Church Picnic

Experience culture from the other side of the world this April without leaving Louisville. Go to the Festival of Colors to participate in a holiday that’s celebrated all over India. This is a cultural event that’s full of joy and a carnival-like...

Help support Louisville students at a special fundraising event, La Soiree de Saint Leonard, that combines good deed-doing with delicious food and wine. You won’t get too many chances to do good for the community by feasting on amazing French cuisine,...

Are you one of those people who can remember random facts? Are you knowledgeable about pop culture? Do you want to answer more questions? Go to St. Bartholomew Parish Trivia Night this January, and go have a good time testing your knowledge and...

What’s the best part of the holiday season? The feasting, of course! Feasting to celebrate holidays is a centuries-old tradition. Ancient Roman emperors dined to mark special occasions, and later Kings and Queens in fine palaces had feasts to celebrate everything. So this December, enjoy a feast of your own at the ...

The Highlands neighborhood of Louisville is famous for its food. Here you’ll find older, established restaurants as well as hip, trendy new places. All have amazing cuisine to offer. The only problem is, there’s no way to enjoy all these restaurants in one day, or is there? Go to a ...

Do something a little different this New Year’s Eve and travel through time. The New Year’s Eve Dance at St. Bernard’s will take you Back to the ‘80s. The music, the decorations and even the clothing will be 1980s-themed. Don’t...

Summer is the perfect season to spend some time outdoors and visit a garden. But who says a garden has to be full of flowers that attract bugs and give people itchy eyes? This summer, go to the Craft Beer Garden at the St. Francis of Assisi Courtyard....

Summer is the season of church picnics in Louisville, and that means there’s lots of chances to enjoy some affordable family fun this season. Load the kids up with dimes, make sure you’ve got a little beer money and head over to St. Luke’s on June 15.

One of the worst parts of the whole holiday season is trying to come up with new decorating and gift ideas. Go to the Holiday Craft and Vendor Fair to surround yourself in handmade holiday decor and gifts, and it will be easier to get crafty for the holidays this year.

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Wear your costume and bring the whole family to the Fall Festival and Trunk-or-Treat event at St. Paul. Have fun with games and crafts, and show up early to enjoy dinner if you like. Fall is all about treats and fun with the family, so treat yourself to the Fall Festival.

Browse or buy at the Arts and Crafts market to get all your holiday shopping done early -- or maybe pick up a few items for yourself. The market will have everything from pottery to jewelry, and it will be open all day.

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Kids always want Halloween to last for more than a day. This year, it can. Let them get dressed up for Trunk or Treat. They’ll get the treats and candy they crave, and there are plenty of other activities for them to enjoy. Why pay for a costume they’re only going to use once...

All summer long, Catholic churches around Louisville sponsor family-friendly picnics all over the city, including St. Paul's Picnic. These picnics are full of games, rides, food and fun. And the best part? You don’t have to be Catholic to enjoy all the activities....

For the Irish, St. Patrick’s Day is really a multi-day event. Start celebrating early at the St. Louis Bertrand Irish breakfast. You’ll enjoy food, entertainment and lots of green clothing. The breakfast is a warm-up to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Even if you don’t...

The youth will come together this January at the Ascend Holiday Youth Convention. This two-day event brings younger members of the Louisville community together to talk, mingle and have fun. It’s all supervised and safe for children of all ages.

Youth Convention

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How many opportunities do you have to enjoy a real southern chicken dinner at a picnic in one of the city’s prettiest communities? Perhaps just one per year, at the St. Joseph Orphans’ Picnic. This year, it’s on August 9 and it’s got too many fun-filled events to ignore.

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Our nation’s Independence Day will be upon us soon, and you know what that means: time for Fanfare for the 4th. It’s an annual event held by the Beargrass Christian Church every year, and you don’t have to be a member (or even a church-goer) to attend the festivities. This...

Nothing says summer like a family picnic, but who has time to make a bunch of sandwiches and salads? Get all the fun of a summer picnic without putting in any of the work. Go to the St. Albert the Great Summer Picnic, an event that’s every bit as impressive as it sounds.

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The St. Andrew Academy Gym located at 7724 Columbine Drive in Louisville is happy to invite everyone out to their St. Peter the Apostle Gift and Craft Show. This free to attend event will be take place on Saturday, November 9th from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

The St. Peter the...