Textured floors and braille signage let Kentucky School for the Blind students garden independently and explore future careers.

Trick-or-treaters under 11 get 20 candy booths along a 1.3-mile trail, plus a sensory-friendly night for families who need it.

The 30-acre campus farm will grow crops for student-run farmers markets and open by the 2028 school year.

New Ford Future Builders Labs in Jefferson and Hardin counties will put 3D printers and robotics in students' hands.

Holy Trinity Catholic School's new Payne Street playground is open to the whole public, not just students, from 8 a.m. to dusk.

The new center, less than a mile from its sister site, adds capacity in Oakley.

The St. Matthews hospital added five classrooms and new playgrounds to shrink a waitlist that once topped 150 kids.

The 460-student center is a purpose-built hub for preschool education.

The new East Louisville campus expands LeafSpring's local presence.

Greater Clark County Schools' Black students jumped 12 points in reading proficiency, even as the district still trails the state average.

Slugger Field's Oct. 2 event pairs trick-or-treating with a costume contest and free entry for kids two and under.

Louisville’s Kentucky Derby Museum is bringing free Derby-themed lessons to fourth- and fifth-grade classrooms nationwide, with activities covering history, writing, math and economics.

Looking for fun, entertaining family and learning events to check out in Louisville this week? Here are the top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.