"The 2024 Festival of Faiths will celebrate the beauty of creativity and the power of ideas to change the world. Share in this experience of Sacred Imagining as we lean into our highest potential, explore our authentic selves and reimagine what the future might hold."

This year marks the 4th annual Meet Your Maker Halloween Market at Hermitage Farm in Goshen, KY.

Come shop some of Kentuckian's best artists and makers October 26-27th from 10am - 5pm while enjoying some SPOOKY entertainment. It will be a day filled with fun for the whole family.

Admission is free.

Held annually the second weekend in October, the Annual Belknap Fall Festival is a family-friendly and fun, two-day celebration to highlight the history and uniqueness of Belknap Neighborhood. Friday night features live music on stage and a beer garden.

All-day Saturday adds over 50 booths of juried arts and crafts, plus food trucks from local eateries, educational exhibits, non-profits, business vendors, and family fun activities. The festival draws a diverse crowd of adults and families with attendance in the upwards of 10,000+.

Admission is free.

Over 135 arts & crafts vendors travel from across the country to showcase their talents, and over 130 area business, civic & nonprofit organizations come to spread awareness at this 3-day event. Centered in the small-town ambiance of Gaslight Square, the festival has evolved into a time-honored tradition of Jeffersontown.

Admission is free.

The BIG FOUR™ arts event kicks off festival season every year on the weekend following Labor Day at Big Four® Bridge, Waterfront Park in Louisville, Kentucky

The Big Four Arts Festival has been the most attended (20,000) two-day Event ever held in Louisville at Waterfront Park on the Big Four Bridge Lawn. The weekend following Labor Day, the 8th annual festival, September 7th & 8th 2024, will be held on the lawn which consists of four acres of tree-lined walks overlooking the Ohio River, located at the Big 4 Walking Bridge. The Big 4 Walking Bridge has 25,000 people strolling it each weekend. The Festival is a two-minute drive from downtown Louisville and draws patrons from Southern Indiana as well as Louisville.

Big Four Arts Festival is a ticketed event ($5).

Tickets will only be sold at the entrance of the festival and on this website. NO third parties or resellers will be selling tickets. Ticket sales are in support of Bridgehaven Mental Health Services. Bridgehaven Mental Health Services wants to THANK YOU for attending and participating in this EVENT.

Located on a beautiful 90-acre private nature preserve adjacent to Louisville’s renowned Parklands, The Big Stomp is a festival that stomps the mental health stigma. Our immersive, multi-day experience takes a fresh, inclusive, modern approach.

With social activities and mindful programming, we provide education, awareness, and resilience tools. Together we are rocking the elephant in the room – changing the way mental health is communicated while fostering an environment of openness and fearlessness.

“On the second weekend in June each year, Crestwood, Kentucky welcomes thousands of visitors to this two-day FREE festival held at The Maples Park. Now in its 23rd year, Arts on the Green has become a premier outdoor juried arts and crafts festival designed for the entire family to enjoy.

In addition to the many local, national and regional artists who attend to showcase a wide variety of artwork, this festival features continuous live entertainment, children’s activities, beverage vendors, and Emerging Artists (students) all within the 22-acre Maples Park in Crestwood, Kentucky.

For the first time in its existence, Arts on the Green partnered with the Louisville Food Truck Association to have 15 food trucks on site daily in 2023, plus FREE shuttle service to and from Maples Park and South Oldham Middle School, South Oldham High School, and Camden Station Elementary School. Oldham Public Bus also provides 2 shuttles, with handicap parking onsite.

Arts on the Green is a fundraiser for the nonprofit Arts Association of Oldham County (AAOOC), whose mission is “bringing the Arts to Oldham County.” “

Held the first weekend in June and located in one of the oldest parts of Louisville, set against the backdrop of historic homes from the late 1800s, below a canopy of trees, sits the Butchertown Art Fair.

The Butchertown Art Fair has a unique style. Fun, casual, cool and entertaining, the event draws an eclectic crowd. There is something for everyone! You'll find great art, locally acclaimed food vendors, and a variety of local spirits, beer and wine!

June 1 & 2, show hours are Saturday 10am - 7pm and Sunday 11am to 5pm.

Save the date for our annual Art Festival! This year’s festival will take place on May 18 and 19 from 11am-5pm and will feature elevated, high-quality artist vendors from all over.

2024 marks the 52nd anniversary of this rite of spring in one of Louisville’s most beautiful and historic neighborhoods.

The Cherokee Triangle Art Fair is a juried fair with more than 200 artists’ booths. The two-day event is free and open to the public. The Art Fair is held in Louisville’s historic Cherokee Triangle neighborhood on tree-lined Cherokee Parkway between Willow Avenue and Cherokee Road. The neighbors are friendly and welcoming as they celebrate spring with old and new friends alike. The Art Fair began in 1972 and has been one of the area’s favorite events ever since.

In addition to a high-quality and diverse selection of art, patrons of the fair can enjoy food, drink, and entertainment. The popular Children’s Parade kicks off the event each year at 10:00 a.m., and all kids are welcome to participate in this joyful, themed march. Other attractions include the Cherokee Triangle Association booth with offerings of Cherokee Triangle branded merchandise and apparel, and a Children’s Art Tent for hands-on activities throughout the weekend.