What social opportunities are available? Learn More About Your New Hometown Through "Louisville 101" What better way to learn more about your new hometown than to meet with people who really know Louisville. Created in partnership with Greater Louisville Inc., and sponsored by Old National Bank and Baptist Hospital East, "Louisville 101" is a day-long program designed for newcomers. It begins with a personal welcome from Mayor Jerry Abramson and other corporate and civic leaders. The program includes a showcase of Louisville neighborhoods, profiles on arts and entertainment offerings, examples of the city's diversity and samplings of some of Louisville's signature cuisine. For more information and to register, visit www.leadershiplouisville.org or call 561-0458. Included in America's Promise Alliance for Youth's 100 Best Communities for Kids, Louisville and the surrounding areas also offer incredible opportunities for recreation, cultural and educational development for children. Area museums, performing arts venues, schools and recreational facilities offer everything from French language classes for toddlers to horse riding lessons, TaeKwonDo and Little League sports. Louisville youth are provided a wealth of opportunities to explore their environment, develop their talents and learn new skills.