The best arts & culture spots in Jeffersonville

11 arts & culture spots we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Muhammad Ali Center

Arts & Culture

The Muhammad Ali Center delivers the definitive Ali experience with immersive exhibits and digital features, including a new Digital…

144 N 6th St (Louisville)

The Muhammad Ali Center delivers the definitive Ali experience with immersive exhibits and digital features, including a new Digital Feature Exhibit on his 1996 Olympic torch moment, plus Shining a Light: Iconic Women on view through August 31. Good for a quick reset this week on courage, grit, and joy.

From the Louisville newsletter, August 5, 2026

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Sharing stories that matter through exhibitions, education, performances & events.

829 W Main St (Louisville)

Sharing stories that matter through exhibitions, education, performances & events.

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Portland Museum

Arts & Culture

Opened in 1982, this museum features exhibits on the art & history of the Portland neighborhood.

2308 Portland Ave (Louisville)

Opened in 1982, this museum features exhibits on the art & history of the Portland neighborhood.

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Kid-friendly science museum with hands-on exhibits, IMAX films, educational programs & more.

727 W Main St (Louisville)

Kid-friendly science museum with hands-on exhibits, IMAX films, educational programs & more.

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The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show - Louisville, KY turns your night out into a laugh-filled whodunit where suspects mingle at your…

Inside Tempo by Hilton Louisville Downtown NuLu, 710 E Jefferson St (Louisville)

The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show - Louisville, KY turns your night out into a laugh-filled whodunit where suspects mingle at your table, actors hide in plain sight, and you get a real case to crack between bites. Grab your crew this week and see if you can nail the culprit.

From the Louisville newsletter, August 12, 2026

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Castle-like house museum, built in 1893, featuring striking Richardsonian Romanesque architecture.

1402 St James Ct (Louisville)

Castle-like house museum, built in 1893, featuring striking Richardsonian Romanesque architecture.

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Kentucky Derby Museum

Arts & Culture

Films, interactive exhibits & more tell the famed horse race's story at this Churchill Downs venue.

704 Central Ave (Louisville)

Films, interactive exhibits & more tell the famed horse race's story at this Churchill Downs venue.

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Speed Art Museum

Arts & Culture

Spacious art museum featuring classic & modern works, plus special exhibitions in contemporary digs.

2035 S 3rd St (Louisville)

Spacious art museum featuring classic & modern works, plus special exhibitions in contemporary digs.

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Sizable facility hosting educational programs & performances, including music, dance & theater.

501 W Main St (Louisville)

Sizable facility hosting educational programs & performances, including music, dance & theater.

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Slide into a behind-the-scenes factory tour, peek into the Bat Vault, and see real-deal bat making up close, then cap it by personalizing…

800 W Main St (Louisville)

Slide into a behind-the-scenes factory tour, peek into the Bat Vault, and see real-deal bat making up close, then cap it by personalizing your own. Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory keeps Louisville’s baseball heartbeat strong, and there’s also Big Bat Bourbon under the same roof for a very Louisville pairing.

From the Louisville newsletter, August 15, 2026

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Museum dedicated to telling the story of the African American experience, from slavery to the present.

124 N 1st St (Louisville)

Museum dedicated to telling the story of the African American experience, from slavery to the present.

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