Embrace the charms of Kentucky for your Thanksgiving festivities. Whether you live in Kentucky or you’re visiting the area, you won’t want to miss these top Thanksgiving activities.
Churchill Downs is one of Kentucky's most famous sites and experiences, and it can be a part of your Thanksgiving plans. Take in some horse racing on the Saturday of the Thanksgiving weekend.
A river cruise can be an excellent idea for a date or an outing any day, but some riverboat companies do something even more special for Thanksgiving. Enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner cruise with BB Riverboats in Newport.
In the area known for horse racing, the Thoroughbred Classic is the perfect name for a traditional Thanksgiving 5K. Enjoy a fun run and benefit charities like the Allegro Dance Project, CASA, and the Kentucky Equal Justice Center.
The Thanksgiving weekend is the perfect time to transition from fall festivities to the winter holidays. That’s why Yuletide at Yew Dell is the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving weekend plans.
Kentucky’s state parks are gems you can enjoy any day of the year, but they’re even better on Thanksgiving. 14 different state parks across Kentucky post a special Thanksgiving dinner, but reservations are required, so be sure to plan ahead.
Work off some Thanksgiving turkey with the Hardinsburg Turkey Trot. This is the first year for what is sure to become a beloved local tradition.
Couldn’t score the perfect Thanksgiving turkey from the grocery store? Maybe you can win one! The Bowling for Turkeys event at Southern Lanes is an exciting and unique way to have a more active Thanksgiving this year.
Visit Madison County Berea Public Library on November 20th for an afternoon of crafting joy! Participants will get to create ceramic turkeys while enjoying the festive season. All materials will be provided, so just bring your creativity and wear appropriate clothing.
Lake Cumberland State Resort Park isn’t your average park. It has a full restaurant called Rowena Landing Restaurant, which serves a fantastic Thanksgiving buffet.
Florence is known for its "Florence, Y'All" water tower, so it's only fitting that its Thanksgiving weekend event kicking off the holiday season is called "Deck the Y'alls." Wrap up your Thanksgiving weekend by checking out this popular event's fabulous lights and festivities.
