Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
This is a sponsored post Summer Camps at My Gym Louisville are back this year and better than ever! We have eight exciting theme weeks planned for children ages 3-7 years. Each day, children will get to play in our children’s gym area which includes slides, a trampoline, monkey bars, balance beam, uneven bars, ballpit, basketball hoops, zipline, and more. […]
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Bambino Buddy Ball: Available at St. Matthew’s Baseball and Softball, Okolona Baseball, Prairie Village Baseball, and North Oldham Little League. All About Kids offers FEAT swim lessons (swim lessons for children with autism) and movement and more gymnastics classes (gymnastics lessons for kids with special needs). Camp Hi-Ho: Camp Hi-Ho and Kosair Children’s Hospital recognize the unique challenge that […]
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Broad Run Park is the newest and last of the parks opening in the vast and beautiful parks system that is The Parklands of Floyds Fork. Along with another beautiful park to explore, hiking trails, and playground and picnic facilities, there is also a very large, fantastic splash park for kids and families to enjoy. My kids and I visited […]
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My kids and I checked out Juniper Hill Park Aquatic Center shortly after it opened last summer. It had only been open a few months when we went, and it was hopping! (Note, it is likely to be very busy on weekends! We took a scenic drive from Middletown out through Shelbyville Road; we went through Simpsonville and Shelbyville (check […]
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Last summer (2015), my daughter attended a week long art camp that was held as a collaboration between the Jeffersontown Historical Museum and Louisville Visual Art. It was a half day camp offered from 9am-12pm for 5 days. The price was very good too, just $85! She really enjoyed it, as she loves art and anything to do with being […]
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Last summer, my then twelve-year-old daughter attended one of the drama camps by Drama By George. It was a one week half day camp held at Bellarmine University. She really enjoyed it! She attended the camp with a friend, and both of them love drama. They worked in groups on a play entitled “Cinderella in Elementary School.” The young actors […]
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This is a sponsored post Got a Drama Queen or Drama King at your house? This summer, educational theatre company Drama by George is giving young actors ages 8-16 the chance to act in a play, make a movie, or learn comedy improv. Students can build self-confidence and creativity in any of our awesome summer day camps. Moviemakers Filmmaking Camp. […]
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Nicolle was given admission tickets to Holiday World for the purpose of reviewing their dining options. Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari offers an array of rides, shows and food! While my family visited the park recently, we decided to take in the many food options available throughout the park. There are restaurants in every section of the park and they […]
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Louisville is a great place for a summer vacation with kids. Here is a suggested itinerary for your summer break family vacation in Louisville. Looking for more summer fun? Click here. Sunday: Start in Bardstown, KY. It’s just about 45 minutes from Louisville. Visit My Old Kentucky Home State Park, Main Street in Bardstown, The Bourbon Heritage Center (Read about bourbon tourism […]
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My kids and I recently discovered this fabuLOUs playground near the University of Louisville‘s campus. Well, I’ve known it was there for years, but we actually just officially visited it and let me just say, it’s become my favorite place to play when we are near that area! It’s the Don Fightmaster Playground, part of the University’s Cardinal Park. Please […]
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Louisville families love to go to Holiday World. Are you considering visiting? It’s important to know a few things before you go so you know what to expect, what to bring, how much you’ll spend and more. Here are our Holiday World tips. When we visited Holiday World for the first time, we had a really nice time. I asked […]
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Wendell Moore Park is a great park off Highway 393 in La Grange. It is 107 acres of walking trails, picnic shelters, playgrounds, a lake for fishing from bank or dock, softball fields, tennis courts, a basketball court, and restrooms. It has nice, wide open areas with trees to climb, rocks to jump on, and nature to observe. It also shares a parking lot with […]
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