Family events in Danville, KY

Curious about tubers? This edition of Wednesday Wonders welcomes elementary-age learners to explore the world of tubers through outdoor discovery, hands-on science, playful activities, and art. Created for young children, especially ages 5 to 9, the series features a new natural history topic each week and nurtures critical thinking, scientific literacy, and care for the environment. Sessions are held at the Ben Stout House in Turkey Run Park in Louisville, KY. Expect time outside on hikes and along the creek in every season, so dressing for the weather is recommended.

Wee Walking Club is a relaxed, nature-focused meet-up for parents, caregivers, babies, and toddlers. Each outing explores a different trail that is less than 1.5 miles and set at an easy pace for small children and conversation. The program is free, and no registration is required. Walks continue in the rain; for hazardous weather, check the alerts page on the website for updates or cancellations. For this session, participants will meet park rangers at the Boulder Pond Parking Lot in Turkey Run Park for a paved, stroller-friendly stroll on the Sky Meadow Trail covering about a half mile round trip. Port-a-potties will be available, and there are no changing tables. For the well-being of the group, only service animals are permitted.

Visitors can browse fresh, gourmet dog treats at the Wigglewow booth at The East End Farmer’s Market and meet the Epic Chefs who make them. Each treat is created with purpose, supporting meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs and highlighting their talents. A visit to the market offers a simple way to support local efforts while picking up something special for a favorite pup.

LSU travels to Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington for an SEC clash with Kentucky. The Tigers’ speed and depth meet the Wildcats’ physical style and the boost of the home crowd, offering a clear test for both sides. Look for a charged atmosphere, momentum swings in field position, and in-game adjustments that can make a few possessions decide the outcome in the conference race.

The 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings end 2026 with their final game, competing for the Commonwealth Cup at Waveland Museum, a historic setting.

Beaumont Presbyterian Church hosts its annual fall festival featuring family-friendly games and crafts, live performances by local musicians, a pop-up craft market with local artists and makers, and food from a local food truck plus complimentary snacks. Admission is free. The event celebrates the start of the fall season with good food, music, and creative activities.

Bourbon City Camaro Club partners with Metro Diner in Louisville for the Bourbon City Glow Show, a Halloween themed gathering with glow vehicles, music and treats. Registration is $10, with proceeds benefiting the Lesley and Rhyan Prather Foundation. Children can pick up candy, and costumes are encouraged. Awards include five for glow vehicle entries and five for non glow vehicles. Metro will be open for dinner before or after the festivities. There is no pre registration for this show, so disregard any messages or links that suggest otherwise. You might even spot a few playful tricks for some treats.