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KIDabaLOU promises "candy, costumes, craziness" [Halloween]

Northeast Christian Church plans free family Halloween event for Saturday night.
Shopping in the wild : Amazing Green Planet offers unique experience

Westport Village store teams with Jefferson Memorial Forest to combine holiday hustle and wild animals for unique mid-week shopping.
Westport Village promises Halloween fun for kids AND parents [Halloween]

Lyndon shopping center steps up bid for Halloween traffic by offering festivities for the kids - and the parents.
Clifton Orchard Project seeks interns [Crescent Hill]

Local effort to encourage self-sufficiency looks for teenagers to train in the ways of planting and pruning.
Derby City Film Festival brings filmmakers and acclaim to Louisville for a third year [Movies]

Local and regional films find top honors among national fare at third annual gathering.
Museum remembers Mary Ingalls birthday [Crescent Hill]

American Printing House for the Blind celebrates the blind pioneer this weekend with exhibits, contests and more.
Youth theater group fights cancer with High School Musical [Crescent Hill]

Kids Acting Against Cancer will perform January 15th to benefit two local organizations.
Neighborhood organization seeks to offer tax prep help [Crescent Hill]

United Crescent Hill Ministries is looking for volunteers to run local office for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance this spring.
National Baptist gathering comes to Louisville [Crescent Hill]

Local Baptist church will host large-scale three-day gathering at the end of April.
Make your belly dance on Frankfort Avenue [Crescent Hill]

It’s All Greek to Me Mediterranean Restaurant offers a cultural experience with dinner options Friday evening.
Movies in the pool to make Christmas week a little more tropical [Crescent Hill]

Metro Parks presents mid-week cold weather relief by opening the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center for family, films and fun.
Hangover Classic 10K means road closures to start New Year [Crescent Hill]

Annual road race will have sections of Zorn, River Road, Brownsboro Road and more slowed or shutdown in the first 12 hours of 2011.
Olde Tyme Christmas returns to Frankfort Avenue [Crescent Hill]

The Frankfort Avenue Business Association event returns for another year of holiday deals, happenings and cheer.
Clifton windows up for a vote [Crescent Hill]

Clifton Architectural Review Committee has new guidelines for windows in the historical parts of the neighborhood. Now it is up to Planning and Zoning and Metro Council.
St. Joe’s and the county celebrate National Adoption Month [Crescent Hill]

Jefferson County and the Crescent Hill landmark establishment hope to help many area kids find a permanent home this week.
Gettin’ Chili – Community supper at Peterson-Dumesnil House this Saturday [Crescent Hill]

The Crescent Hill Community Council invites the neighborhood out for a seasonal dinner this weekend.
Historical show and tell – Neighborhood celebrates history tonight [Crescent Hill]

The Louisville Free Public Library will host a look at Crescent Hill history with local historian and author.
FAT Friday gets spooky [Crescent Hill]

The monthly Clifton-area festivity takes a turn for the seasonal with "Halloween Hop" this weekend.
Cash and Elvis – St. Joe’s plans another fun evening [Crescent Hill]

St. Joseph Children’s Home alumni to offer a Saturday full of singing hits and winning raffles.
St. Leonard parish picnic offers food, games and music [Crescent Hill]

It may be September, but the Catholic picnic community isn't done yet. St. Leonard offers entertainment and family fun Friday and Saturday evening.

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