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Louisville Holiday Guide

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Every holiday—from 4th of July to Christmas—is filled with opportunities to visit friends, see Louisville’s lovely lights and create family memories. This guide will point you in the right direction to make the most of Louisville’s holiday attractions.
  1. 4th of July
  2. Thanksgiving
  3. Black Friday
  1. Christmas
  2. New Year's Eve
  3. Winter Events and Attractions

4th of July

Celebrate the 4th of July with Louisville style! With so many parks featuring July 4th fireworks, communities hosting Independence Day parades and free concerts, there is no shortage of ways to celebrate the birth of our country.

Thanksgiving

Turkey

While many Louisvillians spend the holiday at home with family, others spend the day out on the town. If you're among the latter group, you'll want to know what restaurants and businesses are open on Thanksgiving in Louisville.

Black Friday

Christmas Gift

The biggest shopping day of the year brings Louisvillians out of their homes in the middle of the night for great deals on holiday gifts. The lines may be long, but the deals make the waiting worthwhile.

Christmas

Christmas Tree

Sitting on Santa's lap, driving around town looking for the best Christmas light displays, shopping for the perfect gift--Christmas is a wonderful time of year to celebrate holiday traditions.

New Year's Eve

Champagne Toast

We may not have a party equal in size to the Times Square party in New York, but a Louisville New Year's Eve is no less exciting. Parties all over town include black-tie galas and masquerade balls, buffets and five course meals, champagne toasts and balloon drops.

Winter Events and Attractions

Baby Sledding

It's tempting to hibernate indoors when winter hits Louisville, but there are just too many fun things to do around town during the winter months to hide out at home for too long.

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