Family events in Jeffersontown, KY

Part of Surfside Summer Jams, this outdoor concert spotlights Shannon Vetter and the Sleepless Pilgrims at The Depot at NoCo. The evening begins with a vinyl set from DJ Matt Anthony, followed by the band. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages. Pack a bag chair for the lawn. On site you will find a full bar, food trucks, boutique shopping, and more. Surfside will host a tasting booth featuring its canned vodka. Venue guidelines apply, including no smoking, no pets, no weapons, no outside food or drink, and no politics. Please be kind to others.

Wigglewow brings a booth to the St. Matthews Farmers Market at Beargrass Christian Church, offering fresh, gourmet treats for dogs. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs behind the goodies and see how each purchase supports meaningful employment for adults with special needs, highlighting their skills and talents. Browse the market, connect with local vendors, and pick up something special for your pup.

At the market, Seth's Squad will be on site to share information and accept donations in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness and outreach. Families can explore a new Agricultural STEM Learning Zone with interactive, hands-on stations designed for kids. Live music will feature a performance by Mark Cole. Food options will be available from Craig's Jamerican Tings, Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck, Big Top Fun Co., and Southern Style Mini Donuts.

Visit the Wigglewow booth at Jeffersontown Farmers' Market to pick up fresh gourmet dog treats and meet the Epic Chefs who make them. Each treat is created with a purpose, supporting meaningful employment for adults with special needs and celebrating their talents. Dogs are welcome, and the market setting offers plenty to explore while you stop by to say hello.

At the Mt. Washington Farmers Market, Wigglewow has a booth with freshly made, gourmet treats for dogs, each created with a mission in mind. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs behind the recipes and learn how the work supports meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs. The focus is on ability, inclusion, and community, and dogs are welcome while people explore the market.

Now in its ninth year, this benefit car show at the Howard Steamboat Museum takes place along the Ohio River in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Show cars are arranged across the museum’s grassy lawns and in shaded areas around the grounds. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and a lively silent auction supports the museum. Attendance has grown each year, and the show attracts a wide range of collector vehicles.

At Cox Park, this family-friendly showcase brings together custom cars, 4x4s, bikes, and three-wheel vehicles. Highlights include a hydraulics contest with cash prizes, an audio sound-off, and a live motorcycle stunt show. Kids can expect plenty of fun. There will be a Top 50 and specialty awards. Vendors are welcome.

A country and bluegrass celebration honors Finley J. Brewer Jr. at Brewer Nation Outdoor Venue, spotlighting a Kentucky Artist Roundup with live sets from Gary Brewer & the Kentucky Ramblers, Marty Brown, JD Shelburne, and the Dean Osborne Band. Expect vendor booths for shopping, plenty of food, and a bounce castle for kids. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased online or at the gate.

This year’s show takes place at Sportsdrome Speedway and features a hop along with an awards presentation. There is no charge for spectators to enter, and spectator parking is $10 per vehicle. Show vehicle entry is $20. Parking is arranged on the track surface and in the pit area, all on asphalt.

Set at California Park, this farmers market takes place on alternating Sundays and puts families at the center. Expect themed market days, a DJ providing music, vendors, and live cooking demonstrations.

Meet Robin Bloom, a lifelong resident of Discovery Meadow who grew up playing in the dirt with family and spirited woodland companions. She enjoys teaching visitors about the natural wonders found throughout Discovery Meadow. Her trusty sidekick, Scout the Squirrel, makes cheerful appearances to greet guests and share enthusiasm for Kentucky’s plants and animals. Guests can take photos with these characters and discover what Scout has gathered in his acorn messenger bag.