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summer fun! Summer 2019!
Own Area!
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It’s Not Your Ordinary
Trip To The Grocery Store!
Take the road less travelled (Hwy. K/60th St.)
to a simpler time... This is what
AMERICA used to be! Food free of
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a gift shop Summer is
finally here!
We have an eclectic mix of
unique gifts to give & receive. Summertime is here once again, which means that in
addition to beautiful Wisconsin weather, residents can look
Hours: Thurs & Fri. 12-6pm forward to a plethora of fun-filled events being staged across
Sat. 10-6 Sun.11-4 Kenosha County. Summer Fever is your go-to reference for
what’s happening in KeBneosAhaTtohuisrsisutmmer. We would like Ftoun In Th
5535 6th Ave. Downtown Kenosha extend a heartfelt thanks toIntheYoKuenrosha Convention & VisiTtohrrsougho
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262.577.5100 possible. For the most up-to-date information, be sure to visit
Owner them at www.visitkenosha.com.
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Ongoing events............................. 6-20
Downtown Kenosha.................... 22-35
Kids events..................................36-37
June events.................................38-58
Parks................................................ 46
Alfresco dining............................ 48-49
Museums.................................... 52-53
July events................................. 58-70
August events..............................70-88
September events.......................88-94
Golf..............................................89-91
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Imported Specialty Groceries • Full Service Deli
Fine Wine & Liquors • Hand Rolled Cigars
Our Outdoor Grill Try Our Grilled
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your sandwich with giardiniera,
peppers, kraut, onions, tomatoes,
sweet peppers, pepper relish,
pickle relish, or eggplant. In
addition, there is a wonderful
selection of sodas, chips, salads,
fruits and desserts!
Kenosha’s Finest Grilled Sandwiches in Kenosha!
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Ongoing summer fun
Action Territory Beaches
12345 75th St • (262) 857-7000 When the days get hot, it’s a great time to just relax on the beach
Whether you are planning a birth- and take in the warmth around you — and then take a dip in the
day party, a field trip, or just a day lake for a quick cool-off! The beaches are plentiful in our area,
of great memories with family or with many of them right on Lake Michigan, including (from north
friends - Action Territory, America’s to south): Pennoyer Park, Simmons Island Beach, Eichelman
family fun park — is your premier Park, Southport Beach, and Carol Beach. Farther from our Great
destination! Featuring a full Lake, there is Lake Andrea (Hwy. 165), Old Settlers’ Park
arcade, ballocity, laser tag, mini- (Paddock Lake), Silver Lake Park (County F), DeWitt Park (Hwy.
golf, go-karts, and more, visit their B), Lance Park on Lake Mary (Twin Lakes), Lily Lake
website at actionterritory.com for (Wheatland), and Powers Lake, (Randall). Important note: many
more details before you plan your of these beaches operate without a lifeguard on duty - be sure to
great day of fun. use common sense when swimming, we want you all to be
around for summer 2020!
Alpaca Art Events
Coffee Bike Ride
4323 7th Ave. • (262) 657-4444
Every first Friday of the month, enjoy Family Night at Alpaca Art Saturdays, 8 a.m.
(5 - 9 p.m.). Half off studio fees for parents and kids painting on Harborside Common Grounds, 5159 6th Ave., (262) 652-5111
this night. Every second Friday is Wine Night — bring your The Bike Shop at Southport Rigging takes group rides from
friends and your favorite bottle of wine and paint til midnight with Harborside Common Grounds (5159 - 6th Ave.) in Kenosha to a
live jazz playing in the background. Reservations required. Every coffee shop in Zion, IL every Saturday morning. It is a weekly 26
4th Friday of the month, enjoy Ladies’ Night at Alpaca Art (7 - 11 mile ride, going until it snows in November. Weather permitting.
p.m.). Half off studio fees for ladies painting on these nights. The ride is mostly flat and suitable for all levels of riders. No sign
Reservations required. up necessary, just show up. If you can't make it one week, feel
free to come the next.
Anderson Arts Center Exhibitions
Comedy Club
May 31st - July 11th : Al Stine Retrospective;
Jason Padaetz in Atrium Gallery. Friday at 8 p.m.,
July 19th - August 29th: Anderson Artists Guild Exhibit Saturdays at 7 p.m. & 9 p.m.
Anderson Arts Center, 121 66th St., Kenosha Wyndham Garden Hotel, 5125 Sixth Ave
(262) 653-0481, open Tues. - Sun. 1 - 4 p.m. Are you ready to laugh? Come out to the
Admission is free to this art gallery located inside a historic Kenosha Comedy Club at the Wyndham
French Tudor mansion on the Lake Michigan shore. Visit Garden in Downtown Kenosha, every
www.andersonartscenter.com for more information. Friday (8 p.m.) and Saturday night (two
shows — 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.) for this pre-
Animal Crackers Concert Series mier comedy club showcasing profes-
sional stand-up comics.
Wednesdays, July 10th & 24th,
August 7th & 21st, Dog Parks
7 p.m. (gates open 5:30)
Racine Zoo • 2131 N. Main St. • (262) 636-9189 • Carlisle Family Dog Park at Petrifying Springs, 4907 7th St.
Enjoy the upbeat music, the beautiful lake view, and delicious
food. Admission is $30 at the gate ($25 in advacne). Season • Ingram Park, 5726 93rd St.
tickets available. Visit www.racinezoo.org for more.
• K0 Korner Park at Anderson Park, 8732 22nd Ave.
Aquanut Water Shows
• KD Park, 356 89th St.,Twin Lakes
Most Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Now - • Harris Family Dog Park,24100 75th St., Salem
September 1st, 6 p.m.
Lance Park, 55 Lance In the last few years, dog parks
Drive, Twin Lakes •
(262) 877-2348 have become much more popu-
Family focused choreo-
graphed Water Ski lar - both as an outlet to let your
Show Team performs
on Lake Mary. Free canine friend get some exercise
admission and free parking. Visit www.aquanutwatershows.com
for additional dates, and appearances at local festivals. No show as well as socialization in a
on July 20th and August 10th.
controlled environment.
Kenosha is lucky to have sever-
al dog parks on the north and
south ends of town, as well as
in Kenosha County. Please be
sure to read and follow all the
posted rules before entering
each dog park.
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Ongoing summer fun
Durkee Mansion Open Tours HarborMarket
1st and 3rd Saturdays & Sundays, 1:30 - 4 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Durkee Mansion, 6501 3rd Ave., Kenosha • (262) 925-8040 56th St. & 2nd Ave. • (262) 914-1252
The Durkee Mansion, one of Kenosha’s unique historical land- A bustling European-style mixed market near Kenosha’s lake-
marks, is a cream brick Italianate, Victorian style home located front. Summer finds 100+ vendors of organic produce, meats,
among the Kemper Center properties on the lakefront. The public cheeses, artisan bakery goods, arts and crafts, prepared foods,
is invited to tour the home through October, when it will then close entertainment, chef demos, and more - a great place to start off
to prepare for the holiday season. Recently elegantly redecorated your Saturday. Located on 2nd Avenue, between 54th and 56th
in the 1860’s period, this home, built for Charles Durkee, features Streets, along 56th Street and at the adjacent Place de Douai.
the largest suspension stairway in the state, as well as unique New this year: Individuals and families who are part of the
fireplaces in the 2nd floor bedrooms and parquet floors and lou- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program can get up to $20 in
vered windows. Free admission; volunteers and donations are matching funds per EBT card per market day to spend. Tokens
always appreciated. can be purchased in $2 increments at the Friends of the Market
booth using their EBT cards. These tokens can be used like cash
Farmers’ Markets at approved vendor stands that supply foods for the household to
consume at home such as breads, cereal, fruits and vegetables,
All markets open based on produce availability. meats, fish and poultry, dairy products, garden seeds that pro-
Tuesdays: Pennoyer Park, 35th St. and 7th Ave., 6 a.m. - noon duce food, and more.
Wednesdays and Saturdays: Columbus Park,
2003 54th St., 6 a.m. - noon Great Lakes Dragaway Racing
Thursdays: Lincoln Park, 7001 22nd Ave., 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Fridays: Baker Park, 835 65th St., 6 a.m. - noon Open Tuesday - Sunday. Closed every Monday,
When it comes down to what is on your plate when you sit down except Memorial Day and Labor Day.
to eat a meal, is there anything better than fresh food? One of the Great Lakes Dragaway, 18411 1st St., Union Grove
best aspects of summer is the Farmers’ Markets all over our fine (262) 878-3783
city that offer up fresh produce every weekday. Bring the kids and Over 60 years and going strong! Great Lakes Dragaway is the
teach them lifelong good eating habits at these festive, family- oldest continuously operating drag racing facility in the world.
friendly, open-air marketplaces where local farmers bring their Open April through November. Race your vehicle or watch others.
fresh, locally-grown produce and farm-processed foods to sell High horsepower shows every week! Visit www.greatlakesdrag
directly to the consumer. Other options are the Jerry Smith away.com for the most up-to-date schedule.
Produce & Pumpkin Farm, 7150 18th St., open seven days a
week, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m., and Kenosha HarborMarket, Saturdays, 9 Kenosha History Center
a.m. - 2 p.m.
220 51st Pl. • (262) 654-5770
First Fridays at the I-94 Visitor The Kenosha History Center preserves the past to teach the
Information Center future. Admission is free; donations are accepted.
• All American: Kenosha Style
Every First Friday of the month, 12 - 3 p.m. In honor of the famous AMC red, white and blue paint scheme,
I-94 Visitor Information Center this exhibit of cars represents Kenosha, and America: big, bold,
10519 - 120th Avenue Pleasant Prairie fast, and quirky.
The first Friday of each month, the Kenosha Area Convention & • History of Kenosha County after the Turn of the 20th Century
Visitors Bureau hosts a free, fun, informative, and tasty Open The Rambler Legacy Gallery is dedicated to tell the story of
House at its I-94 Visitor Information Center. Travelers taking a Kenosha County after the turn of the Twentieth Century. Auto
break from the road, as well as local residents - tourists in their manufacturing became big business in Kenosha and this is the
own town - are invited. Meet the people behind some of our local main focus of the gallery.
attractions and businesses, and pick up ideas of things to see and
do in the Kenosha Area and throughout Wisconsin. Come see the more on page 12
mammoth skull, courtesy of the Kenosha Public Museum!
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WE’RE NOT JUST BRATS
SPORTS BAR • LIVE MUSIC • GRILL • CHEESE MART
Sports Bar • Grill • Live Music • Cheese Mart
I94 & HWY. 50
KENOSHA
262-857-2011
THOUSANDS OF ACTS HAVE PLAYED THE LEGENDARY BRAT STOP INCLUDING:
10 Years • 38 Special • Adelita's Way • Bar 7 • Billy Vera & The Beaters • Billy Joe Royal • Bodeans • Brian Hyland
Buckinghams • Bucky Covington • Cavo • Charlie Daniels Band • Charm City Devils • Cheap Trick • Chris Cagle
Crossfade • Dixie Chicks • Dokken • Dr Bop & Headliners • Eddie Money • Flyleaf • Foghat • Gary Lewis & The Playboys
Great White • Halestorm • Hinder • Ides of March • Jackyl • Jet • Jo Dee Messina • Johnny Winter • Josh Thompson
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts • Kenny Wayne Shepherd • Lonnie Brooks • Loverboy • Mark Wills • Michael Coleman
Molly Hatchett • Nazareth • New Colony Six • Night Ranger • Peter Noone • P.O.D. • Pop Evil • Puddle Of Mudd • Ratt
Robin Trower • Royal Bliss • Saliva • Seven Mary Three • Sevendust Shinedown • Sick Puppies • Slaughter • Styx
Sugarland • Tres Hombres • Texas Hippie Coalition • The Glen MIller Orchestra• The Waco Brothers • The Guess Who
The Kinleys • Theory of a Deadman • Tonic • Trace Adkins • Twista Uli Jon Roth • Violent Femmes • Wade Hayes • Warrant
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Ongoing summer fun
Kenosha Public Library Kingfish Baseball
• Southwest, 7979 38th Ave. Now – August 11th (not including playoffs - Go Fish!)
• Northside, 1500 27th Ave. Historic Simmons Field,
• Simmons, 711 59th Pl. 7817 Sheridan Rd.
• Uptown, 2419 63rd St. (262) 653-0900
Sometimes we need a break The Kenosha Kingfish returns
from all this fresh air, and it's with 36 regular season home
always a nice day to check out games at Historic Simmons
your local library. We are lucky Field. New this year is their Day
to have four branches of our of the Week promotions!
Kenosha Public Library, and Sundays: Kids run the bases
don't forget about the post-game. Kingfish wear
Bookmobile! There is fun for all camoflage jerseys and tickets
ages at the library. For the little for veterans and active military
ones, there is preschool story- members are $2 off. Mondays:
time and preschool plus. For the kids up to high school, there are A chance to win laptop, tablet or
multiple programs, including: coding mini-camp, digital animation game system. Thursdays:
workshop, kid science, and more. For kids and adults there are Wisconsin Lottery Powerball
numerous types of genre-specific book clubs which hold monthly
meetings to discuss what they are reading. From mystery lovers Night – the Kingfish will provide Powerball tickets to 50 fans (18+)
to graphic novels, they cover it all. Plenty for the adults as well in the Miller Lite Fishbowl. For more information on Meijer 7-
with chess night, adult coloring groups, and Thursday afternoon game packs, season or group tickets, visit kingfishbaseball.com.
movies. See our Museum pages on 52-53 and an entire list of The Kingfish Ticket Office is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday
events at their website, www.kpl.info. through Friday at Simmons Field.
more on page 14
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3931 45th St. • Kenosha, WI 53144
262.764.2500
Mon.-Tues: Closed • Wed.-Thurs: 11am-10pm
Fri.-Sat: 11am-11pm • Sun: 11am-8pm
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summer fun
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Lake Geneva
visitlakegeneva.com
Plan a day trip and head
west to Lake Geneva!
Summer is here and that
means serious fun, no mat-
ter how you define it. Set sail
on the glorious waters. Enjoy
a sunset cruise. Hit the
beach. Take a hike. Lake
Geneva prides themselves
on the unique. Dancing hors-
es, an award-winning magic
show, cocktails at a
speakeasy and a one-of-a-kind lakeshore path are just a few of the
countless gems you’ll discover in Lake Geneva. With outstanding
shopping, delicious dining and accommodations from the luxurious
to pet-friendly, everything you need for an unforgettable vacation is
right here.
Movie Nights
Friday nights, June 14th - August 23rd, weather permitting, at
Petrifying Springs Park, 5555 Seventh Street.
Bring your blankets and chairs (and bug spray!) for a free movie
under the stars at Petrifying Springs Park, lot 1, every Friday from
June 14th - August 23rd, presented by Gruber Law Offices. Movies
will begin at dusk, weather permitting.
Pops Concert
Wednesdays, June 12 - July 31st, 7 p.m.
Sesquicentennial Bandshell, 3601 7th Ave., Kenosha
(262) 653-4080
This is the 97th season for the Kenosha Pops Concert Band. Enjoy
live musical entertainment at Kenosha's lakefront. Bring your lawn
chairs and a cooler or purchase refreshments from the Friends of the
Pops. Concerts are free. The band will also be performing a pre-fire-
works show on Thursday, July 4th.
Public Pools
Washington Park Pool, 1800 Washington Rd.
Anderson Pool, 8730 22nd Ave.
Open Tuesdays - Sundays, 10 a.m. Admission $5
What better way to cool off than
to enjoy one (or both!) of our
glorious city's public pools.
Washington Park Pool features
a 200 foot long water slide, a
drop slide, diving board, and
plenty of deck chairs and tables
for mom to soak up some sun
while the kids play in the water.
Both locations also provide
season passes, group rates,
and birthday parties available
at the Public Works
Department. For more informa-
tion, call (262) 653-4050.
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Ongoing summer fun
Racine Zoo Southport Light Station Museum Tours
2131 North Main Street, Racine • (262) 636-9189 Thursdays - Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sundays, Noon - 4 p.m.
Kenosha may be green with Southport Light Station Museum
envy that Racine has their 5117 4th Ave. • (262) 654-5770
own zoo, but it is just a short Visit the lighthouse and maritime
drive for an enlightening and museum, inside the keeper's
affordable wildlife experi- house and climb the 1866
ence which improves the Southport Lighthouse. The tower
bond between people and stands 55 feet above the light-
nature. The Zoo currently house grounds - imagine yourself
cares for approximately 100 as a lighthouse keeper in the early
different species of animals days of our fine city. Free admis-
from around the world. But, it’s not just the animals, there are sion to the keeper’s house. Lighthouse climb costs $10 adults / $5
plenty of other great reasons to check out the Racine Zoo. Camp children 8-12 years old. Must be 8 or older to climb.
out at the Zoo for their Slumber Safari on June 28th, July 26th, or
August 23rd; Animal Crackers concerts on select Wednesdays; Tots in the Park
and World Wine, Roar & Pour, and Whiskers & Whiskey for the
grown-ups. There’s so much more — visit their website at racine- Mondays, June 18th - July 23rd
zoo.org for a full event lineup. 10 a.m., Petrifying Springs Park, 5555 Seventh Street
Red Witch Tall Ship Tots in the Park is a parent,
child participation program
54th St. & Fifth Ave. • (312) 469-0233 offered to pre-schoolers, ages
Take to the high seas this summer with no sailing experience nec- 3-5 put on by the Kenosha
essary! Relax with a drink and let the pros point up the mainsail County Division of Parks in col-
leeward. The Red Witch docks on the Kenosha Harbor South laboration with Pringle Nature
Seawall, just steps from downtown Kenosha museums, parks, Center held at Petrifying
and more. They offer public sails, and private sails are available. Springs Park. Tots is offered on
Visit their website, www.redwitch.com and book your sail today. Monday mornings, 10 to 11
a.m., from June 18th to July
Renaissance Faire 23rd (check-in begins at 9:45
a.m.). Every week, the pro-
Saturdays and Sundays plus Labor Day, July 6th - Sept. 2nd gram offers a different theme
Bristol Renaissance Faire, 12550 120th Avenue including nature and educational activities such as story time,
(847) 395-7773 • 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. crafts, and hands-on learning activities for you and your child to
enjoy in the outside air. There is a fee of $5 per session per child.
Taking its framework from the Contact the Pringle Nature Center (pringlenc.org) to pre-register
summer day in 1574 when Her today!
Majesty Queen Elizabeth visit-
ed the English hamlet of Bristol, Wilmot Flea Market
the Bristol Renaissance Faire is
located on 30 wooded acres. Every Sunday (except during the fair, August 11th and 19th)
The Faire promises patrons an Kenosha County Fairgrounds, 30820 111th St., Wilmot
unparalleled experience, filled (262) 716-5716 • Sundays, 7 a.m. – 2 p.m.
with all the first-rate revelry Enjoy this weekly outdoor flea market, a family-friendly environ-
Faire-goers have come to ment and a service to our community, as well as a vibrant market-
expect. Come partake in a wide place for people to sell their wares. Offering a wide variety of
array of 16th century arts, antique, tool, craft, produce, and other miscellaneous vendors in
games, food, music, comedy attendance each week. Concessions are also available.
and dance. The Faire includes 20 entertainment stages featuring Admission is $2 for adults/ $1 for seniors and kids 6-12. Visit
nonstop music, merriment, feats of daring, and an eclectic assort- www.wilmotmountainfleamarket.com for more, including vendor
ment of comedic performers who invite their audiences to information.
become part of the act. Different themes each weekend; visit
www.renfaire.com for more information. Wilmot Racing
Senior Center Every Saturday, April 28th – September 7th (closed August 10th)
New Member Orientation Gates open at 5 p.m. Races start at 6:45 p.m.
Kenosha County Fairgrounds
(262) 359-6260 30820 111th St., Wilmot • (262) 862-2090
Stop in at 9:00 a.m. on the last Wednesday of every month and Come out for an evening of high-speed fun! Visit their website at
learn more about the Kenosha Senior Center, 2717 67th St. Get www.wilmotraceway.com for a full schedule of events.
a tour and get your questions answered.
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Rons Place...
The Best
Food &
Drinks...
AND THE MOST FUN!
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TOUR OF TEAS
Serving up cold
drinks &
delicious food
since 1972.
3301 - 52nd St. • Kenosha 262-657-5907 053019
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Visit Our
1st Class Venue
Steps From Lake
Michigan
If you haven’t been to Madrigrano’s
Marina Shores lately, you haven’t
been to Marina Shores!
Our full air conditions mezzanine
level seats 250 and features a
beautiful view of the lake.
The immense elegant ballroom can
accomodate your wedding and your
reception, and has been known to host
concerts, proms and elegant
fundraisers/balls.
In addition we offer smaller conference
rooms & intimate seating areas ideal for
hosting corporate events, showers, family
gatherings & more.
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS...
bring us your event, our professional staff
will work with you to make it even better
than you imagined!
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brats, beer Washington Park Velodrome
and more! 1821 Washington Rd. • (262) 653-4080
BINGO AT 1 PM Tuesday Night Races
Tuesdays, 7 p.m.
Wateart F3ipgmhts Gun Raffle This is the premier night of racing at the velodrome. Bike racers
Drawing at 6pm from around the Midwest come to compete in various endurance
and sprint events with speeds reaching 35-40 mph in these excit-
*Contact a TWFD member. ing races. Information is subject to change due to weather or
rescheduling. Visit www.kenoshavelodrome.com for full schedule.
Facebook:
Stock Bike Racing
Town-Wheatland Fire-Department Mondays, 6 p.m.
This is the introduction to track bike racing. Riders as young as
@wheatlandfire66 three years old bring their stock bike and a helmet and give track
racing a try. Generally geared to younger riders, adults are also
34011 Geneva Rd welcome to race. Open to all ages. Cost: $5 registration first time
racing and $3 per night to race. Helmet must be worn at all times
Burlington, WI 53105 while riding a bike.
(New Munster) Can’t Find What You
Are Looking For?
*Wheatland Fire Station
Many of our local events that are held
For questions email: SF2018 occasionally throughout the summer
[email protected] are featured in our running log, which
starts on page 38!
Breakfast and Lunch served Daily Including:
Food Truck Tour (6/27, 7/11, 8/24, 9/26)
Hot Panini Sandwiches Art Market in Union Park (6/16, 7/21, 8/18, 9/15)
Homemade Soups • Fresh Salads Tuesdays at the Shell
Biscuits and Gravy • Sweet Potato Hash (7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30, 8/6, 8/13, 8/20, 8/27)
Twilight Jazz Concert Series
Now Serving Vegan Options (6/25, 7/9, 7/23, 8/6, 8/20)
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
Serving Collectivo SF2019 (7/11, 7/18, 7/25, 8/1, 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29)
Coffee & Tea Friday Night Flicks
(6/14, 6/28, 7/12, 8/2, 8/23)
All Organic & Fair trade! Library Park Historic Walking Tour
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Each issue full of in-depth interviews, calendar of events,
history, full map of downtown and business directory, and
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SF2019by Jennifer Dooley-Hogan, president of Downtown Kenosha, Inc.
I would like to thank your order. Our downtown showcase our shops and restaurants.
the Happrnings Magazine offers an experience Finally, I would like to remind everyone
crew for this opportunity brought to you by pas-
to introduce myself as sionate people every that our board of directors and commit-
your new Downtown night which means you tees are made up of volunteers who give
Kenosha Inc. board presi- might have to walk a cou- endless hours on a regular basis to our
dent. I joined the DKI ple of blocks to get to din- downtown. I ask that you greet them with
board of directors shortly ner, drinks, comedy, live kindness and take a moment to thank
after Dooley & Associates music, and more - but I them for their service. Change doesn’t
moved to Downtown can guarantee it’ll be happen overnight but it’s definitely hap-
Kenosha in 2013. We worth taking the time to pening everyday, little by little, in
chose to relocate from soak in the ambiance Downtown Kenosha. Last year we had 9
central Kenosha because along the way. net businsses open, this year we can
we have always believed already boast the opening of The Stella
in the strategic vision that During my time as DKI Hotel & Ballroom that also includes a
our downtown should be a place that sep- Inc. president I have a few cafe, lounge and restaurant. Also new to
arates Kenosha from “everytown USA” goals. The first is to listen to the needs of downtown in 2019 we have To & From Gift
and be a destination that attracts visitors our downtown businesses and help find Shop, Salon Pure and slated to open late
because it is unique. solutions that help them succeed and summer the Apis Hotel & Restaurant.
grow. Second is to further localize our
Since we moved I constantly encourage annual fundraiser the Pop-Up Beer DKI Inc. can use all the help we can get
my family, friends and clients to meet me Garden and make it an even bigger suc- so if you’re ready to step up and be the
downtown to eat and play. They often say, cess so that DKI, Inc. has funding to do change you wish to see please visit
“What’s going on down here tonight - it more, including having a budget to do www.downtownkenosha.org/get-
was hard to find parking!” Similar to any more maintenance and regular clean up in involved/ or call 262-842.5537. We hope
bustling city we’re not a place where you downtown. The third is to create at least to see you at our Pop-Up Beer Garden on
pull up to a “pick up” parking spot so an one, but hopefully more, events that drive Simmons Island this August 8th - 11th &
employee holding a scanner can run out traffic into downtown businesses to 15th - 18th. Cheers!
By Jennifer Dooley-Hogan
5523 - 6th Ave Vintage Fever?
Downtown Kenosha
Serving
Appetizers &
Kozy’s Pizza
Don’t Miss Our Annual
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Sat., July 27th • Noon to 6pm
In Street In Front of Fec’s Place
• HD TV’s & Giant Screen For Sporting Events
• Ping Pong • Pool • Darts • Air Conditioned
• New Internet Juke Box • Annual Pig Roast
• Low Priced Drinks & Early Bird Specials
• Sponsoring - Pool, Darts, Dartball & Volleyball Teams
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Downtown Kenosha FRIENDS
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262-652-5111 MEET
Open 7 days a week FRIENDS” Paint your
own Pottery
at 7am A Unique Eclectic Coffee
Mon.: Noon-6pm
Shop & Restaurant Located Tues.-Thu.: 11am-8pm Fri. 11am-9pm
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SF2018
It's pretty easy to figure out where our streetcar goes just by following the tracks, but there is an SF2019
additional transit system which was started two summers ago - a rubber-tired trolley which runs pri-
marily north and south in contrast to the east-west route of our current electric streetcar. The City of
Kenosha's seasonal lakefront rubber-tired trolley operates on a route from Carthage College, 2001
Alford Park Drive, through downtown and south to Kemper Center, 6501 Third Avenue. The rubber-
tired trolley departs Wednesdays through Sundays at 1:45 p.m. from Carthage College and is
scheduled to arrive at the southern end of its route about 30 minutes later at Kemper Center. The
trolley route passes several art galleries near the Union Park neighborhood. Other highlights on the
route include the Kenosha History Center, the Civil War Museum and the Kenosha Public
Museum. At 30-minute intervals, the trolley is scheduled to reach the downtown transit center, 724
54th St. There are marked stops for the "Lakefront Trolley" along the route, but people also can flag
down the driver for pickup. Look for the rubber-tired trolley next time you are in Downtown Kenosha
for a quick trip, or just for a scenic ride through the neighborhood. Fares are $1 for adults and $.50
for children. Call 262-653-4287 with any questions.
Pop’n Downtown Kenosha
Cheery Family Oriented Shop
Kenosha’s own family owned
Ice Cream Paror & Gourmet Popcorn Shop.
• Fresh, Homemade Gourmet Popcorn
Caramel, Cheese, Lively Flavors, Kettle Corn
& Premium Mixes
• Premium Cedar Crest Parlor Ice Cream,
Made-to-Order Sundaes, Malts, Shakes,
Hurricanes, Floats & Boats
• Novelties, Gift Packs, Baskets & Tins
• Nostalgic & Gourmet Sweets
• Sidewalk Seating
Popcorn Bars
for Weddings
& Parties
5503 6th Ave
(262) 605-3202
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WN KENOSHA • DOWNTOWN KENOSHA • DOWNTOWN KENOSHA • DOWNTOWN KENOSHA • DOWNTOWN KENOSHA • DOWNTOWN KE Fabulous Food Patio Dining There’s only three full time comedy
At Lake Michigan Harbor clubs in Wisconsin and you’ll
find one of them in Kenosha.
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90 Minutes of quality entertainment featuring at least 3 comedians
including a professional touring headliner every week.
To be assured a good seat, always best to purchase tickets early
however tickets will also be available at the door the night of the show.
FOR TICKETS VISIT
HAP2IT.COM, CALL 800-838-3006 OR
STOP AT 1420-63RD ST. KENOSHA
BETWEEN 9AM-5PM M-F
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Vol. 12 Issue 2 OUT NOW!
Vol. 12 Issue 3
July 19th - October 25th
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Oct. 25th - Jan. 2020
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Island in Downtown Kenosha. Explore our 3
galleries with rotating exhibits year-round. Enjoy Our Outdoor Patio
Currently on display in the Rambler Gallery:
“All-American Kenosha Style” • Over 40 Flavors
Hours: Tues. Fri. 10am - 4:30pm • Vegan
Sat. 10am - 4pm • Sun. Noon-4pm Dairy Free, gluten
free ice cream &
Climb the 72 steps cones
to the top of the • Homemade
1866 Southport chocolate & waffle
Lighthouse for cones
amazing views of • Premium ice
Lake Michigan and cream made in
Downtown Kenosha Wisconsin
• Glazed nuts,
Must be eight years old to climb the lighthouse cookies & other
$10 adults and $5 child baked goods
• Malts, shakes,
Hours: Thurs. - Sat. 10a.m. - 4pm • Sun. Noon - 4pm floats & more
Find us on Facebook “Southport Light Station Museum”
Open 7 days a
5511 6th Ave. week at noon.
Kenosha Family & Dog Friendly
262-764-6501 Family owned
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Best Beer Garden in Town BIGGEST SELECTION OF
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Tues. - Karaoke 9pm
Wed. - Live Trivia 7pm
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Thurs. Open Mic 8:30pm
Sun. Cy’s Piano Jam 4-7pm
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Kid’s stuff
Kids’ Camps at the Museum
The Kenosha museums offer several different Summer Camps for
kids of all ages. Visit their website at museums.kenosha.org for
a full list and registration details.
Summer Day Camp
Kenosha YMCA, 7101 53rd St.
The YMCA provides kids ages 5-15 with summer fun and adven-
tures that promote a healthy spirit, mind, and body. Different pro-
grams for various age groups and each week a variety of activities
will focus on a different theme. Visit www.kenoshaymca.org for
more information.
Youth Programs at UW-Parkside Summer AM Adventure Program
The summer youth camps at UW-Parkside focus on skills that Mondays – Fridays, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
kids can build at an early age that could blossom into future pas- June 17th - August 23th (building closed July 4th and 5th)
sions and even careers. With camps in coding, engineering, Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, 1330 52nd St. • (262) 654-6200
robotics, mindfulness, and technology, there's something for Looking for fun activities for your child (ages 6-12) to participate
everyone. Discover what their future holds today! Visit in all day? Check out the Summer AM Adventure Program at the
www.uwp.edu for more information on a multitude of programs. Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha. Fee is $16 per day per individual
or $60 per week. Visit bgckenosha.org for more.
Free Bowling at Guttormsens
Summer Quest Camp
5411 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 658-8191
Your child can enjoy a summer of free bowling by visiting Mondays – Fridays, noon - 5 p.m.
www.KidsBowlFree.com/Guttormsen — no tricks or gimmicks, June 17th - August 23th (building closed July 4th and 5th)
registered children receive certificates to bowl two free games a Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, 1330 52nd St. • (262) 654-6200
day all summer long. Summer Quest Camp is included as part of the yearly member-
ship to the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha ages 6 -12. All partici-
US Taekwondo Academy pants must have a current membership. Membership costs are
$20.00 per year per individual or $30 per family (siblings only).
5713 Sheridan Rd. • (262) 652-2558 Lunch will be served daily from noon - 1:30 p.m. Schedules will
Learning Taekwondo is perfect for any age, ask about their kid’s adjust daily with programs such as organized gym activities, pho-
classes — they help build confidence and strength and will help tography, STEM programming, Games room tournaments, dance
your child develop a more positive attitude. classes, field trips and more!
Double Daggers Roosevelt Summer Program
8503 75th St. Ste B • (262) 764-0577 Mondays - Fridays, noon - 5:30 p.m.
A friendly environment welcoming of the nerd, geek, misfit, comic June 24th - August 9th (closed July 4th and 5th)
junkie, rennie, or game enthusiast in all of us. Visit their website, Roosevelt Elementary, 3322 Roosevelt Rd
doubledaggersae.com for a list of all their summer events. This free summer program is offered in partnership with the City
of Kenosha Park Alliance! Join us for fun daily activities including
Racine Zoo Summer Camp art & crafts, kickball, flag football, educational activities, STEM,
music & movies, basketball, outdoor/indoor games and lunch. To
Experience up close encounters with animals and much more fun sign-up, a parent must come with the child on the first day of
and adventure. K-7 Camps take place from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (with attending the site to complete the registration form. For more
early drop off or late pick-up available); ages 3-4 have 1/2 day information or to volunteer for the program, please contact Ms.
camps from 9 a.m. - noon. Camps start on June 17th and feature Felicia, Director of Prevention & Outreach, at
a different theme each week. Visit racinezoo.org for more. [email protected] or (262) 653-7311.
Summer School Programs Pinot's Pallette
In these programs Kenosha Unified School District at the elemen- 9020 76th St., (262) 818-6519
tary and middle school levels, the objective is to provide opportu- Young budding artists now have a day camp they can call their
nities for personalized learning in reading and math that encom- very own. Pinot’s Pallette Little Brushes offers a unique opportu-
pass collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, and communication nity to celebrate every child’s creativity. It’s a summer to remem-
around meaningful learning targets. At the high school level, the ber with special themed events every Tuesday from 9 a.m. - noon.
objective is to provide high school students credit recovery oppor- Cost is $35 per painter and includes all the supplies. Visit their
tunities and to improve the graduation rate. In addition, Summer website at www.pinotspalette.com/pleasantprairie for details.
School provides learning opportunities in the areas of music, the-
ater, and Department of Recreation Summer Activities for
Children programs. For a full schedule, visit www.kusd.edu.
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Kid's Castle Scamps Discover the RecPlex
4211 Green Bay Rd., (262) 657-7413 5711 77th St. • (262) 694-0805 Did you know that the Pleasant Prairie
Teaching self-regulation, self-respect, and In addition to providing quality programs RecPlex, 9900 Terwall Terrace, is the
confidence in an educational and fun pre- for kids preschool and up, Scamps is also largest municipal recreation facility in
school program. available to supply fun at your next birth- America? They are open 7 days a week
day party! offering sports programs, an ice arena,
Diver Dan’s swimming pool, special events and so
Monkey Joe’s much more. Visit their website at recplex-
3927 30th Ave. • (262) 652-9399 online.com and become amazed with
Learn to swim as early as 6 months old at 4237 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 764-3866 what they provide to the community.
Diver Dan’s with The American Red Cross Because you can’t spend the entire sum-
Swimming and Water Safety programs in mer learning — Monkey Joe’s is here Youth Programs
their ninety degree warm water pool. Plan when it’s time to play. Their play area of
your next birthday party with a pool theme wall-to-wall fun features inflatable slides, The RecPlex offers a variety of youth pro-
at Diver Dan’s. jumps, obstacle courses and other enter- grams including: Dance, Gymnastics,
tainment guaranteed to keep you active, Babysitting and Home Alone Training,
Donna's Gymnastics happy, and healthy. Parent and Tot Classes, Photography, and
more! For more information on these class-
5717 6th Ave. • (262) 818-8888 Experience Nature es, please check out their website, recplex-
Fun and educational programs for pre- online.com for more. Summer I: Monday,
school and school-age boys and girls. • Richard Bong State Recreation Area June 17th- Sunday, July 21st. Registration
Including: tumbling, cheerleading, and 26313 Burlington Rd., Kansasville opens: Friday, May 31st members/
more. (262) 878-5600 Tuesday, June 4th non-members. Summer
• Pringle Nature Center II: Monday, July 22nd- Sunday, August
Classic Violins 9800 County Hwy. MB, Bristol 25th. Registration opens: Friday, July 5th
(262) 857-8008 members and Tuesday, July 9th non-mem-
4003 80th St. • (262) 577-5488 bers.
Offering violin, viola, and cello lessons for Actors Craft
students of all ages and levels of experi- Challenge Island
ence. 4900 7th Ave. • (262) 705-0194
Does your child have a flair for the dra- Challenge Island is a one-of-a-kind enrich-
Music Center matic? Bring your children ages 6 -15 to ment program on the cutting edge of
join their Acting Camp, ending in a staged S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineer-
7700 Green Bay Rd. • (888) 697-9393 performance. ing, art, & math) education and 21st centu-
Providing lessons for kids looking to play ry learning. They take kids on unique
the drums, piano, guitar, bass, or sing. “island” adventures where they work in col-
laborative tribes to tackle various
Join The Work Force! STEM/STEAM challenges using only the
materials in their treasure chest and their
Are you a teenager looking for some extra cash? Find people looking for babysitters or boundless imaginations. Mondays 4-5:30
light lawn work through family members, friends or call the Boys & Girls Club of p.m. on July 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th. Fee:
Kenosha, (262) 654-6200 and ask about obtaining a work permit. $60 Member/ $72 Non-Member. Sign up
today at recplexonline.com.
DAYCARE OPTIONS Busy Bee
Extended Love Child Summer Camp
Development Care 9918 12th St., (262) 859-2283
Weekly and daily programs for youths with
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• St. Joseph Academy
2400 71st St. • (262) 652-7995 2401 69th St. • (262) 654-8651 Kids Free at the
• Holy Rosary Renaissance Faire
Head Start 2215 43rd St. • (262) 925-9481
• Good Shepherd Lutheran July 6th & 7th • 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
3600 52nd St. • (262) 359-6080 4311 104th St. • (262) 694-0964 12550 120th Ave • (847) 395-7773
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7507 7th Ave. • (262) 654-1430 and 7th and children ages 12
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Simmons Summer Kickoff Good Old Summertime Art Fair
June 1st • 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. June 2nd • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Kenosha History Center, 220 51st Pl. Civic Center Park, 5600 block of Sheridan Road
AMC and Classic Car Show The Good Old Summertime Art Fair is an art fair with about 100
(free entry for car owners and artist, crafters, or food vendors. The fair is in beautiful tree lined
visitors!) - all cars '88 and older Civic Center Park in Downtown Kenosha. Shop for great artwork,
are welcome. Block Party to have a snack, and listen to musical. Free admission.
take place on 51st Place (in
front of the Kenosha History Ladies Night at the Velodrome
Center on Simmons Island) fea-
turing local food trucks, ven- June 4th • 7 - 10 p.m.
dors, live music and more. Rain date: June 2nd). While there stop Washington Park Velodrome, 1821 Washington Rd
in the Kenosha History Center and check out their newest auto
exhibit: All American: Kenosha Style. This is the night that the ladies take center stage. Racing an omni-
um of Belgian Win & Out, Unknown Scratch, and Points races for
Summer Free Fishing Weekend a larger prize money. Also, featuring a special appearance by Miss
Kenosha - Lily Karnes!
June 1st & 2nd
Library Park
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are not required. Free fishing clinics offered at many state parks
and other locations for all ages. This weekend only! Bag limits and June 8th • 11 a.m.
size restrictions apply. Library Park, 711 59th Pl. • (262) 654-5770
Outta Sight Kite Flight On Second Saturdays, the Kenosha County Historical Society
presents this guided walking tour of the historic Library Park
June 1st - June 2nd • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. District. Each tour will last approximately 90 minutes. Explore the
Kennedy Park, Kenosha architecture and discover the historical stories associated with the
buildings. Tickets are $10. Contact the Kenosha History Center for
Come out for the 18th annual 92.1 VTY Country Outta Sight Kite tickets: 220 51st Place, 262-654-5770.
Flight Kite Festival, in Kenosha’s Kennedy Park along beautiful
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event is free for all - and free kits will give to the first 100 kids who
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Safe Harbor Book Sale
June 2nd • 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Kenosha Moose Family Center, 3003 30th Ave
Come out for this semi-annual book sale to benefit Safe Harbor
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over $3. The perfect opportunity for teachers to restock their class-
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Electronic House Music Block Party Bloomin' Bands
June 8th • 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. June 14th - June 15th
Kenosha Creative Space, 624 57th St Kenosha Moose Family Center 3003 30th Ave
Kenosha Creative Space and Olanos Empanadas present: Bloomin' Bands returns for a
Electronic House Music Block Party. Admission is free. great 2-day event of live
music at the Moose Lodge.
Warrior Dash Wisconsin
Come join them for two days
June 8th of fun, food, and music pro-
Wilmot Mountain, 11931 Fox River Road vided by 12 local groups. All
proceeds go toward the next
Warrior Dash is the obstacle course race anyone can start and Kiwanis Club of Kenosha and
everyone can finish. Conquer 12+ world-class obstacles and then Cross Roads of Kenosha
celebrate with friends. Three distances are available: the obstacle- Extreme Makeover Project to
loaded 1 mile, the traditional 5k, and the challenging 10k. Visit improve the quality of life for a
www.warriordash.com for registration information. local disabled child and their
Second Saturday family. Go to Kiwanis down-
townkenosha.com for more
June 8th information.
Downtown Kenosha
Kenosha County Dairy Breakfast
On the second Saturday of each month, participating Downtown
Kenosha businesses and art galleries roll out the welcome mats June 15th • 6:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
with extended hours, special promotions and sales, live entertain- MGD Mighty Grand Dairy Farm, 22811 18th St., Union Grove
ment, family activities, and much more. Visit www.down-
townkenosha.org for details. This event is fun for the whole
family! Enjoy a morning on the
Chalk on the Walk farm that includes: A big farm
breakfast, milking demonstrations,
June 8th • 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Simmons Island pier, 400 block of 51st Place a Wisconsin products tent with
items for purchase, an Agriculture
Children and their care-givers are invited to come out for some in Action tent to learn more about
fun, chalk art, and treats along the sidewalk and pier. Generous the workings of a farm, old-fash-
donors have enable them to provide goodie bags, with healthy
treats and colored chalk to the first 100 children who attend. ioned children's games, farm toys
for sale and much more! The
Hot Cars on Ice! breakfast includes scrambled
eggs with ham and cheese, pan-
June 9th • 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. cakes, fresh bread and butter,
Kenosha Ice Arena, 7727 60th Ave.
yogurt, muffin, juice and ice
Come out for the 5th annual Hot Cars on Ice car show put on by
Kenosha Adult Hockey Club. Raffle prizes, 50/50 drawing, great cream. Tickets will be for sale on
food.
the farm, the day of the Breakfast.
Nonprofit Information Cocktail Hour
Email KenoshaCounty
June 13th • 4:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Kenosha Creative Space, 624 57th St. DairyPromo @gmail.com with
questions. Ride your bicycle to the breakfast! Kenosha County
Attention all nonprofits in Racine and Kenosha Counties: You are Executive Jim Kreuser sponsors the DairyAir Bike Ride! Starting
invited to participate in September’s Harborfest: Celebrating point will be at Bristol Woods County Park. To sign up for the bike
Kenosha and Racine Counties event, and this is a casual inform- ride, please visit: https://dairyairbikeride2019. eventbrite.com
ative meeting to let you know how you can get involved. Visit their
website: Harborfest.Leewardba.com to learn more about Art Market in Union Park
Harborfest: Celebrating Racine and Kenosha Counties. This open
event is free for all to attend. June 16th, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Friday Night Flicks: Union Park, Seventh Ave and 46th Street
Mary Poppins Returns
Kenosha's first all original outdoor art market takes place every
June 14th • dusk third Sunday at Union Park. Featuring original art, music and spe-
Nash School, 6801 99th Ave
cial events.
Pack up the family and friends, throw some
chairs, blankets, bug spray, and snacks in the Father’s Day Car Show
car and come out for a movie under the stars as
The City of Kenosha and Happenings June 16th • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Magazine return with Friday Night Flicks! Event Baker Park, Sheridan Road and 65th St.
held weather permitting, please call 262-564-8800 or like the
Happenings Facebook for possible cancellations. Decades after All makes and models of vehicles are welcome. $5 admission per
her original visit, the magical nanny returns to help the Banks sib-
lings and Michael's children through a difficult time in their lives. vehicle to show your car (bring the fleet!); free admission for spec-
tators. There will be food vendors, music, 50/50 raffle, door prizes,
and trophies will be awarded. Hosted by Vintage Auto Group and
Kenosha Classic Street Machines. Call Don at (262) 551-8558 or
Tony at (262) 818-6410 with questions.
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Parks
The City of Kenosha currently has 70 Harbor Park (5502 Ring Road): Poerio Park/Nature Center (15th St. and
park and conservation sites throughout playground, bike trails, fishing, splash park 15th Ave.): baseball, playground, pavilion,
Hobbs Park (4500–30th Ave.): playground, pond, hike/bike trails
the City on over 1000 acres of land! gazebo/shelter Schulte Park (43rd Ave. and 87th Pl.):
Horizons (6598-112th Ave.): baseball, playground, athletic field
60th St. Tennis Courts (4810–60th St.) soccer, playground Silver Lake Park (off of County Road F,
Alford Park (1800–Alford Dr.): beach, Isetts Park (8801–32nd Ave.): baseball, Silver Lake): baseball, disc golf,
picnic areas, fishing playground playground, fishing, nature trails, picnic
Anderson Park (8730–22nd Ave): Kennedy Park (4051–5th Ave.): baseball, areas, swimming
baseball, soccer, playground, swimming playground, fishing, hiking, picnic area Simmons Island Park (5001–Simmons
pool, skateboard park, picnic shelters, Jamestown Park (5300–41st Ave.): Island): baseball, playground, 142–slip
fishing, hike/bike trail playground marina, fishing, boat launch, walkways,
Bain Park (6200–10th Ave.): baseball, Johnson Highlands Park (6301–55th St.): picnic shelters
playground soccer, playground Southport Marina (5801–3rd Ave.):
Baker Park (835–65th St.): baseball, KD Park (8530 352 Ave., Burlington): dog playground, 215–slip marina, fountain,
basketball, playground, picnic shelters park, fishing, hiking, picnic area, 234 acres boat launch, Rotary Park
Brighton Dale Park (north of intersection of land and 39-acre lake Southport Park (7825–1st Ave.):
of Hwys. 75 and 142, Kansasville): Kemper Center (6501–3rd Ave.): playground, baseball, beach, walkways,
baseball, playground, fishing, golf course, playground, basketball, fishing, picnic community center, hiking/biking trail,
nature trails, picnic areas Kenosha Sports Complex:(3800-42nd community center
Bristol Woods Park (south of intersection St.): baseball, playground
of Hwys. C and MB, Bristol): playground, Kenfair Park (5555-55th Ave.): baseball, Strawberry Creek Park (141st St. and 66th
nature trails, picnic areas playground Ct.): playground
Bullamore (6800–36th Ave): playground Library Park (711–59th Pl.) Streeter Park (6601-16th Ave.): playground
Cicchini Park (6505–17th Ave.): playground Limpert Park (3310–45th St.): playground, Sunnyside Park (8216-26th Ave.):
Civic Center Park (900–57th St.) basketball playground
Clausen Park (6501-87th Ave.): baseball Lincoln Park (7001–22nd Ave.): baseball, Sunrise Park (south of 27th St. and east of
Columbus Park (2003–54th St.): soccer, disc golf, playground, tennis, 47th Ave.): walking trail, new playground
baseball, playground, picnic shelter bastketball, flower gardens equipment
Davis Park (5700–42nd Ave.): playground Little League Park (5211–58th St.): Tot Park (1601-79th St.): playground
Eichelman Park (6125–3rd Ave.): baseball Tower Line Park (56th Ave. and 66th St.):
playground, beach, fishing Matoska Park (25th Ave. and 31st St.): baseball, soccer, playground
Elmwood Park (3321-78th St.): disc golf, soccer, playground Union Park (7th Ave. and 45th/46th St.):
playground Charles Nash Park (5909–56th St.): playground, Farmer’s Market Tuesdays
Endee Park (4401-47th St., 2 acres): baseball, soccer, playground, horseshoe Veteran’s Memorial Park (625–52nd St.):
baseball, playground pits, picnic shelters Lone Soldier Statue, Veteran’s Memorial
Fireman’s Park (4817-7th Ave.) Navy Memorial Park (6th Ave. and 52nd Fountain, site of PB&Jam concerts.
Friendship Park (5834-6th Ave.) St.): fishing, walkways, veteran displays Washington Park (1821–Washington
Forest Park (4803–61st St.): baseball, Nedweski Park (4433–17th Ave.): Rd.): playground, tennis, basketball,
playground playground pavilion, swimming pool, picnic areas,
Fox River Park (intersection of County Newman Park (35th Ave. & 78th St.): skateboard park, shelters, velodrome
Roads F and W, Salem): baseball, disc baseball, playground Wolfenbuttel Park (5901–3rd Ave.: other
golf, playground, tennis, boat launch, Old Settlers’ Park (off of Hwy. 50 between facilities include gazebo, walkways, flower
fishing, nature trails, picnic areas. Hwys. 45 and 75, Paddock Lake): baseball, garden
Gangler Park (6701–82nd St.): playground, fishing, picnic, swimming For more, visit www.kenosha.org.
playground, tennis, pickleball. Pennoyer Park (3601–7th Ave., 35 acres):
Gateway Center Park (11600-75th St.) playground, tennis, bandshell, pickleball,
Phil Sander Nature Area swimming
Petretti Park (1903–16th Ave.): baseball,
soccer, playground, basketball
Petrifying Springs Park (Hwy. 31 / County
Road A): baseball, playground, dog park,
biergarten, nature trails, picnic areas
Petzke Park (1700–29th Ave.): baseball,
Kenosha Dream Playground
Red Arrow Park (1720–84th Pl.): baseball,
playground, basketball
Roosevelt Park (6815–34th Ave.):
baseball, playground, tennis, basketball,
picnic shelter, pickleball
St. Peter’s Park (32nd Ave. and 21st St.)
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Andy’s Drive-In 2929 Roosevelt Rd., (262) After a long Wisconsin winter, warm House of Gerhard 3927 75th St., (262) 694-
658-2067. Pack the kids up and head over to weather can’t come soon enough. Here 5212. Enjoy fine authentic German cuisine
this classic drive-in diner. With an old school are some of Kenosha’s favorite spots and American favorites in an enchanting old-
car show decor, delectable burgers and great world atmosphere.
dinner specials, this is a perfect stop for a where you can enjoy outdoor dining.
tasty and affordable meal. Breakfast also Iguana Wana Mexican Grill & Tequila Bar
available. The Coffee Pot On 7th 4914 7th Ave., (262) 9080 76th St., (262) 694-5400. Enjoy
653-8849. This classic diner displaying the margaritas, mariachis and great authentic
Ashling On The Lough 125 56th St., (262) neon "Lunch" sign is a downtown favorite. Mexican food on their beautiful patio.
653-0500. Billed as Kenosha's premier Irish Enjoy their Garden of Eatin' for outdoor
pub and restaurant, Ashling proudly uses dining. But come early, as they are only open Infusino’s Pizzeria 6800 39th Ave., (262)
only the freshest and finest ingredients. for breakfast and lunch! 694-4448. Great tasting Italian dishes and
Enjoy one of their specialty dishes while Culver’s Three locations to serve you: 5220 pizza served with the freshest ingredients -
enjoying the beautiful Kenosha harbor view. Green Bay Rd., (262) 652-2002; 8124 be sure to try the virgin crust–delicious!
Baker Street 6208 Green Bay Rd., (262) 657- Sheridan Rd., (262) 484-4046; and 10484 Johnny Z’s Pour House 10936 Sheridan Rd.,
7888. From the ever-changing buffet to Corporate Dr., (262) 857-2663. Salads, (262) 564-5756. Enjoy cold drinks and great
cocktails & karaoke, Baker Street Restaurant sandwiches, and dinners as well as food, including their awesome hot beef, in
& Pub is the perfect balance in casual fine their famous Butterburgers! Don't their relaxing beer garden.
dining. forget to try the frozen custard flavor
of the day. Kaiser's Pizza & Pub 510 57th St., (262) 653-
Beer Gardens 3501 14th Ave., (262) 654- The Daily Dose 6010 40th Ave., (262) 5897. Recently voted Best Pizza in Kenosha,
9958. A beautiful, grandiose beer garden in 925-8338. Organic teas and coffees from check out their fantastic outdoor seating
which you can enjoy a cold beer and their area in the back of the business.
famous Friday fish fry and more. Milwaukee’s Collectivo coffee shops plus
hot paninis and pastries. Kenosha Brewing Company 4017 80th St.,
Big Lou’s Standing Room Only 635 75th St., Dairy Queen 2707 22nd Ave., (262) 652- (262) 694-9494. Brewing some old favorites
(262) 658-4776. Just a few blocks from the 6524. Take the family out for a Blizzard or a and new ones in the same location that was
shores of Lake Michigan, Big Lou offers up Dilly Bar. Indoor and outdoor seating the first brew pub in the Midwest since
one of the best Philly steak sandwiches this available. Prohibition. Enjoy a cold one on their patio.
side of Lake Michigan! DeRango’s Restaurant and Lounge 2135
31st St., (262) 658-8450. This longtime La Fogata 3300 Sheridan Rd., (262) 654-
Big Star 1500 Washington Rd., (262) 658- Kenosha pizzeria institution now has its own 5900. Delicious enchiladas, fajitas, and tacos
charming outdoor seating area. pair nicely with one of their margaritas in
1572. Now in their 66th year, this classic is Elsie Mae’s Bakery & Cannery 5819 6th their three-season outdoor patio.
Ave., (262) 914-9198. Have a scoop
only around for the of ice cream from their Lotus Sports Bar 3216 60th St., (262) 652-
neighboring sister store 4735. Famous hamburgers, sandwiches,
season, so grab it Myrtle Mae’s Sugar dinners, appetizers, breakfast and much
Emporium on your pie! more served up on their outdoor patio.
now! Enjoy Franks Diner 508 58th St.,
(262) 657-1017. After Mac’s Deli & Sandwich Shop 2302 52nd St.,
burgers at their appearing on the Food (262) 654-2065. A Kenosha tradition since
Network, this eclectic 1937. Enjoy their specialty Italian Beef
tables, in your establishment has become a local Bomber with a Mac's Nut Bar for dessert!
celebrity in its own right!
car, or take a Grabs Burger Bar 2324 18th Ave., (262) 764- Milwaukee Burger Company 9901 77th St.,
0848. Craving a good burger? Try out this (262) 455-7720. The freshest ingredients are
walk to spot, which is decorated in booster decor as the keys to making an out of this world
a tribute to our local colleges. burger. Enjoy a lunch or dinner at Pleasant
Washington Park Harborside Common Grounds 5159 6th Prairie’s newest restaurant.
Ave., (262) 652-5111. With a 3-tiered patio
for a picnic. just steps from the lake, this wonderful Noodles & Company 7224 118th Ave., (262)
coffeehouse in a historic building has a 857-3168. Every dish is made-to-order using
Birchwood Grill 7515 breathtaking view. Enjoy their delectable fresh produce and authentic ingredients,
125th Ave., (262) 857-3455. In the midst of sandwiches, savory espresso and exquisite including many organic items.
the busy I-94/Hwy. 50 intersection, you’ll coffee drinks.
find a quiet outside oasis where you can Our Kenosha Tap 3221 60th St., (262) 657-
enjoy your meal or cocktail. 5712. Dine-in or carryout from 11 a.m.
daily. Excellent food at a great
Blue Bear 2920 Taylor Ave., Racine (262) price. Enjoy a variety of
583-3131. Featuring a range of local, organic appetizers, daily specials and
plates with vegan options - enjoy outdoor soup of the day.
dining on their beautiful patio area.
Paddy O’s Pub 5022 7th
Boathouse Pub & Eatery 4917 7th Ave., Ave., (262) 652-7233. Enjoy
(262) 654-9922. Enjoy their crackling thin a great burger with a frosty
crust pizza while you take in the greatest mug of suds while relaxing in
harbor view in the city on their beautiful their beer garden.
back deck.
Panera Bread 6935 75th St., (262) 942-1400.
Buffalo Wild Wings 7114 118th Ave., (262) Their signature items include a large variety
857-9992. This “wing joint” with its 14 of bagels, muffins, and croissants, plus great
signature sauces is also a sports bar, serving tasting sandwiches and soups.
everything from salads to appetizers to
burgers. Reefpoint Brewhouse 2 Christopher
Columbus Causeway, Racine (262) 898-7333.
Captain Mike’s Beer & Burger Bar 5118 6th Dozens of beers (many local), elevated pub
Ave., (262) 658-2278. Enjoy one of their grub, and Sunday breakfast along the Racine
delicious specialty gourmet burgers while marina.
sitting at one of their outdoor tables watching
the action in Downtown Kenosha. Sal’s Pizza 7623 Sheridan Rd., (262) 652-
6865. Homemade sauce and dough. No
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The Clubhouse Pub & Grille 2621 30th Ave.,
(262) 551-0886. One of the northside’s great
places for Italian specialties.
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Sandy’s Popper 5503 Sixth Ave., (262) 605-3202. Enjoy ice cream and Customer Approved #1 Italian Food In Town
other treats at their tables along the bustling Sixth Avenue.
STURINO’S
Sazzy B 5623 Sixth Ave., (262) 925-8499. Bringing the taste and
atmosphere of the big city to Downtown Kenosha, Sazzy B is the place EST. 1968 • OPEN 11AM
to be.
1543 22nd Ave Old Fashioned, Old Style
Scoops Ice Cream 5711 8th Ave., (262) 657-9866. The #1 ice cream Authentic Italian Cuisine!
parlor in Kenosha (winner for the past seven years), goes great with a Northside Kenosha Pasta & Pizza From Scratch
MB Sweets cupcake.
262-551-8532
Shirl’s Drive-In 7943
Sheridan Rd., (262) Outdoor Dining On Our
654-1968. With freshly
made sandwiches and Big Beautiful Deck
custard, find out why
they claim to serve the SERVING TOUR OF ITALY FOR TWO PIZZA
best hamburgers and LUNCH! FROM
dessert treats in Bruchetta, Lasagna, 3 Raviolis, 4PM
Kenosha.
$24 951/2 Order of Gnocchi, Choice of
Sturino’s 1543 22nd two meatballs or one Italian
Ave. (262) 551-8532.
Enjoy deck dining with sausage. Served w/ soup or
summertime items as
well as their authentic salad for each person
Italian dishes and
pizza - all with fresh SF2019 Pizza... There’s None Better!
ingredients and made
from scratch! Serving Your Favorite Cocktails, Beer & Wine
Slip 56 506 56th St., (262) 764-8040. The patio is open for the season! HAPPY HOUR
Stop by for one of their delicious and unique sandwiches.
Tues - Sun. 4 to 6pm
Finney’s 2901 60th St., (262) 656-7111. At the new location, Finney’s
has a fabulous covered beer garden in which to enjoy your lunch. Proud To Be Veteran Owned & Operated
Open daily at 2 p.m.
Bikers Welcome
Spanky's Bar & Grill 2325 52nd St., (262) 657-7883. Proudly serving
Kenosha for over 35 years, with some of the best pub food around. SUMMER SAVINGS! SF2019
Great daily food and drink specials. 18 beers on tap and over 50 AATT
bottled beers. 22nd Avenue Dairy Queen
2707 - 22nd Ave. • 652-6524
The Spot 2117 75th St., (262) 654-9294. Since 1945, The Spot has been
serving up delicious cheeseburgers and their homemade root beer in a OPEN 10 TO 11 DAILY
frosty mug, all delivered by a smiling carhop. As one reviewer stated, ★ Cakes Always Available For Any Occasion
The Spot “deserves to be in the museum of hamburger awesomeness.”
★ Professional Cake Decorator On Staff
Stan’s Place 1510 Washington Rd., (262) 652-4630. Open daily at 11 ★ We Accept All Dairy Queen Coupons
a.m., Stan’s serves up mouthwatering burgers, subs, and even pizza.
$1 OFF
Sturino’s 1543 22nd Ave., (262) 551-8532. Enjoy deck dining with
summertime items as well as their authentic Italian dishes and pizza BLIZZARDS
- all with fresh ingredients and made from scratch! Any Flavor • Limit 4
Small size or larger
Swede's Pub 510 56th St., (262) 577-5858. Enjoy great food and beer Good Only At 2707 - 22nd Ave. • Expires 9/1/19
on their sidewalk patio while taking in the bustle of Downtown
Kenosha. SUNDAES
Buy 1
T.G.’s 4120 Seventh Ave., (262) 658-8080. Enjoy fabulous food,
including their signature hot beef! Plus retro cocktails and over 40 Get 1 FREE
craft beers to try while relaxing in their secluded patio garden. Any Size • Any Flavor • Limit 1
Good Only At 2707 - 22nd Ave. • Expires 9/1/19
Tacos El Rey 2000 Birch Rd., (262) 551-0970. Great Mexican food with
a twist. Enjoy their famous combination plate while you dine on their Look for more deals at Kenoshashopper.com
intimate patio.
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Tenuta’s Delicatessen & Liquors 3203 52nd St., (262) 657-9001. Drive
down 52nd Street this summer and it will be hard to avoid this famous
authentic Italian grocery store as the smells from their grill will lure
you in for a mouthwatering sausage or panini sandwich.
Trolley Dogs 5501 Sixth Ave., (262) 652-3647. They won’t put ketchup
on your hot dog, but they will have it on the table for you to help
yourself to your “sin.” Be sure to try out the Trolley Dog - a hot dog
and a tamale on the same bun!
Union Park Tavern 4520 8th Ave., (262) 652-6454. The name may
have changed, but the tavern formerly known as Pete’s still serves up
their top notch Friday fish fry. Enjoy in their beautiful beer garden.
Villa D’Carlo 5140 Sixth Ave., (262) 654-3932. A family owned
downtown landmark for over 50 years never disappoints. Enjoy
summer on their outdoor cafe as you enjoy fine Italian dining
alongside birds, charming flower arrangements and a beautiful view of
the harbor.
Wine Knot 5611 Sixth Ave., (262) 653-9580. Relish a touch of casual
elegance. Stop in for wine, live music and fine food at this downtown
hot spot located along the trolley tracks.
Wyndham Garden Hotel 5125 Sixth Ave., (262) 358-9566 On their
new waterfront deck (opening July 4th), if you get any closer to the
water, you’re going to get wet! Serving off the grill some of your
favorite summer foods and a refreshing adult beverage awaits you on
their 3500 sq. foot deck.
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Adult Dodgeball Tournament Kenosha Moosefest
June 20th • 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. June 21st - June 23rd
Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, 1330 52nd St
Kenosha Moose Lodge, 3003 30th Ave
This third annual adult dodgeball tournament features talented
teams in a fierce battle to become the champs! Be ready for battle Enjoy music, food drink, and family fun. A Quarter Auction is
at the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha, or just come by, pick a scheduled from noon till 3 pm on Sunday, June 23rd and bingo on
team to cheer for and watch the fun. Register a team online at Saturday, June 22nd from noon till 3 pm. Outdoor events will start
bgckenosha.org, or contact Kate at [email protected] / at 2 pm. Visit www.kenoshamoosefest.com for details.
262-653-7304. Price: $150 per team, includes a sandwich, chips
and 1 beverage per player. All players must be 18 or older. Teams Betsy Ade
may have 6 – 10 players. 6 players will start each game. & the Well-Known
Strangers
Food Folks & Spokes
June 22nd
June 20th • 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Reuther Auditorium, 913 57th St.
Library Park, Seventh Ave and 60th St.
NBC-TV’s “The Voice” star Betsy
This popular Ade & her group The Well-Known
summertime Strangers take the stage live at
family event pre- Reuther Auditorium. Proceeds will
sented by the go to The Education Foundation of
Kenosha Kenosha to benefit The Olivia
YMCA returns to MacKay Study Abroad Memorial
the Library Park Scholarships. Buy online
area and will be (www.hap2it.com), call 1-800-838-
packed with fun- 3006 or stop in Happenings
filled activities for Magazines office at 1420 63rd St.
all ages. This is
the kick-off event Harborfest 7s Rugby Tournament
for the Tour of
America’s Dairyland (ToAD) Pro-Am Cycling Series. Spectators June 22nd • 9 a.m.
will enjoy thrilling races all day as well as a family fun zone, vari- Kennedy Park, 4051 Fifth Ave. • (262) 880-7602
ous food vendors, and a spectacular line-up of free entertainment.
Admission is free. Email [email protected] with questions. Men’s rugby teams from around the Midwest will converge in
Kenosha to battle for the cup. Several matches will take place
Greek Festival throughout the day with the first kickoff at 9 a.m., and the champi-
onship match is usually around 4 p.m. The public is welcome;
June 21st - 23rd admission is free. Concessions, brats and burgers will be sold on-
site including a variety of beverages. Or bring your cooler and
Kimisis Greek Orthodox Church, 1335 S. Green Bay Rd., Racine lawn chair to sit and watch the battle begin and witness the fight
until a victor emerges.
Authentic Greek food, pastries, wine, coffee bar, dancers, demos,
and more. more on page 55
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