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As summer comes to an end, we are embracing the changing of the seasons with some spooky Halloween fun and our cozy Silent Movie Night! Plus, Louisville has lots of exciting art to help usher in autumn!

Trunk or Treat off McCaslin

Sunday, October 25 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m. | Ascent Community Church, 550 McCaslin Blvd.

The sign up to host a trunk is officially open! 

In the name of all things spooky, the City of Louisville is bringing back Trunk or Treat in the Ascent parking lot off McCaslin Blvd. Let your creativity run wild by hosting a decorated trunk in the spirit of Halloween! We look forward to seeing your trunks come to life.

Regardless of whether you host a trunk, save the date for a fa-boo-lous time complete with tricks and treats!

Silent Movie Night

Friday, October 9 | 7–9 p.m. | Louisville Center for the Arts

What's cozier than watching a movie on a cool autumn evening? We love leaning into Louisville's comfy fall atmosphere with our Silent Movie Night at the Arts Center. This year, we are celebrating film from 1926 — that's a 100-year-old movie!

Join us for an authentic movie screening experience with live piano accompaniment!

Find the Pomodoro Scavenger Hunt

Ongoing throughout Louisville

Our eight tomato art pieces are still out and about in Louisville, waiting to be found! Join the search for the pomodoros by grabbing a Pomodoro Passport at the Louisville Public Library or Historical Museum, or by clicking the link below to access the digital passport. Spotting all eight of the tomato-inspired artworks will earn you a prize that you can pick up at the Louisville Public Library!

Vintage Baseball Game

Saturday, September 19 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Miners Field, 1212 South St.

Come root for the Louisville Miners at this free vintage baseball game hosted by the Louisville Historical Museum! This showdown will feature historic uniforms, equipment, and game rules. Bring the whole family to enjoy America's pastime with cracker jacks, historic reenactors, and live music from the Brassoholics. The first 300 guests will receive free t-shirts to show their team spirit, and Rocket Dogs will be selling hotdogs throughout the game.

Coal Creek Gallery: Places & Spaces

Friday, October 2 | 5–7 p.m. 
Louisville Public Library 

Join artists Kim Wright and Sarah Geraci for the opening of their exhibition, Places & Spaces, which will fill the Coal Creek Gallery throughout October and November. Places & Spaces encourages you to experience color in a whole new way by taking a visual journey from frozen mountain peaks to cozy floral sanctuaries. Linked by energetic brushstrokes and a vibrant palette, this stunning collection explores how color brings our world to life.

New Friends Film Screening 

Thursday, October 1 | 6–8 p.m. 
Louisville Center for the Arts

Celebrate being together with films, music, art, and light refreshments. You may even make some new friends! Big Heart Film and the Real Farmers Market are throwing a get together and screening of two short documentaries, About Friends and Talking to the Sun. Singin’ Senior Choir will perform a few songs during the event, and there will also be beautiful watercolor art to purchase, by Natali and Robert Kaelin. This project is sponsored by the Louisville Arts Grants.

Louisville Lens: A Community Photography Project

We may share the same streets, parks, and routines, but each of us sees Louisville differently. Our experiences and emotions shape a personal “lens” on the place we call home.

To celebrate these perspectives, the City of Louisville partnered with Big Heart Film photographer Megan Sweeney and worked with 22 residents of all ages to capture their view of Louisville using disposable cameras.

Join us throughout September to explore Louisville from fresh angles — and share a glimpse from your own lens.