November 10 is Family Day at Uptown Art Uncorked-paint a pumpkin with your child, register to win cold hard cash, support Louisville Children's Museum

Walk, bike, or trolley hop down Bardstown Road this Saturday during BooFest. Special deals at shops, restaurants, and bars, costumes, and trick-or-treating, too!

There's an educational and entertaining family event this weekend that doesn't involve pumpkins or ghosts: the 18th Century Market Fair at historic Locust Grove.

Bring your storybook princesses and pirates, monsters and animals to the Main Library on Friday, October 19 at 6:00pm for free family-friendly storybook Halloween event.

You name it! Silvester wins the Zoo's baby giraffe naming contest. There's still time to see him during The World's Largest Halloween Party (Oct. 18-21 and 25-28, 5-8:30 pm).

Sacred Heart School for the Arts presents a family favorite Oct. 25-Nov.3: "The Sound of Music." "I Have Confidence" that you will count this musical as one of "My Favorite Things," whether you are "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" or not. I couldn't fit "Do-Re-Mi" in there, but you get the picture.

Have you ever taken your kids to the American Printing House for the Blind? Free Saturday workshops and tours will help kids "see" Braille and codes in a new way.

You've still got a couple of weekends left to take the family out to a farm to pick pumpkins and run through a corn maze. If you haven't been to Lanesville, Indiana's Deere Farms yet, it might be worth the thirty-minute drive.

With two great festivals in one great neighborhood, there's no excuse not to visit the Highlands this weekend. Check out the Belknap Fall Festival at Douglass Loop on Friday and Saturday and Farmington Harvest Festival on Sunday.

StageOne's musical world premier of Wiley and the Hairy Man runs October 13 & 20 at 11am & 2pm.