Kids can get right up close to the action at Lynn Family Stadium — there’s not a bad seat in the house. | Photo provided by Louisville City FC
You feel that? That’s false fall, and we’re here for it. The kids are back in school, but it’ll be time for fall break before you know it. If you need some ways to keep the kiddos occupied, we’ve got you.
Joe Huber’s Family Farm & Restaurant, 2421 Engle Rd., Starlight, IN
From grape and apple picking to turtle feeding and outdoor barnyard activities, there’s lots to do at Huber’s. Kids will remember riding a wagon to the pumpkin patch.
Lynn Family Stadium, 350 Adams St.
The largest soccer-specific stadium in Kentucky is home to Louisville City FC and Racing Louisville, Derby City’s pro soccer teams. Kids will remember the playground and youth-sized soccer field at the entrance.
This affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution is filled with interactive and immersive exhibits that bring the Bluegrass State to life. Kids will remember seeing the world’s largest collection of toy soldiers on permanent public display.
Mat Pilates with Britt | 6-7 p.m. | Cherokee Park | Free | Bring your mat for a 45-minute outdoor Pilates class — DYK that interest in Pilates grew 40% over the past five years?
Columbus Clippers at Louisville Bats | 6:35 p.m. | Louisville Slugger Field | $12+ | Cheer on the Bats while enjoying $4 hot dogs, $2 popcorn, and $2 Pepsi on Thirsty Thursday.
Friday, Aug. 29
Kentucky Flea Market Labor Day Spectacular | Friday, Aug. 29-Monday, Sept. 1 | Kentucky Exposition Center | Free entry | Explore over 800 booths filled with antiques, collectibles, electronics, clothing, accessories, art, and more.
Racing vs. Houston Dash | 7:30 p.m. | Lynn Family Stadium | $19+ | It’s Girl Scouts Night: Racing is partnering with Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana to provide discounts for scouts and a Racing patch for attendees.*
Saturday, Aug. 30
Turtle Yoga | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. | Second Chances Wildlife Center, Mount Washington | $15 | You’ve heard of puppy yoga and goat yoga, but this animal stretching experience will really encourage you to slow down.
Sunday, Aug. 31
Riverside Farmers’ Market | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Farnsley-Moremon Landing | Free | Shop for fresh vegetables, locally raised chicken + pork, local honey, eggs, preserves, baked goods, and more at this weekly market.
Saturday, Sept. 20
Harvest Fest | Saturday, Sept. 20-Sunday, Sept. 21 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Shaker Village, Harrodsburg | $10+ | Celebrate all things fall and kick off the harvest season with a down-home celebration for the entire family.*
A $12 million pickleball center is coming to downtown Louisville. The Omni Hotel is planning to demolish the Odd Fellows building on Muhammad Ali Boulevard and construct a 14,000-sqft facility. (Louisville Business First)
Community
TARC has authorized the sale of the Nia Center to the West Louisville Dream Team Inc., which plans to use the space for small businesses and community events. (WDRB)
Real Estate
The Louisville Landbank Authority is selling select properties for $1. Interested buyers must meet certain conditions, including a commitment to renovating the homes on a certain timeline. Browse the full list of available homes. (Courier Journal)
Community
We all want a fright at Halloween, but let’s keep it safe. There will be a community meeting about the annual Halloween on Hillcrest festivities this Sunday, Aug. 31. Join neighbors + councilman Andrew Owen to discuss traffic enforcement and planning for the event at the Peterson-Dumesnil House, 2-4 p.m.
Traffic
I-64 will close completely between downtown and the Watterson Expressway for bridge repairs in June + July, 2026. (WDRB)
Sports
The Louisville Cardinals’ wide receiver battle heats up as Jeff Brohm reveals top contenders for the WR3 spot. Get game coverage, analysis, insights, interviews, and more from local experts of the Cards with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
Biz
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Howdy partner. MSD’s Joe Eades recently won the American Public Works Association (APWA)'s annual ROADeo for the third year in a row. The central Kentucky branch of the APWA held its own ROADeo yesterday, testing agility + handling skills with mini excavators. Check out their skills in action.
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