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SUMMARY:Oxmoor Center Pop-Up Dog Park
DESCRIPTION:The Dog Park is open from June 1 through July 31. \nOxmoor Center is a dog friendly mall so shoppers can shop\, dine\, and play with their furry friend by their side! \nMORE INFO + RULES
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/oxmoor-center-pop-up-dog-park/
LOCATION:Oxmoor Center\, 7900 Shelbyville Rd\, Louisville\, KY\, 40222\, United States
CATEGORIES:Pets,Shopping
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SUMMARY:NEW rollercoaster Flying Fox at Kentucky Kingdom! | save 40% on tickets with my promo code!
DESCRIPTION:Flying Fox is Kentucky Kingdom Theme & Water Park’s newest ride that everyone is talking about\, and YOU can save 40% on your tickets using my code “THINGSTOLOU40”! \nGET YOUR TICKETS HERE\nWe recently rode Flying Fox — get a preview of the experience riding the rollercoaster here! \n\nFlying Fox has landed at Kentucky Kingdom Theme & Water Park! Are YOU ready to take off? \nYou and the thrill-seekers in your family will blast off into the skies\, catching a wide view of Louisville\, then dip through an underground tunnel\, before soaring across the park – you can’t miss this! \nFlying Fox is Kentucky Kingdom Theme & Water Park’s newest ride that everyone is talking about\, and YOU can save 40% on your tickets using my code “THINGSTOLOU40”! \n⚠️The promo code will only work by going to: THIS LINK \nAnd after the ride\, enjoy the rest of the park rides\, take the family through Discovery Meadow and grab a delicious bite! \nBuckle up and hang on – Flying Fox is going to be THE most exciting experience this summer! \n#KentuckyKingdom #ThingsToDoInLouisville #LouisvilleFamilies #LouisvilleLocal #KentuckyKingdomPartner
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/new-rollercoaster-flying-fox-at-kentucky-kingdom-save-40-on-tickets-with-my-promo-code/
LOCATION:Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane Bay\, 937 Phillips Lane\, Louisville\, KY\, 40209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Entertainment,Family & Children
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SUMMARY:The Farmers Market at the Train Depot
DESCRIPTION:Spend your Sunday in a beautiful historic community space in Louisville filled with local farmers\, food vendors\, handmade goods\, and a fun\, family-friendly atmosphere. \nCome shop\, stroll\, relax\, and enjoy everything the Depot has to offer\, including free kids’ activities\, donation-based yoga at most markets\, open green space\, and a one-of-a-kind setting that makes the market feel like more than just a quick stop. We also have an indoor seating area\, mini museum\, bathrooms\, and leashed dogs are welcome. \nAt our Kentucky Proud Farmers Market\, we proudly accept SNAP\, and we plan to roll out Double Dollars in June to help make fresh local food more accessible in our community. \n  \n***description from Facebook event
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/the-farmers-market-at-the-train-depot/2026-07-19/
LOCATION:The Train Depot @ Buechel Train Depot\, 2230 Buechel Ave\, Louisville\, KY\, 40218\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family & Children,Market,Shopping
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SUMMARY:LASER Talk: a Leonardo/ISAST In-Person Rendezvous Event
DESCRIPTION:Our next Louisville LASER Talk brings together three perspectives on coexistence\, resilience\, and human nature. \nMargaret Carreiro presents “Neighborhood Adopt a Species\,” drawing on urban ecology and reconciliation ecology to show how residents can collaboratively share everyday spaces with other species\, scaling conservation down to the neighborhood level. \nFran Kremer’s “Data Democratization and Climate Action” argues that making climate data accessible and understandable empowers individuals and communities to prepare for floods\, wildfires\, and heat. \nClaude Stephens closes with “Three Million Years of Play\,” provocatively proposing Homo Ludens over Homo Sapiens\, tracing how industrialization and commercialization eroded play and risk\, and offering paths to restore it. \nWe invite you to join us in this brunch edition of Louisville Laser Talks. Light refreshments and snacks will be served beforehand. The presentation starts at 1:30pm. \nMore info here \n\nPress Release:\nLASER Louisville: a Leonardo/ISAST In-Person Rendezvous Event \nThe Louisville LASER program is a series of lectures and presentations on art\, science\, and technology-related projects and an affiliate of Leonardo/International Society for the Arts\, Science and Technology (ISAST). Leonardo/ISAST LASER Talks is a program of international gatherings that bring artists\, scientists\, humanists and technologists together for informal presentations\, performances and conversations with the wider public. The mission of LASER is to encourage contribution to the cultural environment of a region by fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and opportunities for community building to over 50 cities and 5 continents worldwide. \nChaired/Moderated by: MaybeItsFate co-founders Rebecca Norton & Clare Hirn \nEVENT INFO\nWhen: Sunday / July 19th / 1:30 pm / EST\nWhere: MaybeItsFate\, 1425 Story Ave\, 40206\nWebsite: http://www.maybeitsfate.com \nEVENT TITLE\nInviting Nature\, Data and Play into Shared Spaces \nOur next Louisville LASER Talk brings together three perspectives on coexistence\, resilience\, and human nature. Margaret Carreiro presents “Neighborhood Adopt a Species\,” drawing on urban ecology and reconciliation ecology to show how residents can collaboratively share everyday spaces with other species\, scaling conservation down to the neighborhood level. Fran Kremer’s “Data Democratization and Climate Action” argues that making climate data accessible and understandable empowers individuals and communities to prepare for floods\, wildfires\, and heat. Claude Stephens closes with “Three Million Years of Play\,” provocatively proposing Homo Ludens over Homo Sapiens\, tracing how industrialization and commercialization eroded play and risk\, and offering paths to restore it. \nWe invite you to join us in this brunch edition of Louisville Laser Talks. Light refreshments and snacks will be served. \nSpeakers\nClaude Stephens is the director of Bernheim’s Children at Play Network which is focused on fostering the next generation of environmental stewards through play in Nature. His background in evolutionary biology frames the way he approaches systems change by valuing play. He has helped design natural play environments regionally\, nationally\, and most recently for a national park in Brasilia Brazil. In 2025 Claude received an honorary doctorate in play from the International Play Association. \nFran Kremer is working now at the interface of science and the visual and performing arts\, integrating these disciplines to bring a greater understanding of environmental and public health effects from climate change on individuals and communities. Until 2025\, Dr. Kremer served as Senior Scientist with decades of experience in managing research to support the US Environmental Protection Agency policies and regulations examining impacts of contaminants on public health and the environment\, leading multidisciplinary teams in developing innovative approaches for monitoring and controlling contaminants and anticipating climate change impacts on public health and the environment.\nMargaret Carreiro\, Professor emerita\, UofL\, is a plant and soil ecologist who has worked primarily in Urban and Suburban Ecology. She studies the impacts of cities and towns on natural areas and is also involved in restoration ecology. She is currently President of Louisville Chapter of Wild Ones and is the local organizer for iNaturalist’s City Nature Challenge in Louisville Metro\, a biodiversity Bioblitz. Margaret is a cheerleader for our local native species and enjoys teaching people about the importance of nature in cities and how together we can sustain local species. \nMaybeItsFate\nMaybeItsFate is a Louisville-based and member-owned social collective and club. Our mission is to foster the conditions for emergence — the emergence of new connections\, ideas\, art\, and opportunities — through spaces designed for anyone who desires to be plugged into the creative pulse of the city. The collective is a member-owned cooperative that fosters a physical space and virtual space to fulfill its mission. The physical space offers a public art gallery and a members-only salon. The virtual space offers access to ideas\, art\, events\, and opportunities for members from anywhere. Social Media Handles: IG: @maybeitsfatesocial \n 
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/laser-talk-a-leonardo-isast-in-person-rendezvous-event/
LOCATION:MAYBEITSFATE\, 1425 Story Ave\, Louisville\, KY\, 40206\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational,Public Speakers
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