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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-01/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-02/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-03/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-04/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-05/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-06/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-07/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-08/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-09/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240310
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240311
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-10/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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UID:10000763-1710115200-1710201599@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-11/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240312
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240313
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000764-1710201600-1710287999@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-12/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240314
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000765-1710288000-1710374399@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-13/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240314
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240315
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000766-1710374400-1710460799@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-14/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240315
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240316
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000767-1710460800-1710547199@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-15/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240316
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240317
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000768-1710547200-1710633599@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-16/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240318
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000769-1710633600-1710719999@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-17/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240319
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000770-1710720000-1710806399@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-18/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240320
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000771-1710806400-1710892799@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-19/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240320
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240321
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
CREATED:20240212T140320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000772-1710892800-1710979199@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-20/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240321
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240322
DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
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SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-21/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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UID:10000774-1711065600-1711151999@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-22/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
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UID:10000775-1711152000-1711238399@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-23/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTAMP:20260429T194328
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UID:10000776-1711238400-1711324799@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-24/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240326
DTSTAMP:20260429T194329
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000777-1711324800-1711411199@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-25/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240327
DTSTAMP:20260429T194329
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UID:10000778-1711411200-1711497599@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-26/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTAMP:20260429T194329
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UID:10000779-1711497600-1711583999@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-27/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240329
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UID:10000780-1711584000-1711670399@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-28/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240330
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000781-1711670400-1711756799@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-29/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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DTSTAMP:20260429T194329
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T133548Z
UID:10000782-1711756800-1711843199@justsayyesky.org
SUMMARY:Free + Fun in Frankfort
DESCRIPTION: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. \nCheck their websites and/or social media for up to date activities and times. \n\nJosephine Sculpture Park \nExplore nearly 70 works of art throughout 40 acres of native meadows and newly forested areas. Enjoy picnic areas\, native plants\, wildlife habitat and a rotating exhibit of contemporary art that is fun for the entire family. The best part? The Park is FREE to visit\, sunrise to sunset every day of the year. Josephine Sculpture Park also accepts Yes Cards for their paid programs and events. Visit their website to learn more. \n\nPaul Sawyier Public Library \nLocated in downtown Frankfort\, the library offers awesome programming for all ages! \n\nCove Springs Park \nCove Springs has hiking trails\, waterfalls and plenty of space to move. It’s free and open daily. \n\nFrankfort Public Art Tour \nWalk around downtown and find public art on every corner. Use the Visit Frankfort map to find them or explore on your own. \n\nCapital City Museum \nThe Capital City Museum is open Monday through Saturday\, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. There’s no admission fee. Exhibits cover a variety of Frankfort history and fun. \n\nDaniel Boone’s Grave \nIt may seem odd to visit a cemetery\, but this is a historic spot! The Frankfort Cemetery overlooks the Kentucky River and the Kentucky State Capitol. \n\nSwitzer Covered Bridge \nIf you need to get outside and explore\, check out Frankfort’s covered bridge. Built by George Hockersmith c.1855\, this historic bridge is 120 ft. long\, 11 ft. wide\, and of Howe truss design.  Each entrance has a saw tooth edge. Rebuilt in 1998\, the bridge is on the National Historic Register. Hours are dawn to dusk. \n\nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill \nLeslie Morris Park on Fort Hill features two Civil War earthen forts\, the Sullivan House visitor / interpretive center\, the Gippy Graham picnic pavilion\, a scenic downtown Frankfort overlook and several hiking trails\, paved and natural single track surface. Free guided tours are available. Visit their website for more information. \n\nBe a Frankfort Tourist \nTour your own town! Visit Frankfort offers walking tours and self guided digital tours. Visit their website to find times and locations for guided tours as well.
URL:https://justsayyesky.org/event/freeinfrankfort/2024-03-30/
CATEGORIES:Art,Elementary School,Family Fun,FREE,High School,Middle School,Parents and Caregivers,YES Card Accepted
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