The front lawn of the library is filled with food tents, workshops, and members of the community.
The front lawn of the library is filled with food tents, workshops, and members of the community.

GALLERY: The Library’s How-To Festival on Saturday attracted thousands

Dylan Lear • May 13, 2014

On Saturday, May 10, the Louisville Free Public Library hosted the How-To Festival at the Main Library. The free event drew almost 4,000 people and featured over 50 sessions on how to do things, such as how to belly dance, how to fence and how to age gracefully.

People gathered at the Main Library on Saturday to learn as much as they could in 5 hours.
Kids and teenagers gather to learn fencing.
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