Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Enjoy the month of April by celebrating the Earth. Here are some local events to help you. Louisville Zoo is celebrating the whole month of April. Each weekday visitors can enjoy the many keeper presentations and animal encounters that we offer and every weekend will be filled with scavenger hunts and special activities. Check out the website for all the […]
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Kingpin Lanes is located in Jeffersontown Commons on Taylorsville Rd. My kids and I, along with my parents, spent a recent rainy afternoon there bowling and playing. They are open 7 days a week and it’s a very large facility with lanes on both sides and a cafe in the middle. It was just under $25 for 6 of us to […]
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The Louisville St. Patrick’s Day parade is held on a Saturday around March 17th. This year, 2011, it was the Saturday before. It starts at the intersection of E. Broadway and Baxter and ends near the Mid City Mall on Bardstown Rd. It is a fun event for the whole family. We took a seat on a wall across from […]
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Last week, I took my kids to the open swim at Mary T. Meagher Aquatics Center. We went to a weekday open swim from 12-3pm. They have many different times for open swim as well as lap swimming or water aerobics. You can even have a swimming birthday party there! Anyway, we went at noon and the open swim area was not […]
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My family and I spent a day this past weekend checking out the Newport Aquarium near Cincinnati, OH. It is about an hour and half drive from Louisville and makes for a fun daytrip (could have easily turned into a nice weekend trip with all the other Cincinnati attractions). We found some metered parking (free since it was on the […]
» Read moreYesterday, my son and I attended a birthday party at All About Kids to celebrate one of his pre-school classmate’s 4th birthday. If you are considering holding a birthday party there, this review should be helpful! When we were invited, we got a large postcard as an invitation that was a waiver from All About Kids. It had the birthday […]
» Read moreDid you know Kentucky has a Lincoln Heritage Trail? In celebration of Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday (February 12) and President’s Day (February 21), this would be a fun road trip to discover the people, places, and events that influenced Abraham Lincoln’s legacy. The trail has stops in Louisville, Frankfort, Lexington, Springfield, and Hodgenville covering his birthplace, boyhood home, as well as […]
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This morning, Maggie and I went for a fun hour of play at Kentucky Gymnastics Academy, better known as KGA. KGA is located in the Eastpoint business area on Stanley Gault Parkway which is very easy to access from the Old Henry exit off of the Gene Snyder. It was $5 for Maggie (and I) to play during this pre […]
» Read moreHeartland Music Together lives up to its name as I recently found out when I participated in one of their free demo classes with my oldest son. The class was interactive for both the parents and the children. I found it to be educational as well as entertaining. The demo class I attended was at a local church in Louisville […]
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Iceland Sports Complex is located near the Anchorage area of Louisville on UPS Dr. near the intersection of Hurstbourne Pkwy and LaGrange Rd. I took my son to their public skating last Sunday. They have a calendar on their website to let you know all of their public skate times. It was $16 for admission and rental of 2 skates. […]
» Read moreHere’s a craft that’s a little more involved that you can do with your children during the winter. You can make it geared toward the holidays or just simply make it winter themed. A foam mitten wreath! Have the kids trace the outside of their hands in the shape on mittens on foam sheets. They can do their fingers if […]
» Read moreLights Under Louisville is an elaborate holiday lights display in the Louisville Mega Caverns off of Poplar Level Road. We headed there last night to use the Groupon that I purchased for this event. For a Sunday evening, it was jam packed! We went right after dinner and it seems the rest of Louisville did the same! We turned off of […]
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