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Whether you're a Kentucky local, a frequent visitor or a first-time tourist; here are just a few of the events going on across Kentucky. Enjoy your stay!
The park extends this invitation to help make a stand for your Kentucky State Park. In Corbin.
Featuring concerts, dances, fun run, golf tournament, carnival, and the crowning of the Mountain Laurel Queen. In Pineville.
Stand on the vaulted spot (1,990 ft) where Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia come together. In Pineville.
Whitesburg’s annual festival of eastern Kentucky crafts and culture. In Whitesburg.
Concerts by world-renowned brass bands of all types who perform throughout the weekend. Vincent DiMartino performs. In Danville.
Discover the mysterious sounds of the night as we paddle our way around Mill Creek Lake under a moonlit sky. In Slade.
Bring your instruments out to Carter Caves State Resort Park to gather and play music with other local musicians. In Olive Hill.
A four-day event celebrating the automobile and "all things Kentucky". In Lexington.
A week dedicated to the Revolutionary War, The War of 1812 and the settlement of lands around the Ohio River. In Olive Hill.
Junior fishing tournament for children 15 years and under. Prizes awarded in each age group for the biggest fish caught. In Greenup.
Explore wilderness survival. Orienteering, shelter building, food and water procurement, fire starting, first aid, and more. In Prestonsburg.
The largest, free, outdoor cultural event in Central Kentucky with more than 65,000 visitors traveling to Woodland Park, in Lexington.
Designed for the experienced and novice scrapbooker. Participants must bring their own scrapbook and supplies. In Greenup.
Hundreds of vendors and a variety of food and beverages, carnival rides and games for young and old. In Hopkinsville.
Held on the original site near Garst's Pond where Nathan B. Forrest first engaged Crittenden's Army of the Ohio. In Sacramento.
Family friendly activities will be presented during Family Fun Day from 9:30 to 4:00, at Wickliffe Mounds, in Wickliffe.
A free music festival celebrating the life and music of former resident W.C. Handy, "Father of the Blues". In Henderson.
A 3-day festival of speed, Hot Rods, and American automotive enthusiasm. In Bowling Green.
One of Owensboro's newest festivals begins at RiverPark Center. Ticketed dinner & dancing, bourbon tastings, jazz bands and more.
For 3 days, bluegrass music will be heard around Owensboro at both the International Bluegrass Music Museum and Yellow Creek Park.
A three-day jam-packed festival. Grilling competitions, arts and crafts, great food, free concerts and more. In Murray.
Lake Barkley State Resort Park sponsor activities for the family and fireworks at the beach. In Cadiz.
Friday nights in July and August will find downtown Bowling Green rocking again with the 33rd Annual Concerts in the Park series.
The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes to vibrant life in this delightful musical parable. In Madisonville.
In Elizabethtown.
This fun family event features teams racing on the Ohio River with Dragon Boats to win bragging rights and the winner's cup.
A celebration of the bluegrass heritage in Kentucky, features live music, crafts, food, sporting events and more. In Henderson.
One of the largest free bluegrass festivals in the country. 2 days of bluegrass music, Kentucky craftsmen and activities. In Henderson.
Kick off the series with the first 5K of the series and then stay to enjoy the tunes of the Hot August Blues Festival. In Hardin.
A great time with rides, games, food, contests, pumpkins, and live music; something for everyone.
Help preserve the archaeological site, facilities and grounds at Wickliffe Mounds by cleaning the trail. In Wickliffe.
Haunted hay ride on Friday nights, pumpkin painting, games, crafts, and a trip through the haunted house. In Owensboro.
This unique festival on the third weekend in October celebrates the fall season and everything apple. In Owensboro.
Get in the spirit and dress in costume if you like. This course will give you lots of tricks and a few treats. In Cadiz.
Trick or treating in downtown Henderson from 3-5pm, with a parade following.
Comedian performance at 8pm at the Kentucky Center in Louisville.
Concert performance at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville.
8pm concert at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville.
7:05pm baseball game at Louisville Slugger Field.
7:30pm theater performance at the Kentucky Center in Louisville.
The streets of The Summit will be lined with 150 of America's greatest artisans and fine crafters. In Louisville.
The Bluegrass, Hoosier and Ohio Valley chapters of the Falcon Club of America will host the 33rd Annual Falcon Nationals. In Louisville.
5pm at the Huber Orchard and Winery in Borden.