Crescent Hill

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 ...

Louisville is known for historic neighborhoods, places like Old Louisville that are famous for their past. But one neighborhood with a long history is also known for being hip and modern, Crescent Hill. In fact, you may not even know how much ...

Still haven't recovered from the hectic holiday season? You may still need to take a little time to yourself to unwind after all the drama of December and everything that led up to it. So this January, sweat out all that stress (and sugar!) at CYL ...

What's the problem with most museums? At most museums, you aren't allowed to touch anything. At this one, you're actually encouraged to get interactive and participate in various activities. Admission is free for the day and the events and ...

Want to dazzle and impress with your kitchen skills this year? Take a class to learn the secrets of making sweet bourbon temptations at Cooking at the Cottage. You'll learn how to make several different dishes, including desserts, featuring bourbon....

The holiday season is here and times have been pretty stressful for everyone. There's only one thing to do about it, drink bourbon! This November, go to one of Louisville’s historic locations and indulge in a Bourbon Tasting at the ...

When regular people come together to create something special, they often end up creating something really, really special. That's why every October, one regular street in Louisville becomes Halloween Street. The residents who live here have become ...

You know who they say you can't have your cake and eat it, too? Well, that just isn't true at Sweet Surrender Dessert Cafe. Visit this much-loved Louisville shop this September to get your fill of everything delicious and satisfy that sweet tooth of ...

Louisville is actually full of historic places and cool stuff to see. You probably know about the famous sites, like Churchill Downs and Old Louisville, but there are many hidden gems all over the city, too. Go see Selma Hall this September and ...

Cave Hill is a national monument that's famous for being the final resting place of many important figures, including Muhammad Ali. But the history of this cemetery goes way back. This August, take a tour of Cave Hill and learn a little more about ...

Eggs are a truly amazing food. They're packed with protein and they can be cooked in any way you can name. Eat them alone, mix them up with flour to bake a cake, remove the yolks, you can do anything with eggs. And if you're a fan, you've got to ...