Create graphic novels in miniature style. From the beginning to the middle to the end, very little words are required while you illustrate, draw and color your own story. Guided... Read More
Explore the art of the 21st Century at 21c Museum Hotel through our newest exhibit, "This We Believe," and 21c permanent exhibits. Catch the falling letters in "Text Rain;" see... Read More
Angles Selfie Museum is not only a hub for entertainment but also a vibrant center for education and creativity for families, young individuals, creatives, and content creators. The museum boasts... Read More
The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum is a Richardsonian Romanesque Mansion, built between 1893-1895 for wealthy industrialist Theophilus Conrad. The home has been lovingly restored to the early 1900s when the second... Read More
Experience theatre under the stars at Kentucky Shakespeare Festival in Central Park in Historic Old Louisville. The season kicks off with a beautiful production of ROMEO AND JULIET, followed by... Read More
Immerse yourself and explore the great outdoors! Enjoy hiking, taking a walk, art, birding, fishing, and the new PLAYCO outdoor playground for all ages. General admission is free every day... Read More
Explore the Louisville Nature Center, an 80-acre urban forest nestled in Jefferson County! Grab a scavenger hunt and explore 2 miles of trails, visit the Nature Play Area, bird viewing... Read More
Explore 390 million years of history at the Falls of the Ohio State Park in Clarksville, Indiana. Visit the interpretive center museum, open daily, and try a fossil bed hike... Read More
Enjoy access to Art Alliance of Southern Indiana’s (AASI) wonderful grounds, including art galleries, Monarch Educational Gardens, and children's resource areas. Passholders will receive complimentary art supplies to take home!... Read More
Explore this historic Ohio River site. Be a “history detective” for the day. Tour the historic house and take part in hands-on archaeology activities with professional archaeologists. Gain an understanding... Read More
See yourself in history and explore the African American story with a self-guided, educational tour! Roots 101 provides a greater understanding of achievements, cultural contributions, and the experiences of African... Read More
Explore the life and legacy of the Greatest of All Time and discover how a young kid from Louisville, Kentucky, became recognized all over the world. The Muhammad Ali Center... Read More
Visit KMAC Museum's summer exhibition, museum shop and cafe, and Studio 715 where you can practice your own creativity! You will see three floors of the new exhibition, "The Summer... Read More
Visit the Harrison County Discovery Center for a hands-on history experience! The museum features interactive exhibits and dynamic displays that allow visitors to play while they learn! At the Discovery... Read More
Explore the art of the 21st Century at 21c Museum Hotel through our newest exhibit, "This We Believe," and 21c permanent exhibits. Catch the falling letters in "Text Rain;" see... Read More
The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum is a Richardsonian Romanesque Mansion, built between 1893-1895 for wealthy industrialist Theophilus Conrad. The home has been lovingly restored to the early 1900s when the second... Read More
Interested in learning how to grow and cook your own food? Come visit this youth-led vegetable farm! Families can dig in the dirt, participate in a farm-fresh cooking demonstration, and... Read More
Experience theatre under the stars at Kentucky Shakespeare Festival in Central Park in Historic Old Louisville. The season kicks off with a beautiful production of ROMEO AND JULIET, followed by... Read More
Immerse yourself and explore the great outdoors! Enjoy hiking, taking a walk, art, birding, fishing, and the new PLAYCO outdoor playground for all ages. General admission is free every day... Read More
Celebrate art and history with all the exhibitions open during Cultural Pass: Star Wars Meets Indiana Jones: The Hero’s Journey of Dr. David West Reynolds, May 11 to August 31... Read More
Explore the Louisville Nature Center, an 80-acre urban forest nestled in Jefferson County! Grab a scavenger hunt and explore 2 miles of trails, visit the Nature Play Area, bird viewing... Read More
Explore 390 million years of history at the Falls of the Ohio State Park in Clarksville, Indiana. Visit the interpretive center museum, open daily, and try a fossil bed hike... Read More
Explore the great outdoors at Alberta O. Jones Park, which celebrates the community's unique culture and heritage. Discover a custom music-inspired nature playground, walking paths, fitness stations, a picnic and... Read More
Enjoy access to Art Alliance of Southern Indiana’s (AASI) wonderful grounds, including art galleries, Monarch Educational Gardens, and children's resource areas. Passholders will receive complimentary art supplies to take home!... Read More
See yourself in history and explore the African American story with a self-guided, educational tour! Roots 101 provides a greater understanding of achievements, cultural contributions, and the experiences of African... Read More
Explore the life and legacy of the Greatest of All Time and discover how a young kid from Louisville, Kentucky, became recognized all over the world. The Muhammad Ali Center... Read More
Visit KMAC Museum's summer exhibition, museum shop and cafe, and Studio 715 where you can practice your own creativity! You will see three floors of the new exhibition, "The Summer... Read More
Visit the Harrison County Discovery Center for a hands-on history experience! The museum features interactive exhibits and dynamic displays that allow visitors to play while they learn! At the Discovery... Read More
Explore the art of the 21st Century at 21c Museum Hotel through our newest exhibit, "This We Believe," and 21c permanent exhibits. Catch the falling letters in "Text Rain;" see... Read More
The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum is a Richardsonian Romanesque Mansion, built between 1893-1895 for wealthy industrialist Theophilus Conrad. The home has been lovingly restored to the early 1900s when the second... Read More
