Actors Theatre

Link: www.actorstheatre.org
Recommended ages: 5 – 21
THREADS OF OUR HISTORY: Where We Intertwine explores the social justice past and present of Louisville, KY through the lens of one family and those intertwined with it across multiple generations. Watch the performance and tune in for a special community conversation with the JCPS student creative team behind the play as they discuss the hot button themes that were  explored in the play.

 

Ambo Dance Theatre, Inc. 

Link: www.ambodancetheatre.org
Recommended ages: 5 – 21
Join us for a 6-part series of short videos (10-15 minutes each) that introduce foundational modern dance elements and exercises. They will include floor work, center work, across the floors, and combinations, while also connecting these movements to relevant background information on the movement itself! The goal of these videos is to not only to introduce modern dance movement, but to also make it relevant within the context of its larger history in a way that both excites and educates.

 

Bullitt County Public  Library

Link: www.bcplib.org/SummerQuest
Recommended ages: 0 – 21
Register for SummerQuest to find your summer adventure. Events, activities, and prizes for all ages! (June 1st – July 31st)

 

Charlestown-Clark County Library

Link:  www.clarkco.lib.in.us
Recommended ages: 0 – 21
Join us for the Oceans of Possibilities Summer Reading Club. Visit our website to register.

 

Conrad-Caldwell House

Link:  https://conrad-caldwell.org
Recommended ages: 5 – 21
Storytime with Conrad-Caldwell House Museum – The Crayon Man: The True Story of the Invention of Crayola Crayons by Natascha Biebow will be read and activity sheets offered.

 

Drama by George

Link: DramaByGeorge.com
Recommended ages: 0 – 5
STORIES ALIVE! is a fresh approach to the age-old tradition of storytelling. Classic and contemporary tales spring to life as storyteller George Halitzka engages kids in grades K-5 with a high-energy, interactive show. George combines audience participation (yes, even from home), compelling narratives, and a unique, dramatic style into one exciting program. He brings stories and activities vividly to life, from fairy tales to participatory games to a true story from his own experience. STORIES ALIVE! is packed with interactive fun.

 

Floyd County Public Library

Link:  www.floydlibrary.org
Recommended ages: 0 – 21
Join the World of  Wonders Summer Reading Program (June 1st – July 30th) where you can read books and explore earth’s natural marvels. For all ages.

 

Food Literacy Project

Link:  https://foodliteracyproject.org
Recommended ages:
Did you know that your food scraps let off greenhouse gas in your trash? Or that worms love to eat those scraps and then can help nourish your veggie garden? Join the Food Literacy Project virtually to learn how to use worms to compost at home!

 

Harrison County Public Library

Link: www.hcpl.lib.in.us
Recommended ages: 0 – 21
Join us for the Oceans of Possibilities Summer Reading Club. Visit our website to register.

 

Historic Old Louisville Walking Tour

Link:  https://www.oldlouisville.org
Recommended ages: 0 – 21
Victorian Mansions of Old Louisville is a 20-minute film about the history of Old Louisville and its architecture. Children learn about this historic preservation district and why it is so special in the United States. It provides a glimpse inside these extraordinary mansions and what the people were like who lived there.

 

Jeffersonville Township Public Library

Link: www.jefflibrary.org
Read Beyond the Beaten Path in our summer reading club (May 31 – July 30). Visit our website to register.

 

KMAC Museum

Link: https://www.kmacmuseum.org
Recommended ages:
Take a virtual tour with a KMAC Educator through the exhibition Crafting the Vernacular and see 6 glass artists and how they put their own voice into traditional Craft. Suggested art activities follow the program.

 

Kentucky Shakespeare

Link: https://kyshakespeare.com
Recommended ages:
Kentucky Shakespeare presents a two-actor adaptation of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING for young audiences. One of Shakespeare’s most famous comedies! The quick-witted Beatrice and Benedick —secretly in love—are engaged in a war of words while Hero and Claudio—not-so-secretly in love—plan to marry. Will false rumors and mistaken identity keep them apart?  Much Ado explores relationships, the consequences of gossip, and self-worth.

 

Louisville Free Public Library

Link: www.lfpl.beanstack.org
Recommended ages: 0 – 21
There is no limits to Adventures in Summer Reading! Read to explore, travel, or imagine anywhere you want to go! Visit www.lfpl.org/summerreading to sign up and start reading.

 

Louisville Youth Choir:

Link: www.louyouthchoir.org
Recommended ages: 5 – 21
What is a rehearsal and what does it teach me? With LYC Teaching Artist, Margareth Miguel, experience 3 rehearsals to learn what this processing of rehearsing can teach you.

 

Young Authors Greenhouse

Link: https://www.youngauthorsgreenhouse.org
Recommended ages: 6 -21
Students will write odes (celebratory poems) to the joys of summer and warmth! Students will use Golden Details—sight, smell, hearing, taste, simile—to reflect the bright glow that summer brings. After students write their poems, they will create a collage to go alongside their poetry. Whether it is the fireflies glimmering in the night or popsicles on a hot day, summer is worthy of celebration through poetry and art! Students can email us their odes to be featured on social media!

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