhale/Exhale” Right now we will focus on positive things, things we can control and most importantly, taking care of […]
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Party for the Planet: A Month-Long Celebration of the Earth at the Louisville Zoo Louisville Zoo discounts are available throughout the month of July. We know that our readers love a good deal! Louisville Zoo Discounts are definitely a good deal and when you can have a fun day with the animals for under $30 for a family of four, […]
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Are you considering homeschooling and you don’t know how to do it? Here are resources and tips that will help you gain more information about how to homeschool. We asked on of our long-time readers who has homeschooled her children for years to put together tips for parents who are wondering how to homeschool in Louisville. By: Amy Callihan The […]
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Access free resources online through Louisville Free Public Library with your library card! The COVID-19 pandemic has kept the Louisville Free Public Library locations closed for over a month, and no set plans have been made to reopen just yet. Louisville Free Public Library is now open for CURBSIDE SERVICE! The libraries are still closed to in-person visits. However, curbside service […]
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Ice Cream Trucks Louisville and Shave Ice Trucks bring the treats to you! Where is the ice cream truck?? Weather will start to warm up and there’s nothing like getting a cold treat on a hot day. Spring and summer 2020 are going to look different so many of the ice cream and shave ice locations are going mobile, even […]
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There are many resources available to keep kids learning at home. We have made a manageable list of ideas to help make times when school is out more productive and less stressful. If you are at home with your kids when school is out, it can be very stressful to juggle keeping them engaged in their assignments and do all […]
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Looking for a fun way to surprise loved ones and do a project at home with your kids? Create a puzzle for them through the mail! I was looking for a way to connect our family by doing something a little extra than simply mailing a card or picture the children drew for their grandparents. What I came up […]
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