With a focus on historic crafts, this half-day camp will let your child explore history and nature in and around downtown Frankfort! Each day camp will have a different theme. The full summer schedule is listed below.June 28th - Ghost Stories!July 1st - Cryptids and Legends!July 10th - Splashin AroundJuly 24th-25th - Nature and ArtJuly 31st - Scavenger HuntsMinimum age...
Open to youth ages 9-18 years old. Youth and their dogs will learn obedience, companionship, and responsible dog ownership. All dogs must be current on all vaccinations and have all puppy vaccinations. Meets the first and third Monday of the month. Click HERE for the 2023/2024 forms. For more info, contact 4-H Agent MacKenzie Preece at [email protected].
Looking for free activities in Frankfort? Here's a few of our favorites. These Frankfort venues offer youth and family programming and are open to the public. Check their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. Josephine Sculpture Park Explore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic...
Summer fun with Franklin County FRYSC's and Paul Sawyier Public Library! July 2: Sarah Apartments July 9: Prince Hall July 16: Juniper Hills July 18: Duckers Mobile Home Park July 23: Louisville Road Mobile Home Park July 25: Cove Springs Sky Trail
Kids Class from 4-5pm Ages 7-17 (Classes individualized for each student & level) Each session includes 4 classes beginning on the first Tuesday of the month Kids classes are a way to explore clay while expanding creativity, problem solving, and building artistic techniques. Students will handbuild, throw on the wheel, and glaze. As students continue to attend monthly classes they...
Pottery Pals from 5:30pm to 6pm Ages 4+ w/ an adult $55 for Child and Adult together Each session includes four classes beginning on the first Tuesday of the month. These classes are for a child ages 2-7, plus one adult. Kids and their special adult will explore clay while expanding creativity, practice problem solving, and build artistic techniques each...
For Fourth grade and up. Beginner sewing club is for youth to learn the basics of sewing and begin easy projects!
Looking for free activities in Frankfort? Here's a few of our favorites. These Frankfort venues offer youth and family programming and are open to the public. Check their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. Josephine Sculpture Park Explore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic...
At KIWANIS - GFC FRANKFORT SOCCER CAMP AND CLINIC, we offer kids of all ages and backgrounds a structured opportunity for growth. Our enriched program is designed for campers to promote independence and self-confidence all while making new friends and learning exciting new skills. To find out more and to discover if our Soccer Camp is a good fit for...
Looking for free activities in Frankfort? Here's a few of our favorites. These Frankfort venues offer youth and family programming and are open to the public. Check their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. Josephine Sculpture Park Explore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic...
FREE FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT!!! In partnership with the Team Kentucky Tourism Arts & Heritage Cabinet and the City of Frankfort, Liberty Hall brings Civic Season to a close with Frankfort's Fourth of July celebration! Bring a blanket or picnic lunch to enjoy live music, games, and American history together as a community. Along with performances by Kentucky Shakespeare and Bill...
Teens, join us monthly to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM). This program is offered in partnership with Kentucky Cooperative Extension at Kentucky State University and University of Kentucky.. All teens in grades 6-12 are welcome; registration is not required. In December, explore the beauty of snow and ice. Teen events are exclusively for middle and high school...
