NEW! Youth Advisory Board
The Youth Advisory Board brings together Kentucky's young people to explore how the state's history connects to the issues shaping our world today. Members work on projects that make history more accessible and encourage civic engagement, producing tangible work like educational materials built from research, data, and other resources that spotlight historic events and civic topics.
The program equips Kentucky's young adults with the knowledge and confidence to be informed, active participants in civic life and gives them a meaningful space to explore what our history means for the present and future of their communities.
For more information, contact Museum Programs Coordinator Mackenzie Scarlott.
Day Camps
Make, play, and investigate history at our signature week-long program for ages 6-12. Participants explore KHS exhibits, meet special guest speakers, collaborate with new friends, create art inspired by history, and engage in hands-on games and activities. With small class sizes, quality supplies, and top-notch teachers, campers will have a great time learning about Kentucky's history.
Girl Scout Workshops
Explore history hands-on and express creativity while earning a badge. KHS partners with Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana and Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road to offer Scouts in Action.