Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Bardstown is less than an hour south of Louisville, and there is so much to do there for a day or weekend trip! We recently went down to Bardstown on a beautiful, sunny day, and decided to mix some fun with some education and exercise. What is there to do on a day trip to Bardstown? On your day trip […]
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As the temperature increases, we are headed out on more adventures. Recently, we spent the day in Boone County Here are some things you can do for a day trip to Visit Boone County Kentucky We decided to explore our state and Visit Boone County Kentucky! Our first stop was Boone County Arboretum, aka Central Park.Since Boone County Arboretum is […]
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This summer, kids need camp like never before. YMCA of Greater Louisville YMCA Summer Camp – Think Outside. No Box Required YMCA Summer Camps offer a powerful learning environment and can be a place where a child’s social education and independence grow. Kids have the opportunity to try new activities and when they succeed—they build self-esteem and confidence. The Y […]
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Salato Wildlife Education Center offers animal encounters in the heart of Kentucky. The Salato Wildlife Center is now open for the 2021 season! Some programming discussed in this article may be different now due to the pandemic. Photos are from past experiences Salato Wildlife Education Center is in in Frankfort, KY. You can’t miss the entrance – there’s a giant […]
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Greetings from HoneyBear Farms KY, home of the Honey Depot Beekeeping Store & Apiary in Louisville, Kentucky. The Best Local Honey in Louisville and so much to learn too! HoneyBear Farms is a small agricultural business located just east of Jeffersontown on Taylorsville Road, about 3/4 mile from the Gene Snyder freeway. They provide beekeeping supplies, equipment, bees, classes, tours […]
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3 Practical Ways to Get Kiddos to Cooperate Today by Megan B. Bartley, MAMFT, LMFT, Founding Director of the Louisville Mindfulness Center Kids not cooperating?! No problem! We’ve got this! At Louisville Mindfulness Center, we offer “Tools for your Toolbox to Handle all of Life’s Stressors.” *this is a paid sponsorship post 1) Show Up With Your Kiddos How […]
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Crumbl Cookies is opening in Louisville, Kentucky You know you love cookies! We are so excited for this bakery to open and we can try all of their cookie flavors. Crumbl Cookies Louisville is located at 12949 Shelbyville Road in Middletown. It will open on March 11 but on March 12 it is FREE COOKIE DAY starting at 8am! We love […]
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The weather report is looking a bit chilly these days. I recommend stopping by a small business to get something to warm you up from the inside out with a local specialty hot drink. Our writers love coffee and our kids love hot chocolate. So, when it’s cold, we are on the hunt for the Best coffee shops in Louisville […]
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People are really excited about Duck Donuts coming to Louisville! We know that our readers love donuts. We have been hearing a lot of buzz about this place, so what’s the big deal? Duck Donuts in Louisville is the 100th location for this company. It is NOW OPEN! The Grand Opening was February 20th. Per their local Facebook page: […]
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Our favorite librarian, Erin, has put together with her team a fantastic list of books that celebrate diversity Are you looking for books for you and your kids that celebrate diversity? Luckily, the Louisville Free Public Library staff is amazing and has compiled a list on their website. Click here for their list of books that celebrate diversity. If you […]
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The Frazier Museum is offering free membership for a year to local residents Frazier History Museum is offering a free membership to anyone in the surrounding Louisville area (see details below) through October 31, 2021 Wow, this is amazing. Family memberships are an $84 value and you can get it for free. You can get access to this museum for […]
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As birthdays come around again this year, we still need to be safe, but vehicle parades just aren’t cutting it any more. Parents made do in 2020 for birthday parties and figured out fun options for kids. But, most places were closed then. Now, there are birthday parties during Covid that are possible because places opened up and they have […]
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