Free events in Jefferson County, KY

Hosted by Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church, this gathering offers a free community and congregational meal that welcomes anyone. After sharing food, attendees may take part in committee conversations for Now, focused on nurture, outreach, and worship, as well as Ops, which covers church operations, or simply come for the meal. Every dinner includes vegetarian and gluten free choices. Donations are appreciated but not required.

Pickin’ in Paristown features Mama Said String Band in a free, all-ages outdoor performance at Christy's Garden in the Paristown Arts District. Food and cocktails are available, and pets are welcome.

This is a free event for ages 21 and over.

Explore a vibrant market featuring handmade finds, creative gifts, artisan goods, and delicious treats crafted by local makers. Food trucks are planned, and jewelry is among the offerings. Check the event page for vendor previews and updates. Registered vendors who have not received a confirmation email or a recent message confirming their spot are asked to reach out. For questions, contact Lorcreation225@gmail.com. Feel free to share details with friends and family.

Wigglewow will be at Jeffersontown Farmers' Market offering fresh, gourmet dog treats crafted with purpose. The team’s Epic Chefs will be on hand, and each treat helps create meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs while highlighting their skills. Visitors can meet the makers, pick up something tasty for their pups, and enjoy the market atmosphere.

At the Westport Road Baptist Farmers Market, shoppers can find a vendor offering USDA-certified organic vegetables grown without GMOs. Regulars often stop to share how their gardens grew using the vendor’s plants in previous seasons, adding a friendly community feel to the market.

Central Park hosts a neighborhood market with fresh produce, locally raised meats, colorful flowers, and sweet baked goods from area farmers and makers. Food trucks and live music add to the Old Louisville vibe. With shaded spots, a playground, and picnic tables available, bring a blanket, relax, and enjoy the day while you shop. Vendor lists are shared ahead of each market.

Wigglewow will be at The East End Farmer’s Market with freshly made gourmet treats for dogs. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs behind the goodies. Each treat is crafted with purpose, supporting meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs and highlighting their talents. It is an opportunity to support the local community and bring home something special for your pup.

Precision Collision is hosting a family friendly appreciation party with a trunk-or-treat theme. Expect seasonal sweets, festively decorated vehicles, and complimentary food, plus a chance to meet the local collision repair team. Visitors can also receive free, no-pressure damage estimates, usually finished in about 20 to 30 minutes. There is no obligation to get an estimate, and it is perfectly fine to attend just for the treats and community atmosphere. All are welcome. The venue is Precision Collision Center in St. Matthews.

A participant will be setting up at the Norton Commons Farmers Market and will be on site during the market for anyone attending.

This twice monthly support group offers compassionate support for those grieving the loss of a spouse or partner. Licensed counselors lead each session in a safe, caring setting at the Hosparus Health Louisville Grief Counseling Center. It is free and open to the community, and advance registration is required before the first meeting.

Take part in a free mat Pilates session on the second floor of Rainbow Blossom at Gardiner Lane Shopping Center. Please bring a mat if you have one, and a blanket can substitute if needed. Most of the class takes place on the floor, with movements on the back, sides, and stomach. Instruction is led by a Certified Personal Trainer through the American Council on Exercise, with most Pilates training completed through the ACE Mat Pilates Specialist Course and several years of regular teaching experience. After class, anyone interested can head to nearby casual restaurants at Gardiner Lane to socialize over dinner. Questions are welcome.

This peer group supports those coping with the death of a parent by offering a compassionate place to connect with people who truly understand. Participants can share their stories, talk through the ebb and flow of grief, and learn practical ways to cope, all within a community that emphasizes understanding and support. The group meets at Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center. There is no cost to participate. If attending for the first time, please register in advance, and a facilitator will reach out before your initial session to help you feel comfortable and prepared. To protect confidentiality and because space is limited, attendance is restricted to enrolled participants, and guests are not accommodated.

Grieving a sibling can feel uniquely isolating, and this ongoing support group offers a compassionate place to connect with others who understand, including those mourning siblings by choice. Facilitated by licensed counselors, it invites participants to share their stories, talk through current challenges, and find encouragement among people on a similar path. The group meets at Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center in Louisville, is free, and is open to the community. Preregistration is required for new participants, and the facilitator will contact each person before their first session.