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Whether you’re new to exploring the city, looking for staycation family fun, or you’re a local who’s been skipping out on learning that’s been right in your backyard, now’s your moment! Below you’ll find favorite spring stops for the student in all of us.

Louisville Zoo 1100 Trevilian Way Take egg hunts to the next level with the Safari Eggventure when you visit this April. Kelsey Knott
Waterfront Botanical Gardens 1435 Frankfort Ave This spring, classes and programs are available for all ages eager to learn about plants and nature. @waterfrontgardens
Muhammad Ali Center 144 N 6th St April 5th is Community Free Day! Enjoy free admission to learn about a local legend. @alicenterlou
Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory 800 W Main St Taking pride in their five generations of family-owned business, see the world’s biggest bat, visit the museum, and tour the bat factory. @SteveGrider | @gotolouisville
Kentucky Derby Museum 704 Central Ave Celebrating 40 years of exhibits this year, visit the Derby Museum to get into the Derby Spirit any day of the week. @derbymuseum
Speed Art Museum 2035 South Third Street It’s free on Sundays! Make sure you don’t miss out on a masterpiece this spring. @ocession
Louisville Ballet 315 E. Main St. (Studio and School) Louisville Ballet is always bringing beautiful performances–check out Cinderella at Whitney Hall at the Kentucky Center for the Arts April 4-6. @louballet
Frazier History Museum 829 W Main St See the latest stories Frazier is bringing to life to round out your educational experiences this break. @frazierhistorymuseum
Louisville Nature Center 3745 Illinois Ave Connect to nature in the city through Louisville Nature Center’s gardens, trails, and nature play area. @louisvillenaturecenter
Louisville Free Public Library Various | 17 Louisville Locations As always, the library is here to save the day–offering over 100 free programs while school’s out! Kelsey Knott
@SteveGrider | @gotolouisville

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Kelsey Knott is a freelance writer, former educator, and published poet who has called Louisville home for the last 12 years. When she's not reading or playing Animal Crossing, you'll find her cozied up...