LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Several roadways will be closed throughout the next coming days as Louisville hosts a few major events.
Scroll down to get a look at road closures and no stopping zones for the Kentucky State Fair, Ironman Triathlon and the mayor's upcoming Hike, Bike and Paddle in September.
Kentucky State Fair
This year, the fair will be celebrating its 120th year, a special milestone to its history. Last year's state fair broke previous attendance records with nearly 600,000 people attending to celebrate all things Kentucky.
Ironman Triathlon
The Louisville Ironman Triathlon 70.3 will include a 1.2-mile downriver swim in the Ohio River; a 56-mile bike ride from the Great Lawn at Waterfront Park down River Road and into Oldham County; then, a 13.1 mile run along the river and through several parks before crossing the finish line at Fourth Street Live.
Worldfest
The four-day event is all about celebrating cultures from around the world that make up Louisville's communities.
Worldfest is free to the public and features numerous entertainment and music acts and plenty of food to try out.
Mayor's Hike, Bike and Paddle
Join Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and choose how you want to get active. Go on a 4-mile hike, a nearly 8.5-mike bike path through the city, or paddle down the Ohio River.
There will also be music, activities and free fitness options -- like Yoga, Tai Chi, Zumba and more -- for residents to enjoy.
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