Make the most of your winter break!

We encourage you to use the resources that we have provided to spend time with your most precious gifts, your friends and family. There are a plethora of things to choose from! For those who are more budget minded (who isn’t) our list of 101 Free Things to do in Kentucky is a sure bet! Here’s a list of five inexpensive places for indoor fun around Kentucky. If you haven’t had your fill of Christmas activities yet, check out this list from Louisville Family Fun. Here’s a list of 10 fun FREE things to do around Louisville for winter break. And, even more

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Indoor Winter Fun for Toddlers around Kentucky

  Wind, rain, cold, snow! You never know with winter in Kentucky – be prepared with fun places to go to tire out the kids! *Please note – some hours and prices may change* In Lexington there is a place called Monkey Joe’s kids 2 and under are $5.00 everyone else is $7.99 to $8.99 depending on the day. Radcliff has an indoor play place called Blazer’s Fun Zone, they have all sorts of attractions but for little guys the bouncy houses are a sure bet! Unlimited bouncing is $8.95 and kids 2 and under at $6.95. In Covington? Totter’s

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Give a gift of Kentucky Experiences and Family Fun

  What do you give when you don’t want to give “stuff” but you want to give something thoughtful?  Experiences! Kentucky is full of fun and maybe giving a gift that can be used all year or later next year is the way to go. Here are some ideas: 1. Louisville Zoo membership holiday offer – offer ends soon but you can always purchase a membership! 2. The Newport Aquarium is super fun. They have a special during the holidays for buy 3, get 1 free on annual passes. 3. The Explorium in Lexington is also a fun place for families to

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Top Three Reasons to Celebrate the Holidays in Kentucky

1 – Illuminate the Sky In a state with some of the most striking natural beauty, there are endless possibilities and ways to explore this holiday season, including driving lights tours and shows. For more than 20 years, the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation has hosted the state’s original driving tour of three miles of holiday lights at the Southern Lights Holiday Festival. Spectators can immerse themselves in the grandeur of the horse park while also taking advantage of activities for the whole family, including a mini express train, craft fair, exotic petting zoo and more, starting Nov. 17. The magic

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The Candelight Tradition

For a few days in November, Frankfort goes above and beyond to bringing the community together. Surely, they do this all year round but nothing like The Candlelight Tradition. From Thursday to Sunday, they do it up with festive activities, music, food, shopping and more.  In 2017, the event is November 9-12.  Each day brings an array of events so you can go each night and experience something different or pick your favorite evening and head out with the family. The events include: Visits with Santa Marching bands Sleigh rides Tree lighting Special activities and sales at local shops A

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Pikeville Kentucky Events

There are a bunch of things happening in Pikeville and the Tour Pikeville County website has a great calendar that keeps them listed for you. If you live in the Pikeville area or if you are planning a visit, this website is a huge help. A lot of folks forget that even in they are local, the tourism organizations are for them as well! Concerts, theatre performances, fairs, and more. Also, they have resources on the site to fin out about the history of the area or get an idea of all of the year-round things to do. Here’s a

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Fall Farm Fun at Trunnell’s Family Fun Acre & Farm Market

Near Owensboro, you can find Trunnell’s Family Fun Acre and spend hours having fun this fall and enjoying delicious food. We visited this summer and from what I can tell, it is definitely a destination to put on your trip list for the fall.  This family-run farm looks like a quaint farm market from the road but just over the hill behind their store lies a field of fun – seriously.           There is an admission fee for the family fun acre (prices vary based on when you go, age etc) but you should get them online because you

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LEGO® Ninjago at Target

    Attention LEGO® fans! Target is hosting scavenger hunts across all of their local stores. THE LEGO® NINJAGO® MOVIE™ scavenger hunts will take place on September 30th from 10am – 1p. The fun is free and will get the kids all excited for the upcoming movie. Images from Target.com

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Fort Knox Oktoberfest is September 22

This is a sponsored post   Join Fort Knox for the annual Oktoberfest on Fort Knox’s Brooks Field Friday evening, September 22 beginning at 5 pm. This popular event is a great time for the whole family. Also, join us for the Volksmarch 5K run/walk at 6 PM! Ft. Knox Oktoberfest will feature delicious German food, beer, live music, and a kids’ zone with activities and inflatables. Connect with the Fort Knox community while listening to Tony and the Tan lines Band along with the Schnickelfritz Band. Win cash prizes at the Corn Hole tournament. Mark the Fort Knox Oktoberfest

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Review of Go Ape Treetop Adventure Course in Jefferson Memorial Forest

  Go Ape is an aerial adventure course with sixteen locations in the US, one of which is in Jefferson Memorial Forest. Their Louisville course consists of five stations that take about 2-3 hours to complete. Reservations should be made in advance and are limited in number for each time slot.  The minimum age for Go Ape’s Treetop Adventure courses is 10, but children age 10-15 must be supervised (from the obstacles, not from the ground) by an adult. Kids who are 16-17 don’t need adult supervision, but will need a signed waiver. Additionally, there is a minimum height of

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