Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Our writer was granted admission for the purpose of review. My 1st grader and I were given the opportunity to go and see a Christmas show at Derby Dinner Playhouse. We were so excited to take advantage of some much needed mother and son time. What is it about this time of the year and just being so busy?! We […]
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Our writer was granted free admission for the purpose of this review. On Saturday, my daughter and I had the opportunity to attend the opening lunch showing of Junie B. Jones The Musical at Derby Dinner Playhouse. If you have a young child– especially a girl, you are probably familiar with Barbara Parks’ beloved book series Junie B. Jones. The […]
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My daughter and I had the pleasure of attending the opening day lunchtime showing of Sleeping Beauty at Derby Dinner Playhouse. This our first time visiting Derby Dinner Playhouse and we were both excited for a mother-daughter date while the “boys” did their own thing. Anticipating we might encounter traffic with construction, we timed our arrival close to the time that […]
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We were given tickets to this show for purpose of review. Derby Dinner Playhouse has a new Children’s Theatre show -THE TOOTH FAIRY. We had the opportunity to see it on February 21. There are other public performances on February 21, 28, March 7, 9, 14, 21, 2015. You can get information by calling 812-288-8281 or visiting www.derbydinner.com. Your kids […]
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Allison was given two free tickets to Derby Dinner Playhouse for purpose of review My kindergartener and I were treated to a show at Derby Dinner Playhouse and we had a blast! We were fortunate enough to be invited to come see the opening day of the newest play for kids, Magic Tree House Series: Dinosaurs Before Dark. Each ticket […]
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Princess Penelope’s Dragon is the latest children’s theatre production to hit the Derby Dinner Playhouse Stage. We went to the May 24th lunch performance and left happily entertained. They have future performances on May 31, June 7, 14 and 21. Tickets start at $16 and include food and beverage (juice/milk for kids, water/tea/coffee for adults). I took my daughter out […]
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The Jungle Book is the first children’s show of the year at Derby Dinner Playhouse. According to their website “Experience this extraordinary musical adventure into the fantasy world of Rudyard Kipling. Join Mowgli, a boy raise by wolves in the jungles of India, as he discovers life lessons with his friends Bagheera and the beloved bear Baloo.” We arrived at noon […]
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My son and I were able to check out Jingle Arrgh the Way this weekend at a hosted lunch show at the Derby Dinner Playhouse. I don’t want to give too much away about the story, but it is a musical play about a boy who takes a trip to the North Pole with his pirate friends to meet Santa. […]
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My daughter and I recently braved the torrential downpour to head to Derby Dinner Playhouse and enjoyed a hosted visit to see Miss Nelson Has a Field Day. What I love about the children’s shows is they are right at an hour. They are short, sweet, and keep your little ones entertained for the duration. Not only do they have a […]
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My son and I attended the Derby Dinner Playhouse Children’s Theatre show on a Saturday morning for breakfast. The children’s theatre shows are performed weekdays for school groups and on Saturday for the public. The Saturday performances include breakfast or lunch, and there are season tickets available that include four children’s theatre shows at a discount. When you first arrive […]
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Day camps and overnight camps for Oaks and Derby Day Oaks Day and Derby Day are fun for kids and adults alike, but sometimes we like to celebrate in different ways. Here are some fun drop off Oaks Derby camps. Oaks and Derby Day Camps: Camp HiHo– Oaks Day 9am – 5:30pm. Lunch and dinner provided. Optional transportation. Fishing, […]
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An event where they dump more than 20,000 rubber ducks into the river for a race and the grand prize is a new car sounded like plenty of fun already and even better that proceeds benefit Harbor House, a non-profit training and development center that empowers individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and productive lives. We were […]
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