Butchertown

Door to door trick-or-treating and trunk-to-trunk trick-or-treating have been done. This year, take the kids to something special. Take them to the Halloween Balloon Glow. Here, they can go trick-or-treating from hot air balloon to hot air balloon....

Take a Tour of Beargrass Creek this September. You'll ride in a canoe down the creek and learn about how waterways helped shape Louisville's past. This is a fun water adventure where you'll get a look at some amazing scenery and get the chance to ...

This August, go cheer for some of the very best athletes in the entire world and go see the Women's Cup. This is the largest women's professional soccer event in the world and this August, it's in Louisville. The Women's Cup This event will take ...

See popular Hot Wheels Come to Life as their real-life versions at the Yum Center this August. You will see amazing vehicles do incredible things. It will be thrilling and fun for people of all ages. It doesn't matter who you are. When you see a ...

Butchertown is one of the city's historic neighborhoods and this June, it's also one of the most artistic. Under the pretty shade trees, surrounded by Louisville's past and the hip and trendy vibe of Butchertown itself, you will find ...

Pottery is an art form that is as old as ancient humans. The history of pottery is just as long as the history of mankind itself. People are still making ceramics today and this March, it's time to celebrate it. Go shop and browse and learn more ...

Beer drinkers will tell you that Louisville has a great beer scene. If you like craft beer, you don't have to go very far to taste amazing brews. In fact, you don't have to do much at all when you take the Derby City Bus. Go enjoy the All-Inclusive ...

Hundreds of artists will be contributing to the Via Colori Festival. This is street art that's meant to dazzle and amaze. You will see lots of colors and designs here and you will see why this is called the most creative festival in Kentucky. The ...

Traditional yoga is all about calming down, finding inner peace, being tranquil. But come on. Sometimes, you just can't be tranquil. And sometimes, yoga can be pretty fun if you add a little twist. So this July, try Rage Yoga at Ten20 Craft Brewery. ...

Listen to some great live music and sip on cocktails this July at the Cocktails and Conservation Event. There will also be plenty of ice-cold beer on hand. Musical Stories The night's performer, Bendigo Fletcher, uses music to tell stories about ...

The Flea Off Market is a place to shop but it’s so much more, too. This is a festival environment that’s full of food and drink and fun. That’s why this pop-up market is open for two days. There’s just too much going on for a ...

Have a great Cinco de Mayo experience at Work the Metal. Sip cocktails, nibble on tacos and have a fun time. Because Cinco de Mayo is a day for celebration, so why not join in? There are many things to celebrate this May. The world is getting ...

Going to the movies isn’t so safe these days. Heck, doing anything indoors isn’t so safe these days. But you can still get together with loved ones and have a movie night this December. Bundle up and sit out in the backyard to see a ...

Watch a different movie every Thursday night in October. Naive in Butchertown is hosting this fun outdoor event. There will be plenty of snacks and drinks available for purchase while you sit back and watch a classic October-themed flick. Night at ...

This September, go discover Louisville Stoneware, a local business that was originally established way back in 1815. That's 45 years before the Civil War and more than 100 years before women had the right to vote! This is a tradition that goes back ...

Kentucky was the 15th state, but before that it was part of Virginia. People have been settling and living in Louisville for a long, long time. And what’s great about a city with a lot of history? That’s right, antiques! Take a day this ...

Louisville was founded on the banks of the Ohio River and it was the river that shaped the city. Once, paddle boats and steamships and barges constantly traveled up and down the river, delivering goods and passengers to the growing city on the water....

You've probably seen the Belle of Louisville plenty of times, but how much do you know about steamboats like the Belle? During the days of Mark Twain, steamboats traveled up and down the Ohio River. Head to the Howard Steamboat Museum and Mansion ...

Have dinner at three restaurants this June for the Southern Supper Series. You’ll get a taste three of the city’s popular restaurants and a look at some of the city’s gorgeous real estate during this special event. Dinner Tour Go ...