Travel and Daytrips

Many people had a lot of downtime in 2020; so much downtime that they began developing new hobbies and taking up craft projects. The Speed Art Museum’s exhibit Isabelle de Borchgrave: Fashioning Art from Paper, which will run through August 22, 2021, takes the idea of crafting … [Read more...] about Louisville: You Have to see These Costumes (Made out of Paper!)

The Cool Kentucky exhibit at the Frazier History Museum is exactly what it sounds like: information about cool geologic features that exist in the state, cool products that are created within the state, and people who were born in the state and went on to do cool things. “It … [Read more...] about Louisville: Go See “The Cool Kentucky” Exhibit

After being cooped up all winter (and during COVID-19), a trek out to Bernheim Forest may be the perfect way to spend the day. With 16,000 acres, Bernheim provides ample space to take a hike in Kentucky. With life still being fairly chaotic, marketing and communications manager … [Read more...] about Kentucky: Wander Through the Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest Giants

We have scoped out day trips in Louisville and Southern Indiana that are fun for all ages. There is an ancient sea floor that sits on the banks of the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana and just waits for people to come visit it. At some 390 million-years-old, the fossil beds at … [Read more...] about Indiana: Stand on the Banks of The Falls of the Ohio

Louisville Free Public Library branches were closed for a time in the spring of 2020 and then reopened for curbside pickup and technology appointments. On March 26, 2021, the library will begin offering in-person “Grab and Go” access to library materials. (Check here for the … [Read more...] about Louisville: A Light-Filled Library and Maker Space