Down Syndrome of Louisville is a nonprofit organization founded in 1977 as an early intervention education resource for children with Down Syndrome in Kentucky.
The Louisville Wine & Food Experience presented by USA TODAY creates rich and colorful moments for guests to taste, savor and explore the Louisville culinary scene, from local trends to regional traditions.
The return of outdoor movie night series, Downtown Drive-in, starts May 16. The film series will be hosted at Waterfront Park’s Brown-Forman Amphitheater, 1301 River Road, playing family-friendly movies on select Friday nights through October. The event is free to the public with free parking available at Waterfront Park’s Tan and Turquoise lots.
Via Colori® Kentucky is a festival in which hundreds of artists, community organizations, vendors, and partners come together to host the most creative festival in Kentucky. Over 100 artists participate with the intent of making an artistic masterpieces on a large scale, directly on the sidewalks of Waterfront Park in Louisville.
Via Colori® Kentucky is a festival in which hundreds of artists, community organizations, vendors, and partners come together to host the most creative festival in Kentucky. Over 100 artists participate with the intent of making an artistic masterpieces on a large scale, directly on the sidewalks of Waterfront Park in Louisville.
Please join author and historian, Rick Bell as he returns to Waterfront Park for monthly walking tours. Bell will be hosting a FREE 1.5-mile historical walking tour on select dates. Check our calendar and social media for updates!
