Another fun derby event, The Bed Races. A derby week tradition for our friends and family. We go…read moreearly to tailgate, see the beds displayed and decorated and get to chat with the bed crews. It was a bit different this year due to the construction all around Broadbent Arena and a potential storm in the Louisville area. The beds that are normally outside were all sitting, decorated inside the west wing of the fairgrounds. It was nice to see the beds all lined up with few people around them. The Parade of Beds is always festive seeing the decorated beds parade around the arena. Then to the races. It is always a riot seeing the wheels fall off beds, beds eating the cones while racing around the course, runners falling and the crowd cheering for one of the 2 beds racing each race. Just an all around fun kickoff to derby week for the entire family. Parking is $15 and you'll need a Derby pin to enter the races.

The Great Bed Races is kind of an odd ball concept, and it's incredibly niche, but it is so much…read morefun! Its a Kentucky Derby event, and though it may not be as popular as the Pegasus parade, or the actual derby, I think it's even more fun. Charities and company's have the opportunity to dress a bed up and race around the Broadbent Arena at the Kentucky Expo center- tailgating here is very popular, very serious, and definitely worth stopping by.

What a fun family event that is new to Louisville this year. It is the new Halloween balloon glow…read moreat Lynn family stadium. It features trick or treating and halllowwen adventures for all the little ones. It also has awesome balloon light up adventure at night. Great family fun all around

Mount Washington spring festival is always a fun time here in our local community. They always have…read morecar shows and the food trucks and rides and games for all the kids to enjoy. It's a lot of fun with everybody in the community coming together and just having a great time

Very much recommended going to Thunder through the KyScience Museum. Good food trucks, not too…read morecrowded, porta-potties or go inside. VIP area includes tables, chairs, separate seating area, food and drink tickets. Admission also includes entrance into the museum. This was my 5 year, good times!

This was the best Thunder I have been to and I have only missed 3 in 15 years of living here (covid…read moreclaimed 2 of those) They went and blew our minds with the drone show and then the fireworks that made my heart stop! It was beautiful, fun, great weather and the perfect thunder to get to come back to after covid quarantines! To the people behind this tremendous event: thank you so much for such a fun time for my family and friends and my fellow louisvillians!!

If you are an experience seeking person, this is something to add to your Louisville bucket list…read more This event is a Kentucky derby festival tradition and is great for friends and family. Also a great place to people watch.

Ok so if you go right at the start be prepared for traffic and lots of people…read more If you go later it's pretty cool especially if you get good weather. They do a good job of describing the balloons and their stories. They go glows and tinkles with the lights in the balloons. It's pretty cool :-) They stop serving beer 30 min before the end so double check. There is food inside and out but the lines are really long.

The Holiday Laser Dome is a really fun and unique thing to see around Christmas time. We were able…read moreto see the show at the Paristown Hall's Christmas event. The show takes place in a large igloo, where about 20-30ish people could fit for each show, you are given some headphones and you can lay back on the floor to watch the show on the sides and ceiling of the igloo. It lasts about 20 minutes, and the tickets are a little steep but I'm still glad we were able to experience it. The show itself is really neat - all kinds of different characters and laser designs flowing to different Christmas songs. I kept wondering how they are able to make everything! This is probably a one and done deal for me, but it definitely something you should check out at least once!

Holiday Laser Dome is an awesome experience. Walk into a heated dome-reminiscent of a warm igloo-…read moregrab a pair of headphones and be prepared to have your socks knocked off! This is the brain child of two of the most talented Louisville based artist. It perfectly melds their talents in the worlds of visual and auditory senses. The laser show consists of both cute holiday graphics and bold geometric shapes and imagery. This is all choreographed to an awesomely fun soundtrack of both classic and contemporary remixes of holidays tunes. It's fun for all ages! Before you warm up in the dome, take a quick lap around the ice skating rink, grab a warm (or cold) adult beverage at the snack shop and pop into the show!

Wonderful spot! I'm happy that it's coming along. Currently at 4 stars, but I can't wait as the…read moregardens continue to build out the place. I've been to botanical gardens in other cities where the community and local officials don't dedicate resources to it. I'm not sure of the entire breakdown here for funding but I do know they'll obtain a round of funding, build out, and repeat. In the future, this botanical garden will rival some of the best in the country. I don't even think 25% of this place has been developed yet. On the last visit, it was for the holiday light decorations. We got super lucky, arrived, and within 20 minutes it started snowing. It made the experience so worth it. Out of other holiday happenings around town, (Light up downtown, the mega caverns, etc etc), I much preferred this even over all the others. The light decoration isn't the largest but I still think it's worth it. Kids will love it and as long as you're not a grumpy gus(No offense Gus) of a human being, you should have a good time. The gardens part through the spring and summer is also fun but limited. Again, it's going to take time as the years go by but the botanical gardens definitely adds something to the city of Louisville.

Went for Christmas lights. It's beautiful. It's a quick stroll, maybe 20 min, longer if you have…read morekids or want to take pictures. There's no definitive path. Make your own. Many dead ends. Loved the indoor and outdoor part. Was surprised to see Santa and Mrs claus. They were in separate areas, doing photo ops for free! How wonderful. We got a photo w Santa. Enjoyed the wreath display. The indoor Christmas tree with recycled ornaments was fun. You can get hot cocoa to keep your hands warm- not sure of the cost. Parking is free. Would recommend a ticket, believe it's $10. Great date spot :)

Great place for any car enthusiast!! Young or old. New, custom or classic! So many cars showed up…read moretoday! And congrats to Bill Green who puts this together for getting such a great location. Behind BMW in St Matthews. I like this cars and coffee because it has such a variety. Not all classics. Also coffee. Also food truck, FlavaVille, was there.