Eat at the Breakfast Bash and Help the Boys and Girls Club November 13

Show your support for a good cause this November by eating a great breakfast. You can start your day with a full belly and a full heart because you’ll be helping the Boys and Girls Club, an organization that helps young people all over Louisville. Not a bad way to start the day, right?

Blue Door Breakfast Bash

There's no charge to attend this special event, where you'll learn more about everything the Boys and Girls Club does around Louisville and all over the country. Local personality Chris Williams from WHAS11 will host the event, and you'll hear from people within the Boys and Girls Club organization.

Go to the Newburg Boys and Girls Club from 7:30 to 9 am at 5020 East Indian Trail for this breakfast bash, and show your support for an organization that shows support for the Louisville community. You'll be just a few minutes away from a smaller community within that community, the Okolona neighborhood.

This is one of the city's great shopping neighborhoods that's also known for having some pretty great schools and great real estate, too.

Feast Your Eyes on Okolona

Okolona is home to Southern High School, Knight Middle School and several elementary schools, something parents really like about this neighborhood. Everyone likes the shopping here. The Jefferson Mall is in Okolona, surrounded by other places to shop and a variety of restaurants offering all different types of cuisine.

Once you veer off the main roads in Okolona, you'll find yourself on winding, shady streets full of pretty homes in all shapes and sizes. Okolona is full of cozy bungalows, sprawling ranch houses, lovely two-story homes and even huge homes that encompass thousands of square feet of space. You can find everything in Okolona, including lots of different types of architecture. There are brand-new homes here as well, because people are moving to Okolona all the time to enjoy all the amenities and the community spirit. Soon, you may just decide to become one of those people moving to Okolona.