Spring Break 2011 for many students around Louisville is April 4 - 8, and there's plenty of activities, fun and adventure going on right here in town!
For a complete listing of things to do, visit Louisville's official visitor and convention site, GotoLouisville!
Louisville Science Center
The Louisville Science Center has plenty for kids to do during spring break. Visit the Louisville Science Center website to learn more.
Star Trek the Exhibition
The exhibition features sets, costumes, priceless museum pieces and props from all five Star Trek television series and 11 Star Trek feature films, including the newest blockbuster film. Sit in Captain Kirk’s chair from the Enterprise, featured in Star Trek: The Original Series. The object-based exhibition is divided into topic galleries emphasizing themes of science that the creators of Star Trek explored on screen. Learn more.
Louisville Zoo
Bring the whole family out for a fun-filled Zoo visit April 4-8. See what’s new and blooming at the Zoo plus enjoy a variety of planet-friendly activities that will take place throughout the week.
Including:
- Party for the Planet
- Glacier Run Bears About Town
- 4-D Ride Theater with Sponge Bob Square Pants!
Visit the Zoo's website to learn more.
Louisville and the Ohio River
Louisville and the Ohio River" is a fun way for children to learn about water. Louisville Water, along with other local organizations, will provide fun activities for children. Kids Club members participate for free - and you can become a member the day of your visit.
Stop by Louisville Water Company at 550 South Third Street in Louisville to pick up a $2 off discount card while supplies last.
Metro Parks
Jefferson Memorial Forest
Have you ever visited America's largest municipally-owned forest? Spring Break is a great time to visit Jefferson Memorial Forest! Located just 15 miles from downtown Louisville, Jefferson Memorial Forest's 6,191 acres give you the opportunity to experience nature at its most spectacular - without leaving the city. Picnic underneath a towering oak tree. Grab a backpack and hit the trails in the nation’s largest municipal urban forest. Or, set up your tent and take in the symphony of crickets and frogs. Whether you want to be adventurous, be inspired or just be, the forest offers all sorts of wonderful woodland possibilities. That's the beauty of the forest - it's your adventure, and it doesn't have to cost you a thing.
Louisville Bats Baseball
Don't miss the 2011 season for the Bats at Slugger Field with home games beginning April 7th! Louisville Bats website.
Other Things to Do