LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Concerns over the COVID-19 coronavirus have many day cares, churches, businesses and events cancelling or postponing events. Here is a running list of people who have contacted our newsroom. This list will be updated. Call ahead to the church or business if you don't see their information here. Many restaurants are closed or limited to carry out or delivery. Call ahead or search online to find their statuses.
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ADULT DAY, DAY CARES & CHILD CARE:
Dreams with Wings enrichment center in Lou. closed until further notice.
CHURCHES:
Beechland Baptist Church, online services only. Family center closed.
Christ Church United Methodist, Brownsboro Road, Louisville - will offer livestreamed worship service. All activities in the church building have been canceled and the building will be closed. Church offices will remain open and staff will be available Mon-Th, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Fr 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Christ Way Baptist Church, 273 E. Breckinridge St, Louisville, Ky. 40203 canceled services as of March 15. The church will determine a future date when services will resume.
Coke Memorial United Methodist Church has canceled all services, studies, events and meetings until further notice.
Eagles Nest International Church services canceled.
Faith Chapel General Baptist Church, Louisville. All services canceled.
First Congregational Methodist Church, Louisville. Closed until further notice.
First Virginia Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Louisville. Closed until further notice. Live stream of services available.
Highland Park Missionary Baptist Church, 3700 Shanks Lane, closed for services until further notice.
Lampton Baptist Church, Louisville. All services canceled until further notice.
Louisville Baptist Deaf is cancelling all services until further notice.
Southeast Christian Church (all campuses) will be meeting exclusively online until further notice. Services air Sunday mornings at 9:15 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. at online.southeastchristian.org
St. James Episcopal Church Pewee Valley, 401 La Grange Road in Pewee Valley, Kentucky is closed until further notice.
Summit Hills Baptist Church, 4507 Summers Drive, has canceled all worship services and group gatherings until further notice.
The Temple, Louisville. All services and programming are moving online. Shabbat services will be streamed. Adult education and religious school will move to virtual classrooms. Visit The Temple website for details.
BUSINESSES, OFFICES & ORGANIZATIONS:
100% Spanish Language Center is closing and asking staff to work remotely through Saturday, April 4. This date will be extended as necessary.
All About Kids and team gym facilities have temporarily closed following the Kentucky governor's recommendation. It will announce openings on social media.
A Therapeutic Touch, 3640 Bardstown Road, will be closed until further notice.
Many local banks are operating with drive-through, online banking and appointment-only in-person banking. Some are reserving the first hour of business for customers age 60 and over. Call ahead to your bank for more information on reduced hours and special accommodations.
Bernheim Forest is closed until further notice. All programs through May 3 canceled.
Clark County REMC 2020 Annual Meeting postponed indefinitely. Office on State Road 60 in Sellersburg, Ind., closed. See website for details.
All community centers in Louisville have closed.
The Elizabethtown Police Department is suspending all proactive community outreach events and programs including the current Citizens Police Academy and other events. They will be rescheduled for a later date.
Farmington Historic Plantation is closed to the public until May 11. Staff members will continue to work remotely or on site and can be reached via email or by calling 502-452-9920 during regular business hours.
Focus Salon, Louisville. Closed until further notice. Watch website for more information.
French Lick Resort closed all hotel, spa and activities. Golf courses are open.
The Hardin County Solid Waste Department has closed its recycling drop off until further notice. They are asking all Hardin County residents to hold on to their recyclables in the meantime. Hardin County Billing will remain open, but asks customers to use the drop box.
The Heaven Hill Bourbon Heritage Center in Bardstown and the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience in Downtown Louisville will temporarily suspend all tours and retail sales. Heaven Hill will continue to assess the public health situation and will reopen at a future date that is to be determined.
Iceland Sports Complex is closed until April 30. Keep updated at Iceland’s website: IcelandLouisville.com. Or call 425-7444. Updates will made daily at noon.
The Inner Warrior yoga studio has temporarily canceled all classes at their studio.
J. B. Ogle Animal Shelter in Jeffersonville, Indiana is closing until further notice. The staff will be at the shelter caring for animals, but it will not be able to accept any surrendered animals. You can still view adoptable pets online. Call 812-282-0071 to leave a message.
Jefferson County, Ky., Court has suspended all regularly scheduled court appearances from through May 1. The Domestic Violence Intake Center will continue to operate 24/7.
Jeffersonville City Hall is closed. City services will be available via phone, e-mail and online here.
Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington. Attractions, including museum, closed. Grounds open to public. Campgrounds closed.
Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies, Bluegrass Parkway in Louisville, will be closed through April 30.
Liberty Hall Historic Site, Frankfort, cancels all tours and events until further notice. This includes the Brown Bites lecture, an April fundraiser and the May public plant sale.
Louisville Organic Wellness and Salt Oasis located at 612 Baxter Avenue will be closed until further notice.
The Louisville JCC (Jewish Community Center) suspended all communal activities and will keep the JCC building closed through May 1.
Louisville Palace and Mercury Ballroom is postponing or cancelling all shows through April 29. Updates and a calendar of events will be posted on www.LouisvillePalace.com and www.MercuryBallroom.com.
Kentucky Science Center closed to the public.
Locust Grove will be closed to the public through at May 10. Staff members will continue to work either remotely or on site and can be reached via email. Phone messages on our main line of 502-897-9845 will also be checked during this time.
The Louisville Nature Center will be closed to the public through at least April 20. all volunteer activities and programs are also canceled. The Nature Center asks if you have a ticket to a program to consider donating it to them. "We need your help to continue to keep our trails and our nature play area free and open to the public all the time, including during the closure," the center said in a release.
All 17 branches of the Louisville Free Public Library are closed. Any fines will be waived. Patrons should hold on to any books and materials until branches reopen.
The Louisville Central Community Centers (LCCC) are temporarily suspending Mini-Versity child care services. Until then, children shall not be dropped off if parents or children are sick, have been in contact with anyone who is sick, or unemployed or unable to take off from their job. Additionally, the centers have temporarily suspended youth services, including the Kids Art Academy, the Tiny Tykes Troupe and the Youth Repertory Troupe. Adult services, including the GED program, Working Solutions, Track for Success, the Money Matters Club and the BYOB Network are also temporarily suspended.
Louisville Organic "wellness and salt oasis," Baxter Avenue, closed "until it is safe to open again."
Maker's Mark Distillery in Loretto, Kentucky, suspended public tours and visits by the public until it is safe to resume.
Muhammad Ali Center is closed. It will reassess a date to reopen.
Ninth & O Baptist Church will be livestreaming services.
The Oldham County History Center is closed until further notice. Volunteers will still be checking their phones for messages and receiving questions through emails regarding genealogical requests and other inquiries.
Oldham County Recycling Center will be "temporarily closed," according to a news release. The center uses a work release inmate labor force to separate and bundle recyclables and is following Gov. Andy Beshear's recommendation to "keep inmates inside detentions centers until the coronavirus is contained."
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Village closed to all guests "temporarily." This includes access to hiking trails, The Preserve, The Farm, The Inn and The Trustees’ Table restaurant which were previously opened for guests for the last few weeks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Somali Bantu Community of Louisville, S. 7th Street in Louisville, closed until further notice.
The Speed Museum is closed.
All branches of the YMCA of Greater Louisville are closed until further notice.
EVENTS:
American Lung Association Derby Eve Gala postponed to Sept. 4
Bunbury Theatre has postponed the April opening on "Imagining Herschel" by Colin Greer.
Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department is canceling all activities and special events including the Junior Police Academy and monthly Coffee Conversations.
5th Annual Culture Fest to benefit the Community Action of Southern Indiana is rescheduled from April 11 until August 15.
Derby Dinner Playhouse cancels all performances through May 17.
25th Anniversary Festival of Faiths is postponing the April 21-25 event and will reschedule as soon as possible.
Floyd County Lincoln Day Dinner in New Albany, Ind., canceled April 20.
The Louisville Free Public Library is closed until further notice. Applies to all branches. LFPL offers access to eBooks, eMagazines, downloadable audiobooks, and streaming movies online, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at LFPL.org.
Louisville Metro Parks is cancelling all organized group activities, including classes, programs, volunteer projects and athletic league games through May 10.
- All metro parks soccer fields, basketball courts and playgrounds closed
- Dog parks closed
- Jefferson Memorial Forest campground closed
- Any activity that encourages close contact in parks is "discouraged"
The best source for reschedule dates, if they occur, will be the department’s website, bestparksever.com
- The city’s 13 community centers are currently closed.
- The city’s 10 municipal golf courses will remain open.
- The city’s 120 parks, including its 18 Olmsted-designed parks and the Jefferson Memorial Forest, will remain open.
The Louisville Zoo is closed until further notice.
Louisville Xtreme arena football team is cancelling its season.
The Old Louisville Mansions Tour which was scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 4-5 has been postponed to a tentative date of May 30-31.
Ogle Center at IU Southeast is cancelling all events through May.
The Parklands of Floyds Fork is closing its Parklands Welcome Center. All education programming, including field trips and Storytime in the Storybook Forest are postponed. All spring break camps are canceled.
- The Barklands dog park in Beckley Creek Park is closed until further notice. Dogs on leashes are still permitted on park trails, with the exception of the Woodland Garden in Broad Run Park.
- Silo Lookout at the Brown-Forman Silo Center in Turkey Run Park is closed until further notice.
- All playgrounds are closed until further notice. This includes Marshall Playground in Beckley Creek Park, the playground in Pope Lick Park, and Cliffside Playground in Broad Run Park.
- Restrooms at Creekside Trailhead in Beckley Creek Park and Cliffside Trailhead in Broad Run Park are closed, along with portable toilets throughout The Parklands. All other trailhead restrooms remain open at this time.
- The PNC Achievement Center for Education & Interpretation in Beckley Creek Park, home to The Parklands Welcome Center and headquarters of the Outdoor Classroom, is closed.
- All facility rentals and permitted events have been postponed or cancelled for at least the next eight weeks. Our facilities team is working with families, businesses and organizations to reschedule when possible.
- All Parklands-hosted events have been postponed or cancelled for at least the next eight weeks.
- All education programming is suspended until further notice. This includes field trips, Wednesday Wonders, and Storytime in the Storybook Forest.
- Spring Break Camps are cancelled. Those who have registered will be issued a full refund.
Venture Connectors cancels April and May luncheons and postpones Venture Sharks applications and pitch competition until later this year.
YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES:
Highlands Youth Recreation's Spring 2020 Soccer Season has been postponed, according to a statement from director Patrick Fitzgerald, who said the league received word to "suspend all after-school on-campus activities until further notice" from Jefferson County Public Schools. Fitzgerald said the league may "be postponed for a few weeks or canceled altogether for this spring." The decision would also affect T-ball and baseball leagues.
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