By Kris Andrews Bondarenko Avoid Isolation and Reach Out for Support and Safety Planning A popular myth about domestic violence is that reported incidents spike during the Super Bowl. Although this cultural phenomenon helped raise awareness around the issue of intimate partner violence, it is not entirely accurate. Essentially, holidays and special events do not […]
If you have always wondered what the largest skyscraper in the world would look like if it was made entirely out of LEGOs, then the BrickUniverse LEGO Fan Convention is the perfect place for you. The BrickUniverse LEGO Fan Convention is returning to Louisville’s Kentucky Exposition Center on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 6-7. The convention […]
Lexington Family Magazine Day 1- Ninja Turtle DVD set: Danelle Bowsher Groves Day 2- Breyer Horse and book set: Joan Williams Cecere Day 3- Yo Yo’s & Board Games: Christie Hall-Volpenhein Day 4- Little Gym Holiday Camp (2 Free Days): Karrie Bogue Thompson Day 5- Cut & Paste Craft Studio Door Hanger: Amy Floyd Painter Day 6- […]
God’s Pantry & Food Bank 1685 Jaggie Fox Way 255-6592 www.godspantry.org God’s Pantry provides emergency food baskets for families year-round and needs volunteers for food sorting, repacking, distribution and more. Learn about hosting a food drive or other ways to give online. Faith & Community Christmas Store 1055 Industry Road 514-7210 www.godsnet.info The Catholic […]
How good is Aqua-Tots Swim School? There’s none better from coast to coast, according to Lexington mom Kallista Isernhagen who has tried swim schools for her son from one end of the continent to the other. Brody, now 3, started in swim school in Miami at 6 months and continued lessons after the family moved […]
The Bluegrass Youth Ballet brings back its original ballet, “Dia de los Muertos” on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3 & 4. This touching performance is a celebration of the Day of the Dead when those who have died are remembered. Performances are at the Lexington Opera House on Friday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. and […]
The Living Arts & Science Center will host the annual Day of the Dead Festival on Wednesday, Nov. 1. This family-friendly event, from 5 to 9 p.m., includes hands-on crafts such as sand mural making, painting sugar skulls and creating paper flowers; and a community altar for photographs of loved ones. The event also features […]
Lexington Parks and Recreation is adding Freaky Friday Flicks to its Halloween lineup this year. Celebrate the season throughout the month of October with classic Halloween movies at 7:30 p.m. each Friday, Oct. 6-27, at the MoonDance Amphitheater. Throw on a cozy sweater (or a costume) and settle in to enjoy a family-friendly spooky movie. […]
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Students considering a Christian college have the chance to gather information at a Christian College Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 19 at Lexington Christian Academy. The Fair is an opportunity to talk to representatives from 35 Christian colleges from across the country. The fair runs from 6 to 8 p.m. and is open to the public. […]
