Crescent Hill

Derby Day is right around the corner. Do you know where your hat is? The Derby hat is a fun tradition. You can use yours to deliver a message, to show off your personal style, to make a statement. Go to Hats on for Healing to help raise money ...

There are several famous, glamorous film festivals around the world. Here, movies are shown to the fabulous and the wealthy, Hollywood insiders and other movers and shakers. But at the Louisville Children's Film Festival, it's all about them. These ...

Babies are like little learning machines. Sometimes, they’re learning stuff that parents don’t actually want them to learn! So this January, help to guide their learning in a positive direction with Baby Storytime at the Crescent Hill ...

You know those people who are impossible to shop for? The ones you just can’t figure out? This December, go to the Made Market at the Mellwood Arts Center. Here, you can browse for all kinds of unique items that will satisfy even the most ...

During the month of October, a Hillcrest Avenue in Louisville becomes Halloween Street. There are lights, interaction, a zombie selfie booth and lots more. Go see it this October and celebrate the season. Halloween Street Hillcrest Avenue in ...

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....

Have you ever heard about the ghostly Lady in White, a figure who haunts the grounds of one of Louisville’s historic homes? Louisville is a pretty old city and through the years, many stories have been told. Louisville’s Lady in White ...

Louisville is definitely a foodie's type of town. The city is packed with restaurants offering local cuisine, as well as places that offer dishes and delights from around the world. This October, celebrate the food and drinks of Louisville at the ...

Being a mom is tough. Moms spend so much time doing everything for everyone else, they often neglect themselves. Learn how to practice mindfulness to balance childcare and being a mom with self-care at Mindfulness for Mothers at the Waterfront ...

Louisville is a pretty old city, compared to a lot of other places in the U.S. Not only does Louisville have a long past, many pieces of that past have been preserved so that people today can continue to learn about those times and enjoy some of ...

This August, go to St. Joe's Picnic for the Kids. This picnic has been a Louisville tradition since 1850 and it's still a pretty good time. There will be lots of do, lots to eat and lots of fun to be had by people of all ages. Not to mention, you'll ...

It's that time of year again, the Big Green EGGFest is coming to Louisville. Spend two days eating, drinking and watching contests where pro chefs will compete to show off their skills. Eat at EGGFest Come to EGGFest to see the Chopped competition, ...

Pottery is one of the very oldest art forms. Humans have been making it since the Stone Age. Literal cave people made pottery. That means we've had a few tens of thousands of years to perfect pottery. And this June, you can get a look at some really ...

Something about kids and dinosaurs just go together. And truly, dinosaurs are pretty amazing. Take your little ones to the Crescent Hill Library Dinosaur Event where they will use their imaginations to learn a little bit more about some really ...

Relax, laugh and enjoy some silliness for a while this June. Goodness knows that you’ve earned it! Go see the Mr. Moustache Magic Show at the Crescent Hill Library. This is a kid-friendly, all ages show that’s meant to be fun and silly, ...

If you have a toddler aged two or three at home, take them to Art and Play Day at the Crescent Hill Library. This is a good chance for them to interact with and socialize with kids their own age, something they've got to learn how to do all through ...

All fans of the wizarding world and Harry Potter are invited to enjoy a magical Wizard Brunch at Morning Fork this April. The menu is full of treats from the wizarding world and this is a very kid-friendly, multi-day event. So sit back with some ...

See how Louisville’s real estate history unfolded this March and spend some time looking around at a unique neighborhood. Mockingbird Valley was built to be a wealthy suburb and it was built around stunning natural features. Whether you like ...

If you’ve got a toddler, you know that they have energy to spare. They want to move, talk, dance and be entertained all the time. This January, let the library entertain your toddler for a little while. The Toddler Storytime Program at the ...