Live music
Modern System, Touchdown Jesus, and Valus
$15 general admission, before feesAll ages (from theburltickets.com, checked October 21, 2026).
Indoors in Lexington
Indoor places to go and indoor events in the next seven days. Hours change on bad-weather days, so each place links to its own page to check before you leave.
Narrow by what the event’s own page states. Events whose page states no ages are left out of the age choices, never guessed into one. A choice appears once at least 3 events this week fit it.
Live music
All ages (from theburltickets.com, checked October 21, 2026).
Live music
Ages 6 and up. The concert page says children 6 and older are welcome, that evening concerts are not appropriate for children under 6, and that children who cannot sit quietly may be asked to leave (from finearts.uky.edu, checked October 21, 2026).
Live music
All ages (from theburltickets.com, checked October 21, 2026).
Arts & culture
Recommended for ages 9 and up (from lctonstage.org, checked October 27, 2026).
Hands-on places built for children, plus the library's branches, which are free.
An indoor museum centered on learning through play. The museum describes its focus as children up to age 10; check its visitor information for your family’s needs.
Usually open 10 am–5 pm on Tuesdays. Check today’s hours with Lexington Children’s Museum.
A hands-on art and science center for families on North Martin Luther King Boulevard, with classes and free Discovery Saturdays.
A downtown stop for books, local history, exhibitions, and library programs. Explore the official calendar for scheduled activities.
Usually open 9:30 am–7 pm on Tuesdays. Check today’s hours with Central Library.
The Lexington Public Library's newest branch, opened in 2024 in the Cardinal Valley neighborhood, with study rooms, a children's Discovery Zone and an extensive Spanish collection.
The Lexington Public Library's Beaumont branch on Fieldstone Way, with books and scheduled programs for children and adults.
The Lexington Public Library's Northside branch on Russell Cave Road, with a digital studio and meeting rooms.
The Lexington Public Library's Eastside branch on Blake James Drive, with books and scheduled community activities.
The Lexington Public Library's Tates Creek branch on Walden Drive, with books and scheduled community activities.
Climbing and skating under a roof. Sessions and age rules vary, so check before you go.
An indoor climbing gym on North Broadway with bouldering, top-rope, auto-belay and lead climbing, plus youth clubs, classes and group events.
Two indoor ice rinks for public skating and hockey, three gyms and 54 holes of outdoor Bible-themed mini golf.
Films, art and puzzles for older kids and adults.
A downtown cinema with its current films and showtimes listed on the theatre’s website.
An art museum at the Singletary Center with free admission and changing exhibitions. Check current opening hours before heading to campus.
An escape game business near Hamburg with 14 themed games, from a pirate ship to a bank heist, for groups to book or walk in.
Fayette County Public Schools announces closures on its own site and local news. Some bad-weather days are non-traditional instruction (NTI) days, when school happens at home, so check which kind of day it is.
Museums, libraries and rinks often open late or close on snow days. Check each place’s page or its social posts that morning; the hours above are their usual hours, not snow-day hours.
FCPS calendar and announcements · Library closures · Planned no-school days