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Located in the heart of our city’s east side, the Kenosha Public Museum, Dinosaur Discovery Museum, and the Civil War Museum
all offer interesting and educational highlights to a day of shopping in downtown Kenosha. Open your mind and experience a bit of history as you spend time
absorbing the fine culture of the fabulous downtown Kenosha experience. Bring the kids to our fine museums for an educational and affordable day of fun!
View online at www.hap2it.com Museum Munchkins Dino Digs Museum Crawl
Kenosha Public Museum Dinosaur Discovery Museum Kicks off at Kenosha Public Museum
Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. Saturdays and Sundays, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. July 12th, 6 - 10 p.m.
A fun program designed to get you and your preschool- A fun, free program for aspiring young paleontologists. The 9th Annual Museum Crawl is a progressive after-
er excited about science and the world around them. Experience first hand the excitement of excavating a hours party at the Dinosaur Discovery Museum (5608
Free admission and a different theme each week. dinosaur fossil. Tenth Ave.), Civil War Museum (5400 First Ave.), and
Kenosha Public Museum. Featuring exhibits, live
Sunday Curiosity Carts Spark! music, food and drinks, raffles, photo opps, and more
fun than should be allowed at a museum! You must be
Kenosha Public Museum Civil War Museum 21 years or older. This is a ticketed event. Pre-registra-
Sundays, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Fridays, June 21st, July 19th, August tion required.
Drop by the Field Station for interactive 16th • 2 p.m.
experiences with Museum education Spark! is a monthly program for For Honor and Family:
staff! A new activity is chosen each week individuals in early to mid-stages Three Families in the
and can include playing African instru- of memory loss and their care- Civil War
ments, making batteries out of lemons givers. Participants are engaged
and potatoes, learning about animal in lively conversations, story- Civil War Museum
adaptations through pelts and games, telling, interactive exhibit experi- Now – January 6th
and much more. ences, object handling, and other Discover the untold stories of 20 Civil
multi-sensory activities. Space is War artifacts from the Museum's col-
One Day Camp: Zombie Survival limited, so reservations are required. 262-653- lection. This exhibit is free.
4423 or [email protected].
Kenosha Public Museum Gateway Rose
July 19th, noon - 4 p.m. TWSA Gallery Talks Society Rose Show
The undead have invaded the Museum! Learn about
basic survival skills, go on supply runs to save your Kenosha Public Museum Kenosha Public Museum
group, learn about brains and test your luck in a zombie June 9th and July 7th, 2 p.m. June 22nd, 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.
survival game where every decision you make has con- Take a guided tour through the Transparent Watercolor Stop and smell the roses and arrangements during this
sequences... Registration - $25-$30. Society of America exhibit. TWSA artists will walk visi- judged show in which only the best of the best roses
tors through the gallery to talk about special techniques are included.
Transparent Watercolor Society and point out special aspects of the paintings.
of America 43rd Annual National One Day Camp: Civil War
Juried Exhibition Summer Camp
Kenosha Public Museum
Kenosha Public Museum Kenosha Public Museum July 15th, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
May 4th – August 4th Mondays & Tuesdays, June 25th - August 13th Learn the life of a Civil War civilian. Price $25 - $30.
The Transparent Watercolor Society of America dis- Kenosha Museum Summer Camps are now open for
plays 80 paintings from some of the nation's top trans- registration! Weekly topics include; Dinosaurs, FYI
parent watercolor artists in this popular annual show. Ecosystems, Space, Art, Wizards, Archaeology and
The wide range of themes includes abstracts, portraits, Oceans. Camps run Tuesday-Thursday, 10am-12pm, The museums will be open during the lakefront festivi-
landscapes, city scenes and more, all using the trans- and are split into three age groups. Visit our website for ties on July 4th. For more events and classes spanning
parent watercolor painting method. This exhibit is free. more details! the arts and more, visit museums.kenosha.org.
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5500 First Avenue, Kenosha • 262-653-4140 5608 Tenth Avenue, Kenosha • 262-653-4450
5400 First Avenue • 262-653-4141
www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org www.dinosaurdiscoverymuseum.org www.thecivilwarmuseum.org
Open Sunday - Monday 12-5pm, Tuesday - Saturday 9am-5pm Open Tuesday-Sunday 12 - 5 pm • Free Admission
Sunday-Monday 12-5 pm and Tuesday-Saturday 9am-5pm
Free Admission The Dinosaur Discovery Museum opened in August, 2006 Closed Holidays
in a renovated 1908 Beaux Arts historic landmark. Learn
The Kenosha Public all about meat-eating dinosaurs - what they looked like, Admission: Adults: $7, Kenosha City/Somers Residents: $5,
Museum is a natu- what they ate and how they behaved. See life-scale replicas of Age 15 or under with adult: Free
ral science and fine Tyrannosaurus rex, Ceratosaurus, Gallimimus and much more.
arts museum, accredited Discover the link between dinosaurs and modern-day birds. The Civil War Museum focus-
by the American The Carthage Institute of Paleontology is a collaborative partner es on the contributions of
Association of Museums. in the museum, as they operate the on-site paleontology lab. the Upper Middle West -
After 70 years in a reno- Visit the lab and see the results of their most recent excavation, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois,
vated post office build- a juvenile tyran- Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan - to
ing, the Kenosha Public nosaurus! Be sure the Civil War. Despite the fact that
Museum moved into its new facility at Kenosha’s lakefront in 2001. See to stop in the gift no battles were fought in this
the woolly mammoth excavated in Kenosha County. Stroll through the shop for a dino- region, these states played a vital
Four Season Native American Village. Enjoy world-class art by Chagall, souvenir. The new role by providing troops and supplies to the cause. The exhibits con-
Picasso and Dali. Your children will enjoy exploring the arts and sci- museum is a “dino- centrate on personal stories of people from all walks of life and cir-
ences in the Field Station, a popular hands-on activity area. Enjoy mite” success, with cumstances. Men, women and children from various ethnic back-
changing exhibits and free family programs and events. Shop in the over 40,000 visitors grounds experienced life during and after the war in different ways. It
Mammoth Market gift shop. The museum attracts 135,000 visitors annually. is through the unique focus on these stories that the museum visitor
annually from all 50 states and 25 foreign countries. will learn about the causes and effects of the Civil War and its impact
on the region. The museum includes a veterans’ memorial gallery,
resource center, archives and gift shop.
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Pups & Pints John Crawford Jazz Band
June 22nd • 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Twilight Jazz Concert Series
Petrifying Springs Park, 5555 7th St June 25th • open at 6 p.m., show at 7 p.m.
Back again, it's picture day for your dog! This is a day for the Kemper Center, 6501 3rd Ave. • (262) 925-8040
dogs, and Shadow Dog Photography will be taking photos of your
furry best friend. Visit their booth, sign up, donate $20, get a photo Twilight Jazz is a free outdoor concert series sponsored by area
taken that day, and you'll receive a beautiful digital image of your businesses and located on the grounds of Kemper Center, beside
pup. All proceeds will go to Safe Harbor Humane Society. Other Lake Michigan. Food and beverages available for purchase. 50/50
vendors will also be joining in the fun. Raffle. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is free.
Pawty in the International Mud Day Celebration
Park
June 26th • 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
June 23rd, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Pringle Nature Center, 9800 160th Ave
Old Settlers Park, 24100
75th St., Paddock Lake International Mud Day aims to connect children around the globe
through the earth. Connect with others and play in the mud at the
Enjoy local vendors, Pringle Nature Center. They will have lots of mud to play in - so
games, food, and more at bring a change of clothes — getting dirty is strongly encouraged!
the family and dog-friendly Email [email protected] with questions.
Paw-ty in the Park! Free
admission, and the first 50 Christopher’s Project
attendees will receive a
goodie bag! Also featuring a Lincoln Park Live Concert Series
live broadcast by 95 WIIL June 26th • 6:30 p.m. • Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave.
Rock.
This free concert series returns on select Wednesdays this sum-
Kenosha Racine Bike Club Ride mer along the beautiful Taylor flower garden. Venue opens at 5:30
p.m. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. For more
June 23rd • 6:30 a.m. sign-up, 8:30 a.m. start info, visit lincolnpark.live.
Brighton Dale Park, 830 248th Ave.
Food Truck Tour
This awesome supported ride offers distances of 100, 62, 44, 25
miles or an optional family-friendly 21-mile round trip, All rides June 27th, 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
start and end at Brighton Dale Park. Each distance has multiple Petrifying Springs Park (5555 7th St, Pavilion #1)
rest stops as well as a sweeper vehicle to ensure no cyclist gets
left on the road. There will also be a meal at the end of the ride The Traveling Food Truck Tour is excited to welcome the
for each paid rider that includes brats, as well as beer from Petrifying Springs Park in Kenosha as an official host of the 2019
R'Noggin Brewing Co. Registration Fee: $25/person before June tour. Join them all summer-long as Milwaukee's best food trucks
16th. $30/person after June 16th. Registration deadline: June and carts gather at the Petrifying Springs Park for an evening full
23rd. Meet at Shelter Building #3. Email [email protected] of family fun. This event is free! Guests can purchase food and
with questions. beverages from the vendors of their choice. Discover great new
street eats with food trucks/carts and enjoy a craft beer tent, live
music, and fun games, like giant Jenga, giant Connect Four, bean
bags, and kids’ games.
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Cheese Lovers... The Dillweeds
...Save The Dates!
Pike River Benefit Concert Series
Downtown Kenosha’s Lakefront will once June 28th • 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. • Hawthorn Hollow, 880 Green Bay Rd
The Pike River Benefit Concert Series is Hawthorn Hollow’s annual
again come alive for the 6th annual summer fundraising event. Come enjoy an evening of live music at
Hawthorn Hollow’s outdoor amphitheater nestled along the Pike
Cheesa-A-Palooza. Join us & our friends The River. Fine food, wines, local beer (by PUBLIC Craft Brewing Co.),
and beverages will be available for purchase. No carry-ins please.
Wisconsin Milk Marketing $10 admission. All proceeds go to Hawthorn Hollow. The Dillweeds
are a top-notch high energy bluegrass band based out of Kenosha.
Board, and the Kenosha
Jelly Belly Carnival
County Dairy Promotion
June 28th - June 30th
Committee for great food 10100 Jelly Belly Lane • 888-868-7522
Enjoy rides for the whole family
& exciting entertainment and other activities at the annual
Jelly Belly Carnival. Admission
along with the Downtown and the indoor, interactive Jelly
Belly Train Tour experience is
Kenosha Classic Cruise-In. free; there is a cost for tickets for
carnival rides. Stop in for a free
Aug. 31 & train tour, free samples, new
Sept. 1 interactive area with games,
browse the Jelly Bean art gallery
Cheese-A-Palooza is sponsored by: For more and shop in their delicious candy
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Nash School, 6801 99th Ave
Special $5
Pack up the family and friends, throw some
Cheeseburger, Fries & Soda chairs, blankets, bug spray, and snacks in the
car and come out for a movie under the stars as
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June 29th
Lance Park, Twin Lakes • (262) 877-2220
Enjoy fun for all ages! Admission is free. Liberty Parade will start at
11 a.m. - enjoy food, beverages, music throughout the day, with an
Aquanut ski show and fireworks!
Kenosha YMCA Firecracker 10k/5k
June 30th • 8:30 a.m.
Library Park, Seventh Ave and 60th Street
Kick off your Independence Week celebrations with a 10k or 5k run
at this popular annual event. New this year: No Race Day
Registration! Your last day to register will be Saturday, June 29th at
the YMCA, 7101 53rd St (open 9 am - 2 pm). Both races kick off at
8:30 a.m. on June 30th at Library Park. Packet Pick-up: Saturday,
June 29th from 9 am - 3 pm at the Kenosha YMCA, OR Sunday,
June 30th (Race Day), 7:00-8:00 am in Library Park. T-shirts to the
first 500 entrants, size not guaranteed. Additional Information: Visit
www.kenoshaymca.org or call 262.654.9622 ext. 235.
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Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade
June 30th • 1 p.m.
“Liberty at the Lake” is the theme for the 2019 Kenosha Civic
Veterans Parade. The parade steps off in the Uptown district, at the
corner of 63rd Street and 22nd Avenue, and moves north on 22nd
Avenue to 60th Street. The route then proceeds east on 60th Street
crossing Sheridan Road, around the south end of Library Park, then
north on Sixth Avenue to 50th Street. Organizations and businesses
are encouraged to decorate floats for entry in the parade. All ages
are welcome to participate in a community bike ride as part of the
parade – but bicyclists must be able to ride two miles without stop-
ping and keep up with the group. All participants in the bike parade
must ride a bike; no walking or jogging with the group. Bike parade
participants do not need to submit a parade application, but should
plan to gather along 61st Street west of 22nd Avenue in the parade
staging area no later than 12 p.m., prior to the 1 p.m. start time.
Email [email protected] with questions.
Celebrate America featuring Fireworks
July 3rd - July 5th
HarborPark, 5501 Ring Road • (262) 653-4177
A full lineup of entertainment, food, kids’ fun, and more will be
offered along the lakefront, with the Festival Foods Fireworks at
9:30 p.m. on July 4th. The Fireworks, organized by the City of
Kenosha, can be viewed at many places along the lakefront.
Happenings Magazine organizes the entertainment. Admission is
free. Food and beverages are available for purchase.
Somers Parade Mile
July 4th • 1:30 p.m.
Start near Somers Post Office, 7621 12th St. • (262) 925-0300
One mile road race to kick off the Somers 4th of July parade.
Individual entry $15. Email [email protected]
with questions. Presented by the Kenosha Running Company.
Ivy Ford Band
Tuesdays At The Shell
July 9th, 2019 • 6 p.m.
Sesquicentennial Bandshell in Pennoyer Park
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-9400
This is a free outdoor concert
series presented by Musicians
Assisting Advancing Music, the
City of Kenosha, Happenings
Magazine, and more sponsors.
Each week features a talented
group from the area performing
original and cover songs in a
variety of genres.
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Rotary Club Softball Tournament
July 11th - 14th • Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave.
A Kenosha tradition returns! Register your team today, or just come
out to cheer on your favorites! Visit www.kenoshawestrotary.org for
more.
Food Truck Tour
July 11th, 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Petrifying Springs Park (5555 7th St, Pavilion #1)
The Traveling Food Truck Tour is excited to welcome the Petrifying
Springs Park in Kenosha as an official host of the 2019 tour. Join
them all summer-long as Milwaukee's best food trucks and carts
gather at the Petrifying Springs Park for an evening full of family
fun. This event is free! Guests can purchase food and beverages
from the vendors of their choice. Discover great new street eats
with food trucks/carts and enjoy a craft beer tent, live music, and
fun games, like giant Jenga, giant Connect Four, bean bags, and
kids’ games.
Gone Country
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
July 11th • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
This is a free summer concert
series, presented by the City of
Kenosha, Happenings Magazine,
and other sponsors with a lunch
show and an evening show on
eight Thursdays this summer. At
the core, Gone Country is a group
of rock and roll musicians who
have a deep appreciation for coun-
try music.
Museum Crawl
July 12th • 6 - 10 p.m.
Kenosha Public Museum and two other museums
5500 First Ave. • (262) 653-4140
The 9th Annual Museum Crawl is a progressive after-hours party at
the Dinosaur Discovery Museum (5608 Tenth Ave.), Civil War
Museum (5400 First Ave.), and Kenosha Public Museum (5500
First Ave.). Featuring exhibits, live music, food and drinks, raffles,
photo opps, and more fun than should be allowed at a museum!
This event is for adults ages 21+ only. Advanced tickets are
required, visit www.kpl.info.
Mt. Carmel Festival
July 12th - 14th
Columbus Park, 2003 54th St. • (262) 652-7660
Come for the cannoli, stay for the entertainment! Three days of
great music, food that is second to none, and so much more. Free
admission.
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BAR Steaks • Chops • Ribs • Pizza Sandwiches
July 12th - July 14th
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ule. Hansen Park is at Highway 45 and Highway AH in Bristol. Email
Mon. Thur. 11am 10pm • Fri. & Sat. 11am -11pm • Sun. 11am 9pm [email protected] with questions.
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Demolition of Garages • Snow Removal Library Park, 711 59th Pl. • (262) 654-5770
and Shed Structures • Stamped, Dyed Patios
On Second Saturdays, the Kenosha County Historical Society pres-
Pics, Patterns and Prices at ents this guided walking tour of the historic Library Park District.
Each tour will last approximately 90 minutes. Explore the architec-
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advance/$10 day of the tour.
Accompanied children under 12 are
free. Since 1963, the Four Seasons
Garden Club has worked to stimulate
an interest in flower arranging, gar-
dening, and developing attractively
landscaped homes. The club also
promotes civic beautification and
conservation along with the protection of forests, wildflowers, and
birds. Funds raised by this event support various local efforts relat-
ed to the club’s mission.
Second Saturday
July 13th • Downtown Kenosha
On the second Saturday of each month, participating Downtown
Kenosha businesses and art galleries roll out the welcome mats
with extended hours, special promotions and sales, live entertain-
ment, family activities, and much more. Visit www.down-
townkenosha.org for details.
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July 14th
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July 14th, 9 a.m. - noon
St. Catherine Commons, 3524 7th Ave
What's not to like about a pancake breakfast - buttered pancakes
smothered in warm maple syrup, hot sausage, orange juice, and
coffee! Join Relay For Life volunteers from Kenosha as they whip
up some amazing pancakes all for a great cause. Our cancer sur-
vivor guests eat for free, Adults are $5, and Children are $3.
Electric Revolution
Tuesdays At The Shell
July 16th • 6 p.m.
Sesquicentennial Bandshell in Pennoyer Park
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-9400
This is a free outdoor
concert series present-
ed by Musicians
Assisting Advancing
Music, the City of
Kenosha, Happenings
Magazine, and more
sponsors. Each week
features a talented
group from the area
performing original and cover songs in a variety of genres.
Well-Known Strangers
Lincoln Park Live Concert Series
July 17th • 6:30 p.m. • Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave.
This free concert series returns on select Wednesdays this summer
along the beautiful Taylor flower garden. Venue opens at 5:30 p.m.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase. For more info,
visit lincolnpark.live.
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Lil’ Ed & the Blues Imperials St. Therese Parish Festival
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series July 19th - 21st
July 18th • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. 2020 91st St. • (262) 694-4695
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
Fabulous food court, festival raffles, tractor rides and more. Free
This is a free summer concert admission.
series, presented by the City of
Kenosha, Happenings Magazine, Wildflower Walk
and other sponsors with a lunch
show and an evening show on eight July 20th, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Thursdays this summer. A long-time Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary and Arboretum
PB&J favorite, Lil Ed returns with his 880 Green Bay Road, (262) 552-8196
rollicking band for a performance of
great blues. Come walk the trails and look for the flow-
ers of the season with Hawthorn Hollow’s
Country Thunder Music Festival Restoration Ecologist Lori Artiomow. You
will see what is in bloom in Hawthorn
July 18th - July 21st Hollow’s prairies and woodlands and get
2305 Lance Drive, Twin Lakes • (866) 388-0007 to identify unusual flowers. Don’t forget to
bring your camera! Register with Nancy
The annual country music festival is known for packing a punch at [email protected] or by call-
with their lineup, which consistently brings today’s hottest acts, ing (262) 552-8196. $9 general public / $4
tomorrow’s fresh new faces, and yesterday’s traditional but estab- Friends of Hawthorn Hollow members.
lished country hit-makers. Visit countrythunder.com for more.
Art Market in Union Park
Trombone Dave & the Lawn Clippings
July 21st, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Pike River Benefit Concert Series Union Park, Seventh Ave and 46th St.
July 19th, • 6 – 9:30 p.m.
Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary & Arboretum Kenosha's first all original outdoor art market takes place every
880 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 552-8196 third Sunday at Union Park. Featuring original art, music and spe-
cial events.
The Pike River Benefit Concert Series is Hawthorn Hollow’s annu-
al summer fundraising event. Come enjoy an evening of live Burger Wars
music at Hawthorn Hollow’s outdoor amphitheater nestled along
the Pike River. Fine food, wines, local beer (by PUBLIC Craft July 21st • noon
Brewing Co.), and beverages will be available for purchase. No Oasis Youth Center, 6700 30th Ave
carry-ins please. $10 admission. All proceeds go to Hawthorn
Hollow. Trombone Dave and the Lawn Clippings. With an all-star Mark your calendars for OYC’s first ever Burger Wars- a best
lineup this band infuses traditional jazz and blues for an exciting burger contest for those who love to grill and a tasting event for
show not to miss. those who love to eat. Plus music by DJ Spoon, raffles, and more.
$10 admission includes burger bites, drink, and chips - all pro-
Vintage Shop Crawl ceeds benefit Oasis Youth Center.
July 19th • 6 – 9 p.m. KUSD Jazz All-Stars
Start at Against The Grain Creative Concepts
5521 18th Ave. • (262) 764-9366 Twilight Jazz Concert Series
July 23rd • open at 6 p.m., show at 7 p.m.
Hop on the Bus and come crawl to five of Kenosha's best special- Kemper Center, 6501 3rd Ave. • (262) 925-8040
ty shops! Shop vintage, raw materials, reclaimed, re-purposed,
up-cycled, new and vintage clothing, jewelry, home decor and Twilight Jazz is a free outdoor concert series sponsored by area
much more! This Crawl will feature some snacks and food along businesses and located on the grounds of Kemper Center, beside
the way, adult beverages, and soft drinks as well. This is a “ticket- Lake Michigan. Food and beverages available for purchase.
only" event at $25 each. Book your seat on the bus at 50/50 Raffle. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is free.
www.atgcc.net. Email [email protected] with questions.
Tribute Island Music Festival Tailspin Band
July 19th – July 21st Tuesdays At The Shell
Simmons Island Park July 23rd • 6 p.m.
5001 4th Ave • (262) 564-8800 Sesquicentennial Bandshell in Pennoyer Park
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-9400
Now in its third year, Tribute Island
features the most celebrated tribute This is a free outdoor concert
acts from across the Midwest play- series presented by Musicians
ing a wide variety of the most popu- Assisting Advancing Music,
lar music of the last half century. the City of Kenosha,
There will also be food vendors and Happenings Magazine, and
other activities. It all takes place on more sponsors. Each week
Simmons Island at Kenosha’s beau- features a talented group from
tiful lakefront. Presented by the area performing original
Happenings Magazine. and cover songs in a variety of
genres.
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Racine County Fair Taste of Wisconsin
July 24th - 28th July 26th - 28th
Racine County Fairgrounds, 19805 Durand Ave., Racine HarborPark, 5501 Ring Road
“An udderly good time” will be had at this five day event with great The award-winning Taste of
exhibits, music, food, including truck and tractor pulls, demolition Wisconsin festival brings the tastes,
derby, and ATV races. Granger Smith performs Saturday at 8 p.m. flavors and cultures of Wisconsin
Visit www.racinecountyfair.com for schedule of events and more. together in one amazing event on
Kenosha’s beautiful lakeshore. The
Unity 11th annual event is produced by the
Kiwanis Club of Western Kenosha.
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series The family-friendly celebration fea-
July 25th • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. tures specialty food & beverage ven-
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177 dors, live music, chef demonstra-
tions, and fun children’s activities.
This is a free sum- Free parking and admission. Please
mer concert leave the pets at home.
series, presented
by the City of Hilloopy 100+ Relay & Hot Hilly Hairy
Kenosha, Ultra Solo and Relay
Happenings
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other sponsors UW-Parkside Cross Country Course
with a lunch show 900 Wood Rd • (262) 925-0300
and an evening
show on eight 100 mile or 100K looped team relay. High school, open, and mas-
Thursdays this ter divisions. Or try the 18-hour Death March! Fees varies by dis-
summer. Unity treats fans to old roots, rock, reggae faves along tance. Visit xcthrillogy.com for details. Presented by the Kenosha
with original music blending their vast influences into their own Running Company.
unique sound.
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Picnic In Paris
July 27th • 12 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
St. John the Baptist, 1501 172nd Ave
All are welcome at this church festival on Highway D just north of
Highway 142. Come out to enjoy a car show, chicken dinner,
country store, kid’s games, white elephant party, linen booth, silent
auction, and live music from The Chevelles Band, The Hat Guys,
and Genesee Depot.
Observatory Open House
July 27th, 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m.
Hawthorn Hollow Schoolyard Observatory
880 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 552-8196
Come enjoy an evening of star gazing and telescope viewing. A
variety of telescopes will be on hand with volunteers to guide you
seeing the night’s brightest objects. You are also welcome to bring
your own binoculars or telescopes. Admission is free. Held weather
permitting. Email [email protected] with questions.
St. Mary Parish Festival
July 27th - 28th
7307 40th Ave. • (262) 694-6018
Fried cheese and famous cream puffs taste awesome after dancing
to some great live music. Admission is free.
Acoustic Soul
Tuesdays At The Shell • July 30th • 6 p.m.
Sesquicentennial Bandshell in Pennoyer Park
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-9400
This is a free outdoor concert series pre-
sented by Musicians Assisting Advancing
Music, the City of Kenosha, Happenings
Magazine, and more sponsors.
Featuring original music and cover songs
in a variety of genres. Each week fea-
tures a talented group from the area per-
forming original and cover songs in a
variety of genres.
James Yorgan Jazz Sextet
Lincoln Park Live Concert Series
July 31st • 6:30 p.m.
Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave.
This free concert series returns on select Wednesdays this summer
along the beautiful Taylor flower garden. Venue opens at 5:30 p.m.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase. For more info,
visit lincolnpark.live.
Tynan
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
August 1st • TWO SHOWS:
11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Park,
625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
This is a free summer concert series,
presented by the City of Kenosha,
Happenings Magazine, and other spon-
sors with a lunch show and an evening
show on eight Thursdays this summer.
Tynan is an 10 piece horn driven party
rock band returning to Kenosha by popu-
lar demand.
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Tall Ships Challenge St. Peter's Festival
August 1st - August 4th August 2nd - 4th
Kenosha Harbor, 54th Street and 6th Ave • (262) 237-8641 St. Peter Parish, 2224 30th Ave. • (262) 551-9004
The City of Kenosha is looking Get out for a great weekend of music, food, and fun. Free
forward to welcoming a fleet of
seven historic vessels known Border War Beer Fest & 5K
as “tall ships” to our harbor
during the Tall Ships August 3rd • 3 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Challenge. August 1st : Pennoyer Park 3601 7th Ave
“Parade of Sail” in the after-
noon, led by Kenosha’s own This fest features Wisconsin
tall ship – the schooner Red and Illinois brewers in a
Witch. The best spots for view- friendly battle to see who
ing will be nearest the harbor. takes home the “Willy” - a
From August 2nd - 4th five traveling trophy awarded to
ships will be moored along the the state with the best
south side of the harbor at brews - as voted on by
54th Street between Sixth attendees at the fest. In
Avenue and First Avenue. addition, the Border War 5K
Live entertainment, food and Run/Walk is a friendly battle
beverage vendors, and children’s activities are part of the festivi- before the #borderwarbeer-
ties. Festival admission tickets allow you to board the ships fest to see which state has
docked along the south harbor and explore from bow to stern. the best average 5K time for
Festival admission also includes hands-on activities in the Pepsi runners and walkers. Besides individual awards, the times of all
Kids Zone; live entertainment at the Miller Lite Entertainment the athletes will be averaged to find our winner – between
Stage and more. Regular priced admission tickets may be pur- Wisconsin and Illinois – giving the state bragging rights over the
chased at kenoshatallships.com. Online ticket prices are $18 for coveted “Willy 5K” trophy. This trophy will display the winning state
adult admission and $9 for children’s admission. Discount admis- each year and be present at all of the future Border War 5K Beer
sion tickets are on sale at area Festival Foods stores. Fest races, beckoning its adversaries to reverse the winning
streak each year. Visit borderwarbeerfest.com for more informa-
Relay For Life of Kenosha tion.
August 2nd, 6 p.m. Pike River Rendezvous
UW-Parkside, 900 Wood Rd • (262) 523-5574
August 3rd - August 4th
Kenosha’s Relay for Life a true celebration of life! This public event Simmons Island Park, 5001 4th Ave. • (262) 653-4140
includes games, activities, fundraisers, food, family fun, music and
so much more! During the overnight event, teams of participants The Colonial through Western Fur Trade era
set up a themed campsite and continue their fundraising efforts by of the 1650s through 1850s will come alive
collecting donations in various ways. This money will count on Simmons Island. Step back in time to the
towards their overall team fundraising goal. Also participants take fur trade era when natives and fur traders
turns walking around a track or designated path. Each team is gathered to exchange goods and services.
asked to have a member on the track at all times to signify that Watch more than 300 re-enactors, craft and
cancer never sleeps. Relay For Life is an event designed to cele- trade demonstrations, musical entertain-
brate survivorship and raise money for research and programs of ment, and juggling. There are games, activ-
your American Cancer Society. Cancer patients don't stop ities, and entertainment for all ages. Food,
because they're tired, and for one night, neither should you. Email snacks, and souvenirs will be available from
[email protected] with questions. vendors. Admission is free. Opens each day
at 9 a.m.; closes at 6 p.m. on Saturday, and
Friday Night Flicks: 4 p.m .on Sunday.
Captain Marvel Tri My Best Triathlon
August 2nd • dusk August 4th • 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Lincoln Park, 22nd Ave & 71st St Kenosha YMCA, 7101- 53rd St
Pack up the family and friends, throw some Tender Touch Therapy and the Kenosha YMCA are hosting the 5th
chairs, blankets, bug spray, and snacks in the Annual Tri My Best Triathlon - an adaptive sporting event for chil-
car and come out for a movie under the stars dren and young adults with developmental disabilities. Please help
as The City of Kenosha and Happenings out and spread this event to anyone interested in being an athlete,
Magazine return with Friday Night Flicks! volunteer, sponsor, or spectator.
Event held weather permitting, please call
262-564-8800 or like the Happenings Armenian Fest
Facebook for possible cancellations. Captain Marvel is an extra-
terrestrial Kree warrior who finds herself caught in the middle of an August 4th, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
intergalactic battle between her people and the Skrulls. Festival Park, Downtown Racine
The largest Armenian festival in the Midwest with food, music, and
dancing. Fun for the whole family. Admission is free.
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Anastos Car Show
August 4th, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
4513 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 657-6020
Come out to their 12th annual car show with music, food, and fun.
Admission is free, but they are requesting donations for the Shalom
Center of Kenosha.
89 Mojo
Tuesdays At The Shell
August 6th • 6 p.m.
Sesquicentennial Bandshell in Pennoyer Park
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-9400
This is a free outdoor concert series pre-
sented by Musicians Assisting
Advancing Music, the City of Kenosha,
Happenings Magazine, and more spon-
sors. Each week features a talented
group from the area performing original
and cover songs in a variety of genres.
Southport Sound
Twilight Jazz Concert Series
August 6th • open at 6 p.m., show at 7 p.m.
Kemper Center, 6501 3rd Ave. • (262) 925-8040
Twilight Jazz is a free outdoor concert series sponsored by area
businesses and located on the grounds of Kemper Center, beside
Lake Michigan. Food and beverages available for purchase. 50/50
Raffle. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is free. Email
[email protected] with questions.
Ivy Ford Band
Lincoln Park Live Concert Series
August 7th • 6:30 p.m. • Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave.
This free concert series returns on select Wednesdays this summer
along the beautiful Taylor flower garden. Venue opens at 5:30 p.m.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase. For more info,
visit lincolnpark.live.
AMC/Chrysler Retiree Luncheon
August 7th • 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Golden Corral Buffet & Grill, 6208 75th St
All former employees of AMC and/or Chrysler plants are welcome to
join for some good food and fun.
Love & Rock:
A Tribute to Women of Rock
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
August 8th • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
This is a free summer concert
series, presented by the City of
Kenosha, Happenings Magazine,
and other sponsors with a lunch
show and an evening show on
eight Thursdays this summer.
Come out for this live concert musi-
cal production that pays tribute to
the music of the amazing women of
rock throughout our time. You will hear iconic music from the top
women of rock spanning from the 70’s through today. You will hear
the hard rock anthems, power ballads, and songs that will be
remembered for eternity.
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Simmons Beach Pop-Up Beer Garden Kiwanis Softball Tournament
August 8th - 11th August 9th - 11th
Simmons Island, 50th St. & 4th Ave
Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave.
Downtown Kenosha Inc. presents this event featuring local beer,
live music, family fun, food, and more! Visit www.kiwanisbreakfast.org for registration information, or just
Peacetree Music Festival come out and enjoy a day of softball.
August 9th – August 10th Second Saturday
Sesquicentennial Bandshell at Pennoyer Park
3601 7th Ave • (262) 652-5388 August 10th • Downtown Kenosha
Located on the beautiful shore of On the second Saturday of each month,
Lake Michigan, join a gathering of
peace, love, and music… embracing participating Downtown Kenosha busi-
life and community. While soaking
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Holy Rosary Festival
Library Park District
August 9th - 11th
Our Lady of Holy Rosary, 2224 45th St. • (262) 652-2271 Walking Tour
Enjoy three days of great food, music, and fun. August 10th • 11 a.m.
Library Park, 711 59th Pl. • (262) 654-5770
On Second Saturdays, the Kenosha County Historical Society
presents this guided walking tour of the historic Library Park
District. Each tour will last approximately 90 minutes. Explore the
architecture and discover the historical stories associated with the
buildings. Tickets are $10. Contact the Kenosha History Center for
tickets: 220 51st Place, 262-654-5770.
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for great food and drink, laugh- Buster-Con Toy Show
out-loud entertainment, fun,
games and beautiful hand-crafted August 10th • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
jewelry, glassware, clothing and Kenosha Union Hall, 3030 39th Ave.
other art available in the Artisan Guest admission, as always, is free!
Marketplace for your browsing Door Prizes will be raffled off through-
pleasure!! out the day (must be present to win)
.Toys, comics, dolls, action figures,
SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS & LABOR DAY pop vinyl and more - you name it -
you'll find it at the show! Local print
JULY 6 thru SEPT. 2 artist, Jeremy Provost, will also be
there! Interested vendors can con-
Off I-94 at the IL/WI Border tact PJ Johnson at [email protected] or 262-412-8655. Please
847-395-7773 • 10AM to 7PM leave a message if no answer.
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Jerry Smith Produce & Pumpkin Farm
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Print and present coupon at Faire Box Office to receive one of the following:
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OPENING WEEKEND SAVINGS
August 10th • 9:30 – 11 p.m.
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lenc.org.
Children Admitted FREE*
Night Crawlers Trail Adventure
*When accompanied with one adult ticket purchase. Valid ages 12 & under.
August 10th • 7:45 p.m.
Offer & ticket valid Saturday or Sunday, July 6 or 7, 2019 only. SF Silver Lake Park, 27000 85th St • (262) 925-0300
Take on a 2.5, 5.0, 7.5, or 10-mile looped night trail run. Individual
2ND WEEKEND • JULY 13 OR 14 $34; Couple $60. Email [email protected] with
questions. Presented by the Kenosha Running Company.
$400 One full priced SF
OFF Adult Ticket Iron Girl Triathlon
Offer & ticket valid Saturday or Sunday July 13 or 14, 2019 only. August 11th • 7 a.m.
Prairie Springs Park and Lake Andrea
SPECIAL SAVINGS 9900 Terwall Terrace
This event is designed for both experienced and first-time triath-
$250 One full priced letes. Visit irongirl.com for all the details.
OFF Adult Ticket
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St. Mary Festival
7307 40th Ave
Great Food • Awesome Prizes
Fun Games • Fabulous Entertainment
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Yesterday’s Children Simmons Beach Pop-Up Beer Garden
Tuesdays At The Shell August 15th - 18th
August 13th • 6 p.m. Simmons Island, 50th St. & 4th Ave
Pennoyer Park Downtown Kenosha Inc. presents this event featuring local beer,
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) live music, family fun, food, and more!
496-9400
Indigo Canyon
This is a free outdoor concert
series presented by Musicians Assisting Advancing Music, the City Pike River Benefit Concert Series
of Kenosha, Happenings Magazine, and more sponsors. Featuring August 16th • 6 – 9:30 p.m.
original music and cover songs in a variety of genres. Each week Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary & Arboretum
features a talented group from the area performing original and 880 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 552-8196
cover songs in a variety of genres. Come enjoy an evening of live music at Hawthorn Hollow’s outdoor
amphitheater nestled along the Pike River. Fine food, wines, local
Kenosha County Fair beer (by PUBLIC Craft Brewing Co.), and beverages will be avail-
able for purchase. No carry-ins please. $10 admission. All pro-
August 14th - August 18th ceeds go to Hawthorn Hollow. Hawthorn Hollow’s 2019 concert
Kenosha County Fairgrounds, 30820 111th St • (262) 862-6121 series concludes with the local acoustic power trio, Indigo Canyon.
This female/male group is making waves in the local scene with
A five-day celebration featuring family entertainment and grand- fantastic vocals and guitar work.
stand entertainment each evening, with live bands afternoons and
evenings at the Creekside Stage. This is the 99th Kenosha County more on page 84
Fair! The theme this year is Country Nights & Carnival Lights.
Enjoy a children’s parade, tractor pulls, demolition derby, Bella Find more great things to do in
Cain performs Saturday night. Open daily at 8 a.m.; closes at mid- our Ongoing Summer Fun section
night Wednesday - Saturday; 7 p.m. on Sunday. Visit kenoshaco-
fair.com for details. on pages 6-20!
Megan Rüger
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
August 15th • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
This is a free summer concert series, pre-
sented by the City of Kenosha,
Happenings Magazine, and other spon-
sors with a lunch show and an evening
show on eight Thursdays this summer.
Since grabbing the world’s attention as a
star on season 6 of NBC’s hit show “The
Voice”, Twin Lakes native Megan Rüger
has delivered high-octane performances,
mixing loud rock with pop melodies.
The City of Kenosha and Happenings Magazine present Free Movies Under the Stars
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August 16th - 18th
4816 7th Ave., (262) 657-1156
Free, family fun for all ages. Including: live music, raffles, food
trucks, kids’ games and more.
St. Rita Family Festival
August 16th - 18th
4433 Douglas Ave. Racine• (262) 639-3333
A great Racine tradition of food, fun, music, rides, family, fellowship
and more. Admission is free.
Twin Lakes CornFest
August 16th – August 17th • 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Lance Park, 55 Lance Drive • (262) 877-2462
The Twin Lakes CornFest is a music
and water ski showcase that cele-
brates the last days of summer with
all-you-can-eat corn and all-day
action on the water. It’s not a tradi-
tional community festival that most
might expect -- the two-day event
boasts multiple on-water competi-
tions that offer a fresh twist to clas-
sic waterskiing. Plus, wakeboard
elite dueling for a coveted title,
wakesurfing and the most insane
towed watersports demos on the
water. Off-beat challenges like the belly flop and corn-eating con-
tests add to the event’s spectacular flare. Admission into the event
gives you access to the all-you-can-eat corn. Come hungry, leave
happy. Admission fee: $6-$10. Email [email protected] with
questions.
HarborPark Jazz, Rhythm & Blues
Festival
August 17th
HarborPark, 5501 Ring Rd • (262) 654-2412
The HarborPark Jazz Rhythm & Blues festival takes place at
Kenosha’s Lake Michigan shore. Visit mahonefund.org closer to the
event for a full lineup. All proceeds benefit the Mahone Fund. The
mission is to provide educational opportunities for economically and
academically deserving youth and to support healthy lifestyle initia-
tives in communities of color.
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do on pages 36-37!
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August 9th, 10th 5-10pm • August 11th Noon-9pm
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Sunday: Chevelles / Yesterday’s Children
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since 1911!
Neri Memorial School Supply Drive
Visit Jack Andrea for
Kenosha + Wisconsin t-shirts, August 17th • 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.
sweatshirts, hats, mugs, magnets The Brat Stop, 12304 75th St
and more! Every year, the family of Robert Neri comes together as one to col-
lect school supplies for schools and families in the Kenosha area.
3424 14TH AVE. The event has grown every year, now averaging 22 full backpacks
KENOSHA, WI 53140 and multiple boxes of supplies to be donated to local schools. For
the 8th year, they will be hosting a school supply drive in memory of
(262)764-1588 Robert Neri at The Brat Stop.
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Union Park, Seventh Ave and 46th St.
Kenosha's first all original outdoor art market takes place every third
Sunday at Union Park. Featuring original art, music and special
events.
Doo-Wop Daddies
Tuesdays At The Shell
August 20th • 6 p.m.
Sesquicentennial Bandshell in
Pennoyer Park
3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-
9400
This is a free outdoor concert series
presented by Musicians Assisting
Advancing Music, the City of
Kenosha, Happenings Magazine,
and more sponsors. Each week features a talented group from the
area performing original and cover songs in a variety of genres.
Jack Plovanich
Twlight Jazz Concert Series
August 20th • open at 6 p.m., show at 7 p.m.
Kemper Center, 6501 3rd Ave. • (262) 925-8040
Jack Plovanich is joined by the Parkside Reunion Band with singer
Wayne Messmer for Twilight Jazz, a free outdoor concert series
sponsored by area businesses and located on the grounds of
Kemper Center, beside Lake Michigan. Food and beverages avail-
able for purchase. 50/50 Raffle. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets.
Admission is free. Email [email protected] with
questions.
7th Heaven
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
August 22nd • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
This is a free summer concert
series, presented by the City
of Kenosha, Happenings
Magazine, and other sponsors
with a lunch show and an
evening show on eight
Thursdays this summer. 7th
heaven is an experience you
just have to see and hear! 7th
heaven has charted #1 on the
Midwest Billboard Charts
three times in the past three years. The band has been heard on
radio stations in Chicagoland with their hits "This Is Where The
Party's At", "Time Of Our Lives", "Beautiful Life", “Stoplight”, "Better
This Way" and "Sing.”
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Summer Fun?
Friday Night Flicks: Shazam TToooCoHookt?
Get it Party Sized To Go
August 23rd • dusk Pizza, Salads, Pasta, Hot Beef
Nash School, 6801 99th Ave
Pack up the family and friends, throw some Homemade Pizza,
chairs, blankets, bug spray, and snacks in
the car and come out for a movie under the Salads • Sandwiches
stars as The City of Kenosha and
Happenings Magazine return with Friday Hot beef • Sausage
Night Flicks! Event held weather permitting,
please call 262-564-8800 or like the Meatball Bombers
Happenings Facebook for possible cancel-
lations. We all have a superhero inside of us • Wraps • Pasta
-- it just takes a bit of magic to bring it out.
In 14-year-old Billy Batson's case, all he EAT IN OUR NEW DINING ROOM!
needs to do is shout out one word to trans-
form into the adult superhero Shazam. Accommodates small parties, showers and luncheons
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August 24th, noon - 7 p.m. 262-652-6865
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The Annual Stop Heroin in Kenosha BBQ has become an event
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more. As well as spreading a message of HOPE to the addicts and Wonderful Patients That
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Rugged Maniac New Patients Welcome
August 24th • 8:30 a.m. William Aiello D.D.S.
Wilmot Mountain, 11931 Fox River Rd
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jump, and there’s a huge festival right in
the middle of everything with a DJ and
plenty of beer! Sounds amazing, right?
See ruggedmaniac.com for registration
details. Military and student discount
available. Free admission for specta-
tors. There is a parking fee.
Picnic in the Park
August 24th • 4 p.m.
Petrifying Springs Park, 5555 7th St • (262) 857-1869
Kenosha County Parks presents this annual celebration at
Petrifying Springs Park. Including free interactive family activities,
concessions and food trucks, live music and fireworks at dusk.
Admission is free.
Art of the Car Show
August 24th • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Anderson Arts Center,
6501 3rd Ave • (262) 925-8040
Anderson Arts Center is hosting
its fifth annual car show on the
Kemper Center grounds.
Email Carolina@ andersonarts-
center.com for more information.
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Find info on our Kenosha Museums
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Business in the Park & Car Show Boys N Toys
August 24th • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tuesdays At The Shell
Main Street, Twin Lakes • (262) 877-2220
August 27th • 6 p.m.
This is brought to you by the Twin Lakes Area Chamber &
Business Association. Business in the Park features business Sesquicentennial Bandshell in Pennoyer Park
booths, craft/vendor booths, kids activities, and food vendors. Car
show stars at 11 a.m. 3601 Seventh Avenue • (262) 496-9400
Vintage Shop Crawl This is a free outdoor con-
August 24th • 4 – 7 p.m. cert series presented by
Start at Against The Grain Creative Concepts
5521 18th Ave. • (262) 764-9366 Musicians Assisting
Hop on the Bus and come Advancing Music, the City
crawl to five of Kenosha's best
specialty shops! Shop vintage, of Kenosha, Happenings
raw materials, reclaimed, re-
purposed, up-cycled, new and Magazine, and more spon-
vintage clothing, jewelry,
home decor and much more! sors. Each week features
This Crawl will feature some
snacks and food along the a talented group from the
way, adult beverages, and soft
drinks as well. This is a “ticket- area performing original
only" event at $25 each. Book
your seat on the bus at and cover songs in a variety of genres.
www.atgcc.net.
Epic
Food Truck Tour
Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series
August 24th, 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Petrifying Springs Park (5555 7th St, Pavilion #1) August 29th • TWO SHOWS: 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The Traveling Food Truck Tour is excited to welcome the Petrifying Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-4177
Springs Park in Kenosha as an official host of the 2019 tour. Join
them all summer-long as Milwaukee's best food trucks and carts This is a free summer concert series, presented by the City of
gather at the Petrifying Springs Park for an evening full of family
fun. This event is free! Guests can purchase food and beverages Kenosha, Happenings Magazine, and other sponsors with a lunch
from the vendors of their choice. Discover great new street eats
with food trucks/carts and enjoy a craft beer tent, live music, and show and an evening show on eight Thursdays this summer.
fun games, like giant Jenga, giant Connect Four, bean bags, and
kids’ games. Email [email protected] with questions. Epic delivers 80's
hits which delights their crowds. Through their high-energy per-
formances, Epic wow the crowd with beloved songs that remain
popular today.
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July 3, 4 & 5 July 9 - Aug. 27
July 19 - 21 August 16 & 17 Aug. 31 & Sep. 1
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Observatory Open House Cheese-A-Palooza
August 31st, 7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. August 31st - September 1st
Hawthorn Hollow Schoolyard Observatory HarborPark, 400 54th St • (262) 564-8800
880 Green Bay Rd. • (262) 552-8196
All things cheese will be cele-
Come enjoy an evening of star gazing and telescope viewing. A brated during the two-day
variety of telescopes will be on hand with volunteers to guide you Cheese-A-Palooza festival
seeing the night’s brightest objects. You are also welcome to bring along the Kenosha harbor.
your own binoculars or telescopes. Admission is free. Held weath- Wisconsin is known worldwide
er permitting. Email [email protected] with questions. for its dairy production, and
Happenings Magazine presents
Kenosha Classic Cruise-In Car Show this event celebrating our great
state’s tastiest product - cheese!
August 31st • 9 a.m. – 4 p.m • Downtown Kenosha Featuring multiple stages of live
entertainment, food eating contests, food vendors, family friendly
Come show off your car and activities, and more.
see what the downtown area
has to offer. The 16th annual Car Show To Benefit Our Wounded
event is free and open to all Veterans
makes and models of vehi-
cles and motorcycles. September 1st, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Featuring All The King’s Men Simmons Island • (262) 620-4301
and “Elvis”. Gates open at 7
a.m. for show cars. Enter at The show is open to all cars, trucks, motorcycles and military vehi-
56th Street and Seventh cles. $10 show entry. Spectators free. The organizers are accept-
Avenue. Donations will be ing donations of used unbroken toys, books, puzzles, and games
accepted of non-perishable for children. 100% of all funds raised go to our wounded warriors.
food for the Salvation Army. For more information contact Tony at Not affiliated with the Wounded Warrior Project or any other
(262) 818-6410 or Alex at (262) 385-7707. Rain date September national or state wounded warrior organization.
7, 2019.
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Golf
Big Oaks Golf Course This summer, enjoy the weather by Maplecrest
teeing off at any one of eight
6117-123rd Pl., Pleasant Prairie Kenosha area golf courses! Country Club
(262-694-4200)
27 holes Bristol Oaks Country Club 9401 18th St., Kenosha
(one 18-hole course, one 9-hole course)
www.bigoaksgc.com 16801-75th St., Bristol (262-857-2302) (262-859-2887) • 18 holes
With 27 holes available for play, Big Oaks 18 holes • www.BristolOaks.com
offers golfers the ability to walk right on and Bristol Oaks offers a challenging and www.maplecrestcc.com
play golf at an affordable price. The layout enjoyable golf course for all skill levels and
features some challenging holes to keep is open to the public. It features four sets of A semi-private 18 hole golf course which
the good golfer on his or her toes, but first tees, water coming into play on four holes,
time or inexperienced golfers won’t feel and mature tree-lined fairways. Its practice has been in operation since 1929; you can
uncomfortable playing there. The course is facilities feature a grass lighted driving
kept in good condition and is a great locale range, a large chipping area, and conven- always count on Maplecrest to be well-
for those living in Pleasant Prairie or near ient putting green. Whether you go to play
the Illinois border. its beautiful course or to sharpen your groomed and in good condition. The
game, Bristol Oaks truly offers the finest
Spring Valley facilities, while maintaining the best value course features a variety of holes, from a
Country Club in the area.
120-yard par-3 over a menacing bunker, to
23913 Wilmot Rd., Salem Twin Lakes
(262-862-2626) • 18 holes Country Club a 600-yard par-5 that can be an absolute
www.SpringValleyccgolf.com
Spring Valley Country Club, located in 1230 Legion Dr., Twin Lakes beast when played into the wind. Whatever
Salem, Wisconsin, has been family owned (262-877-2500) • 18 holes
and operated since 1959. They would like www.tlccgolf.com the conditions, golfers will appreciate the
to extend a warm welcome to you as their Challenging and fun - twin assets
guest. As one of the oldest courses in of Twin Lakes! The golf comes wide array of shots Maplecrest forces a
Wisconsin, Spring Valley Country Club
offers a challenge to golfers of all skill lev- with camaraderie at Twin Lakes player to hit. It’s very affordable, with early
els. With mature tree-lined fairways and Country Club, probably
elevated greens, this historic course has because they’re a family owned bird specials applying all summer.
held the test of time. They offer quality golf golf course with an old-fash-
at affordable rates. Course is open year ioned feel. Twin Lakes is a traditional park- Petrifying Springs
round, weather permitting. Stop into the land layout and is very forgiving off the tee.
19th hole after you are done playing for Bring your “A” game for green play, as they Golf Course
your favorite beverage and a sandwich. are smaller than postage stamps! They
They also offer a Friday night fish fry during have five Par-5’s; six Par-3’s and seven 4909 7th St., Kenosha (262-697-4653)
the golf season, with weekly dinner spe- Par-4’s. The course is often described as a
cials. These specials are posted weekly on throwback to the “Golden Age” of golf — 18 holes • www.petfifyingspringsgolf.com
Facebook. Be sure to contact them on when small, true greens and club accuracy
Facebook to receive this information. and control were required talents. They Probably the county’s most popular course,
also have a driving range with grass and
Brighton Dale Links artificial turf, and practice bunker. Pets is the perfect combination for average
830 248th Ave., Kansasville golfers: not overly difficult but not too easy.
(262-697-4653) • 45 holes
(two 18-hole courses, one 9-hole course) Inexperienced golfers will find it a good
www.golfbrightondale.com
Kenosha County’s Brighton place to learn the game, but the course –
Dale Links golf courses are
skillfully carved from a spectac- especially holes 17 and 18 – features
ular natural setting. All 45
holes offer distinctive vari- enough challenges to keep the experi-
ances featuring: wetlands,
mature deciduous trees, cathedral enced golfer entertained. With Petrifying
pines, numerous bunkers, and hilly
terrain, along with well-manicured Springs being the most mature park in
playing conditions. Brighton Dale is
well worth the short drive to great Kenosha County, you will find an abun-
golf! Whether you’re scheduling an
outing, selecting golf equipment, seeking dance of huge deciduous trees and a
advice to correct your swing, or just looking
to talk golf with someone, they are under- rolling landscape making up this sporty
standing and always looking to help.
public course. It offers a classic golf course
and clubhouse with an exceptional golf
experience.
Washington Park “Muni”
Golf Course
2205 Washington Rd., Kenosha
(262-653-4090) • 9 holes
The only public golf
course located in the
City of Kenosha.
Dedicated in 1922,
Washington Park
Municipal Golf Course,
with its rolling hills and
creeks throughout,
offers a challenging,
yet forgiving 9 hole lay-
out that is a pleasure for golfers of all
ability levels to play. Amenities are avail-
able to enhance your day, from the
Clubhouse Grille to the practice putting
green. Clubs, gas carts and pull carts are
available for a nominal fee. For the occa-
sional golfer, Muni is an affordable place to
get out and fine-tune your game before
playing more challenging and expensive
courses.
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Walk in the Woods Art Fair Bark For Life
September 7th, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. September 8th • 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Hawthorn Hollow, Nature Sanctuary and Arboretum
880 Green Bay Rd Kenosha Regional Airport, 9900 52nd St
The Walk in the Woods Art Fair has grown to be one of the more They kindly request your “pawticipation” in the 2019 Bark for Life,
popular and well respected in southeastern Wisconsin, where over
60 artists display their creations along the wooded trails and gar- a non-competitive walk/vendor/activities event for dogs, their own-
dens of Hawthorn Hollow. Fine art ranging from jewelry to acrylic
and water color paintings, from photography to wood sculpting, ers, and all others in an effort to come together to raise funds for
glass and garden art will all be available for purchase. We also
feature live entertainment throughout the day, face painting, food the American Cancer Society. The event Honors the caregiving
& beverages for sale, and a Silent Auction. A $5 donation per vehi-
cle is requested. Come and enjoy a beautiful day combining fine qualities of canine companions, Celebrates survivors, and
art with music and nature.
Remembers our loved ones both human and canine, who were
Kenosha Streetcar Day
lost to cancer. Visit RelayForLife.org/barkkenoshawi for more.
September 7th • 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Joseph McCarthy Transit Center Second Saturday
724 54th St • (262) 653-4287
September 14th • Downtown Kenosha
Featuring tours of the “streetcar barn,”
interactive displays, vendors, and On the second
more. Ride all the operating streetcars!
Presented by Kenosha Streetcar Saturday of each
Society, Kenosha Area Transit, and
more participants. This is the seventh month, participating
annual Kenosha Streetcar Day. Email
[email protected] Downtown Kenosha
with questions.
businesses and art gal-
leries roll out the wel-
come mats with extend-
ed hours, special pro-
motions and sales, live
entertainment, family
activities, and much
more. Visit www.down-
townkenosha.org for
details. more on page 94
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Library Park District Walking Tour Glow in the Garten 3K
September 14th • 11 a.m. September 14th
Library Park, 711 59th Pl. • (262) 654-5770 Petrifying Springs, 5555 Seventh St
On Second Saturdays, the Kenosha County Historical Society The Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha has teamed up with Petrifying
presents this guided walking tour of the historic Library Park Springs Biergarten and Kenosha County Parks to present this fun
District. Each tour will last approximately 90 minutes. Explore the Run/Walk, a family friendly, glow in the dark themed race. This is
architecture and discover the historical stories associated with the the second annual event.
buildings. Tickets are $10. Contact the Kenosha History Center for
tickets: 220 51st Place, 262-654-5770. Candlelight Hike
Old Settlers Oktoberfest September 14th, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
September 14th Bong State Recreation Area, 26313 Burlington Rd
Old Settlers Park, 24100 75th St., Salem Bring the family for fall fun by candlelight. Hike the two-mile trail
on your own or join us for a shorter guided hike. There will be a
This event, now in it’s ninth year, typically features a fun run, bonfire for marshmallows. Meet at the Visitor Center. Vehicle
authentic German food and beverages, dancing, a classic car admission sticker is required: $8 per day for vehicles with
show, kids’ games, the Dachshund Dash, raffle prizes and a fire- Wisconsin plates (seniors $3) / $11 for vehicles with out-of-state
works finale. plates. Annual state park admission sticker also available.
City of Kenosha Fall Festival Art Market in Union Park
September 14th September 15th, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Veterans Memorial Park, 625 52nd St. • (262) 653-417 Union Park, Seventh Ave and 46th Street
Union Park, Seventh Ave and 46th Street Kenosha's first all original outdoor art market takes place every
third Sunday at Union Park. Featuring original art, music and spe-
Enjoy family-friendly activities. Free to attend. This is the eighth cial events.
year for the city-sponsored Fall Festival. The Wisconsin Giant
Pumpkin Growers will host a weigh-off, with prize money for the
largest pumpkin.
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