Upcoming show to showcase the boating best
The Louisville Boat, RV and Sports Show is taking place at the end of the month.
Visitors will have the opportunity to see the latest models of boats, Rvs, and other watercraft. The Fred Shed's Interactive Learning Center will be presenting seminars and workshops on topics such as boat repairs and proper maintenance. There will be kayak and paddleboard lessons and flyboard demonstrations too.
Those who are just getting into boating can take classes in the boat show or learn something from the Marine Electronics University, or they can also try the boating skills virtual trainer. There will be fun activities to take part in, such as the wakeboard trampoline wall. For the kids aged 12 and under, they can practice their fishing skills in the trout pond or create their own crankbait.
This show should attract lots of interest from those who live in the Louisville area. Local printing companies may have been asked to help promote this event by providing attractive flyers or posters for advertising.
The show will be held at the Kentucky Exposition Center South from January 27 to 31. Admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, and free to children aged 15 and under, as well as active military personnel. To find out more about this event, contact Kimberly Muncy at 502-957-0471.
Visitors will have the opportunity to see the latest models of boats, Rvs, and other watercraft. The Fred Shed's Interactive Learning Center will be presenting seminars and workshops on topics such as boat repairs and proper maintenance. There will be kayak and paddleboard lessons and flyboard demonstrations too.
Those who are just getting into boating can take classes in the boat show or learn something from the Marine Electronics University, or they can also try the boating skills virtual trainer. There will be fun activities to take part in, such as the wakeboard trampoline wall. For the kids aged 12 and under, they can practice their fishing skills in the trout pond or create their own crankbait.
This show should attract lots of interest from those who live in the Louisville area. Local printing companies may have been asked to help promote this event by providing attractive flyers or posters for advertising.
The show will be held at the Kentucky Exposition Center South from January 27 to 31. Admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, and free to children aged 15 and under, as well as active military personnel. To find out more about this event, contact Kimberly Muncy at 502-957-0471.