Take the Kids to Meet Daniel Tiger at Broad Run Park September 30

Join the “Be My Neighbor” event, and join in on a great parent-child activity. Daniel Tiger is coming to Broad Run Park this September thanks to KET.

Meet Daniel Tiger

Daniel Tiger is the star of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” the fantasy world that you used to visit in “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” This event lasts from 1 pm to 4 pm, and it’s ideally suited to children up to age 5. Katarina Kittycat will join Daniel Tiger at this special event.

Kids will find lots to do here thanks to crafts and hands-on activities. If you happen to have some extra sweaters, please bring them to donate. KET is holding a special Sweater Drive in honor of Mister Rogers, who was famous for wearing them on his iconic TV show. Register for this event at the KET website.

Meet Daniel and Katarina at Broad Run Park, 10702 Broad Run Road. That’s just minutes away from Mt. Washington, a thriving community that has a lot to offer kids and adults alike.

Meet Mt. Washington

Mt. Washington has plenty of stuff to see, including schools, places to shop, restaurants, a movie theater and lots of beautiful green spaces. There's a strong sense of community here and a real small-town spirit that isn't easy to find in other Louisville neighborhoods. Mt. Washington has a few historic homes, including one that currently houses the Mt. Washington Historical Society. This large community was established in 1822, so it has a lot of history. Mt. Washington has its own library, a farmer's market and lots of great places to go.

This large community is best-known for its real estate, from jaw-dropping estates to gorgeous multi-bedroom homes with stone details to great bungalows sitting on huge lawns. There's space in Mt. Washington, and many lots with plenty of rolling lawn, trees and even water features. There's a somewhat rural feel to Mt. Washington, but really you're just minutes away from all sorts of entertainment, and Louisville attractions are just a short drive away.

Get a good look at Mt. Washington, and you'll want to spend a good deal more time here.