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A new regional initiative is combining technology and outdoor education to engage kids in a big way. The Colorado Explorer Campaign, powered by Agents of Discovery®, is transforming public spaces across the region into dynamic learning environments using augmented reality (AR) and AI-powered avatars...

On Wednesday, July 15, the City will treat the 11 ash trees at Memory Square Park to help protect them from the invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), a destructive insect that kills ash trees.

Take a 7-minute survey to help shape the new Cultural Services Strategic Plan, which will guide the future of the Louisville Public Library, the Louisville Historical Museum, and the city's arts, culture, and community events. Community members can share their ideas and priorities th...

The July Library newsletter highlights events including a summer acting workshop, Karaoke for Teens, and BackStory Theatre's performance of Goldilocks and the 3 Bears. It also spotlights the upcoming August 3-4 library closure for a server migration, the All In Louisville Strategic Plan community su...

The Louisville Historical Museum newsletter announces a July 4th closure and a lineup of events, including a "Living Legends" women's history walking tour, summer preschool nature programs, an Ancestry.com research series, general walking tours, and a "History Happy Hour."

This July issue celebrates National Parks and Rec Month with the theme "The Power Of," highlighting how parks and recreation build connection, play, and well-being.

We're replacing concrete on sidewalks and streets throughout Louisville.

The City of Louisville is allowing short-term rentals (STRs) during the annual Sundance Film Festival (January 11, 2027 through February 9, 2027). Eligible properties may be rented for stays of 29 days or fewer during dates established annually by City Council.

The June Library newsletter highlights events including the Celebrate Summer Carnival at Steinbaugh Pavilion, the Big Bubble Circus, and a Teen Pride Party. It also spotlights the Library's new Kanopy streaming service, curated booklists for Pride Month and Juneteenth, and free Adventure Passes and ...

June's newsletter features a First Friday on Louisville soda parlors (complete with ice cream), a Model T car show, Louisville trivia night at a local tap house, and an Ancestry research series at the library. It also celebrates Pride Month by recounting Boulder County Clerk Clela Rorex's historic 1...

The City’s participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) makes federally backed and discounted flood insurance available for all residents.

This summer of 2026 – the 150th anniversary of Colorado’s statehood – The City of Louisville would like to pay homage to the tomato and all the creativity and appetite it inspires! Embark on a juicy adventure to find eight hidden tomato-inspired pieces of art throughout Louisville!