Tickets must be pre-purchased for the event and will not be sold at the park.

Several props that were featured in the 1954 holiday musical are on display.

The schedule of activities features a day full of fun!

‘Rock the Red Kettle’ kicked off the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle and Angel Tree campaigns at Fourth Street Live! on Wednesday.

The events include princess parties where kids can make their own crowns and superhero parties for kids looking for a little bit more adventure.

Auditions for season 15 will be held at the Kentucky International Convention Center on Nov. 19.

Santa Claus will be in the park as the lights are turned on, all happening Dec. 3 at 6 p.m.

Kentucky State Resort Parks are serving Thanksgiving Day buffets again this year.

This year is the sixth TURKEYSTOCK and will be held Thursday, Nov. 21 from noon to 8 p.m. at Brownies the Shed on Linn Station Road in Plainview.

The North American Championship Rodeo is in town this weekend at Freedom Hall.

The Louisville Ballet is gearing up for next month's "Brown-Forman Nutcracker" performances.

Preparation is underway for Bardstown Road Aglow 2019, slated for Saturday, Dec. 7.

Crews are setting up for the annual Festival of Trees & Lights in Louisville, benefitting Norton Children’s Hospital.

Registration has begun for the 2020 running of Kentucky Derby Festival’s annual cycling event ‘Tour de Lou'.

Bacon lovers united at Fourth Street Live as the first Bacon Jam Festival kicked off on Saturday.

The animals at the Louisville Zoo signaled the end of the Halloween season by getting a special pumpkin treat during the annual Pumpkin Smash event.

Halloween goes to the dogs (and cats) during the Pawsome Halloween pet costume contest at Mid City Mall on Tuesday.

Hundreds of trick-or-treaters and their parents headed to downtown Jeffersonville for the Republic Bank Halloween Downtown party.

Thousands of people arrived at Cardinal Stadium Sunday afternoon, many wearing pink but all showing their support, as the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk kicked off.

On Saturday, everyone was dressed up in their Broadway best for the annual Breath of Fresh Air Bash at the Olmsted.

After a completely sold out event in 2019, the BrickUniverse LEGO Fan Convention is returning to Louisville in 2020.

The last chance of the season to catch horse racing action at Churchill Downs begins on Sunday when the 26-day Fall Meet kicks off.

With heavy rain forecast for Saturday the WAVE 3 News StormTracking Team has issued an Alert Day and several community events are making changes.

Watch the complete performance of “Back to the End of the World” with the Louisville Orchestra featuring Jim James, frontman of My Morning Jacket right here.

Around 100 artists created intricate pieces of art using sidewalk chalk on the sidewalks of Waterfront Park.

Martial artists of all ages from around the world got a chance to show off their skills during Hwang’s Martial Arts World Taekwondo Championship.

Students got a chance to put on their thinking caps, as the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity hosted their third annual Louisville Scholastic Chess Tournament at the University of Louisville Student Activity Center.

The skies were clear and full of pumpkins on Tuesday as the annual “Pumpkin Chunking” competition kicked off at the Harvest Homecoming festival.

This Sunday, church congregations met outside on the corner of Chestnut and Locust Streets to worship and unite during World Communion Sunday.

The absence of crisp autumn air and falling leaves didn’t stop the Harvest Homecoming Festival parade from kicking off a fall tradition in New Albany on Saturday.

On Saturday, more than 60 young talents came to the KY Elite Step Team’s tryouts stepping up for a spot on the elite squad.

After more than two years of planning, the Logan Street Market opened its doors to the public during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday.

Calling for changes in how we raise and gather food sources were topics of concern during the Sowing a Nonviolent City Conference at Hotel Louisville on Saturday.

The fall season just began, but the Paristown neighborhood on Tuesday brought out the wintertime cheer as it announced its inaugural holiday event.

Artists and art lovers unite as one of Old Louisville’s biggest outdoor art shows kicks off on Friday.

Louisville’s Planning Commission is holding a public meeting on Monday night for residents in the Highland neighborhood and the developers of One Park to discuss the mixed-use high-rise planned at Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive.

Kentucky Kingdom gave a VIP treatment for first responders on Sunday, as Louisville’s own amusement park gave back to the men and women who serve our communities.

Hundreds of hot rods and specialty cars were in town and on display for the 41st annual Cruise the Park Auto Show at Iroquois Park.

The Historic Anchor monument in the city of Anchorage debuted its new central location on Saturday.

On Saturday, companions and canines alike headed to Seneca Park for the 16th Annual Bark in the Park, held by the Animal Care Society.

On Saturday, Indiana University Southeast held a walk on campus to bring awareness to the large number of people that die by suicide.

Louder than Life promoters have promised changes have been made after the first two weekends of Trifesta and have set up a community hotline for any complaints.

KSP troopers and other local law enforcement to chat with community members over a cup of joe.

The cafeteria of New Albany High School was packed with previous graduates Sunday afternoon as new members were inducted into the New Albany High School Hall of Fame.

The Tyler Park Jazz Festival, which started ten years ago, usually takes place on multiple weekends throughout September, but this year's event has been cut down to just one day.

The festival did not want to comment on the noise complaints, instead mentioning there's going to be a community meeting in November to discuss these types of issues.

This Saturday, people laced up their walking shoes and headed down to Waterfront Park for the 2019 Kentuckiana Heart Walk.

Through new techniques and medications, there’s a chance to learn how to manage migraines and other neurological disorders.

Thousands are expected to pack Iroquois Park for a massive potluck dinner that plans to bring the community together.

The Trifesta consists of Louder than Life, Bourbon and Beyond, and Hometown Rising.

Salvation Army hosts Fight for Louisville Breakfast to raise awareness on poverty and strategies to help.

The event brings together more than 600 veterans.

Norton hopes to help underserved communities with this event.

Riverview Independence Festival will take place Saturday, June 29 at Riverview Park.

The display features more than 2,000 square feet of tracks and trains.

The plans for 2019 Louisville Waterfront Fourth of July Celebration have been released.

A pre-show lottery will be available at the box office for "The Book of Mormon", making a limited number of tickets available at $25 apiece.

The festival runs from Feb. 7 to 27 at various Louisville venues.