This weekend, kids can have fun and learn about water safety.

Plus, plenty of arts and crafts all over the state.

Our Toby Gibbs has that and an impression of a shape.

I simply can't wait.

And today's look at what's happening around the Commonwealth.

Connolly Bottom resort in Monticello is opening the summer season with ready, Set, Wear It an educational and entertaining event to teach kids about the importance of wearing life jackets.

Learn from the Army Corps of Engineers and Kentucky Fish and Wildlife, then enjoy a magic show, balloon animals and prize giveaways.

This is a great family event to kick off a safe and fun summer.

Tomorrow is art in the park in Litchfield.

Enjoy a fine arts and contemporary craft show in beautiful James D'Iberville Park and make sure to grab something delicious from one of the local food vendors.

There will be live music art activities for kids and of course, great art to peruse.

You don't want to miss it.

If you haven't been to the old Mulkey Meetinghouse state historic site, this event is a great opportunity to check it out and learn some new skills.

The old Mulkey nap in an artifact show is an event dedicated to creating things using primitive skills like carving and weaving.

Enjoy concessions.

Check out unique artifacts and leave with a new skill set.

It's time for the annual Wild and scenic Red River Fest in Clay City.

Tonight is the pre-party, including a screening of a mini documentary about the Red River cleanup with live music and a Q&A session.

Tomorrow and Sunday, check out the four mile float on the Clay City Loop, rock climbing walls, vendors, cornhole tournament and way more rush to the Red River Gorge for this unique event.

Bernheim Arboretum Bloom Fest is tomorrow.

This event is something special for kids of all ages.

Construct your own garden Fairy House.

Explore the naturalist discovery stations and check out the awesome arts and crafts.

Come celebrate Spring in Claremont.

Fiber artists will go back and lipstick for this event.

The Kentucky Sheep and Fiber Festival is this weekend.

There will be workshops and demonstrations for some of the best fiber artists in the country and vendors with supplies for knitting, spinning, weaving, dyeing, crochet and more.

Come to Masterson Station in Lexington for this event.

It's sure to be a yarn good time.

And that's what's happening around the Commonwealth.

I'm Toby Gibbs.