Louisville Events

When you’ve got the right chocolate, it really can go with anything. You’ve probably never paired chocolate and wine before, and that means it’s time to find out how great this duo can be. Go to a ...

You know how they say some people just don't know when to quit? Well, the manager of Yew Dell Gardens, Sayde Heckman, doesn't know when to quit with the houseplants! Join Sayde at Houseplants Anonymous. She can put her houseplant addiction to good use to...

Step up to the Italian table this February and go to a cooking class that focuses on the cuisine of this country. When this class at At the Italian Table is over, you’ll get to eat what you made!

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Improvisational comedians make up something funny out of any situation, word or idea that comes their way. If you’ve seen shows like “Whose Line,” then you’re already familiar with improv. This February, learn how to perform it at The Bard’s Town...

Sure, it’s winter, but you can start thinking about summer fun right now. At the 2019 Louisville Summer Camp Fair at the Sawyer Hayes Community Center, that’s exactly what you’ll...

Remember when books were made with paper? You can still get your hands on real books this February at the Book Works Community Book Sale. Thousands of media items will be here, including games, and all of them are priced to be affordable.

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Have you ever wanted to see a live fashion show? New York and Paris, where events like that are held all the time, are pretty far way. But this February, you can go to Runway and Rescue at Churchill Downs for a truly posh fashion show event filled with entertainment,...

Give the one you love all the beauty of nature with a romantic evening hike under the starry sky. Go to Jefferson Memorial Forest for Valentine’s Day and give your better half memories they will always cherish.

Go to Whiskey Wednesday at the Mellwood Tavern this February, because it never hurts to unwind a little in the middle of the week. Have a night full of music and mingling, all led by a Louisville radio personality.

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Do you speak flowers? In the Victorian Era, flowers were used to send secret messages, reveal love for another person and communicate feelings of all types. Learn more about the Romance Language of Flowers from an expert this February at the Bon Air Library...

Impress all your friends this February and tell them you’re going to a screening at the Jewish Film Festival at Village 8 Theaters. It sounds super fancy, but no problem, you can wear jeans! The secret is, a screening just means that you’re watching...

Go to Butchertown Pizza Hall for a slice and a few laughs this February. It’s the Sunday Comedy Showcase, and admission is free.

Comedy Showcase

Be there, and be ready to laugh...

Have a night of decadence and opulence this February! Go to the Winter Ball at Locust Grove, one of Louisville’s great historic events and locations!

A Winter’s Ball

This Winter Ball is inspired by...

Get your gang together and go to an All-Ages Cooking Class at Turnip the Beet this February 8th. New Year’s Eve has come and gone in Kentucky, but Chinese New Year is in February. To celebrate, learn how to make delicious pan-fried dumplings.

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En garde! Go to a Fencing Class at the Douglass Community Center this February, and learn a little bit more about this sport. Fencing is an Olympic sport that's been featured on TV shows and movies, and now you have a chance to learn...

What’s even more relaxing than practicing yoga poses? Eating pizza, of course! Go to Yogis and Pepperonis at Pizza Bar at Fourth Street Live and go enjoy the best of exercise and eating. Because when you’re taking...

This February, introduce children to the art of weaving and the history of fiber arts. Take them to a free Fiber Arts Class at the Beechmont Community Center, where they can start learning the techniques and skills for creating amazing...

If you have a preschooler aged 3 to 5 at home, take them to the Preschool Sports and Games at the Jewish Community Center this February. They’ll interact with kids their own age, develop coordination and motor skills, and maybe even burn off a little excess energy...

If you’re a bike enthusiast, you’re going to fit right in at the Falls City Community Bikeworks. Learn some basic bike repair and maintenance skills at the open shop. You might even get some ideas for fixing up and accessorizing your bike while you’re here.

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