Fri. November 30

Friday, November 30

• Where: Louisville Free Public Library - Southwest Branch
  10375 Dixie Hwy, Louisville
  What: Military History Display
  When: November 10 - November 30 LAST DAY
  Fee: Free
  More Info: www.lfpl.org or 502-933-0029
  

• Where: Hardin County Library
  100 Jim Owen Drive, Elizabethtown, KY 42701
  What: Food For Fines
  $1 in fines will be waived for each food item donated for up to $10 per library card holder. Donations will be accepted at our circulation desks during the month of November. The waived fees apply to fines only; donations cannot be used toward lost, damaged, or replacement items. Donations will go to community organizations that benefit the public.
  When: The entire month of November LAST DAY
  Fee: Free
  More Info: (270) 769-6337
  

• Where: Hardin County Library
  Hardin County Library - North Branch
  What: Toys for Tots
  $We have donation boxes in the main area and children’s room of our Elizabethtown location, as well as the North Branch in Radcliff. We are taking donations from now until the end of November!
  When: The entire month of November LAST DAY
  Fee: Free
  More Info: (270) 769-6337
  

• Where: Louisville Waterfront, Spirit of Jefferson
  What: sightseeing / dinner cruise
  It's the end of a busy week, so come on down to the riverboat Spirit of Jefferson and enjoy the holiday season with a two-hour cruise on the Ohio River! The buffet is delicious, and a DJ will provide music for listening or dancing.
  When: This Spirit of Jefferson cruise boards at 6:30 pm and cruises from 7 - 9 pm
  Fee: $21.00 for sightseeing only, $41 for buffet. Call for reservations, or purchase tickets ON LINE.
  

• Where: Devers Youth Center, Fort Knox
  What: Toddler/Preschool Playgroup
  Bring your children, up to five years of age, to the Fort Knox Community Playgroup This free playgroup encourages parent/child interactions through unstructured activities for children gives you an opportunity to enjoy indoor activities with your child and meet other parents.
  When: 10 AM - 11:30 AM
  Fee: Free
  More Info: (502) 624-4483
  

• Where: Devers Youth Center
  5543 Chaffee Avenue, Fort Knox
  What: 3 on 3 Basketball
  When: 6 pm
  Fee: Free
  More Info: 502-624-6442
  

• Where: 501 E. Stephen Foster Ave.,
  My Old Kentucky Home State Park,
  Bardstown, KY 40004
  What: Candelight Tours
  My Old Kentucky Home is decorated for Christmas in the antebellum style beautifully accented by the glow of candles everywhere. Guests have a guided tour with refreshments afterwards
  When: 5:30 - 8:30 PM
  Fee: Adults $7, Seniors $5, Children 6-12 $3.50, under 6 free. 502-348-3502 or 800-323-7803.
  

• Where: 136 S. Main St.,
  Kentucky Railway6 Museum,
  New Haven, KY 40051
  What: Santa Express
  On our journey to the North Pole you will enjoy an approximate 1 hour train excursion while listening to the sounds of the season. Upon arriving at the North Pole we will pick up Santa; Santa will then board the train and travel with us on our way back to New Haven. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served. Children are encouraged to wear their pajamas. Make sure and bring your camera. Upon arriving back at the station you will have the opportunity to come in to the depot and take your child's photo with Santa. Don't forget your camera!
  When: 7 PM
  Fee: Cost is $23.00 for Adults and $18.00 for children ages 2-12 under the age of 2 is FREE. Reservations are required for all events. For information or to make a reservation please call the Kentucky Railway Museum. (800) 272-0152
  

• Where: The PAC,
  384 W.A. Jenkins Road, Elizabethtown
  What: 113th Army Band Annual Holiday Concert
  113th Army Band Dragoons celebrate the Christmas season again this year at the PAC. The concert is free and open to the public featuring music of the season to include a possible guest appearance by Santa! POC 270-769-8837.
  When: Curtain at 7 PM
  Fee: FREE
  

• Where: Louisville Science Center
  What: Scientific Proofs - STEM Education in Our Schools
  The Kentucky Science Center will host a conversation on S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Education Friday, November 30, 2012 at 727 West Main Street. As part of the 2012-2013 series of after-hours, informal dialogues around timely science topics, this series is designed to foster a more scientifically literate community by encouraging idea exchange, information sharing, and educational opportunities in an impartial setting
  Winter is here and our children are firmly entrenched in another school year, but what are our kids learning and how is this preparing them for the future? Join us at the Kentucky Science Center for a hard-hitting, yet approachable examination of the state of science education in our schools. Add your perspective as we welcome state, district, and school-level experts and educators.
  When: 6 PM
  Fee: a cash bar will be available. The event is free and open the public. Reservations are not required but may be made by calling (502) 561-6100 ext 6114 or emailing jenna.spear@louisvilleky.gov.
  More Information: For more information, visit www.kysciencecenter.org.