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Vol. 13, Issue 3
2020
#downtownkenoshamagazine
inside
2
mayor’s update
11
local businesses
40
night life
your downtown update
q&a with Mayor John Antaramian
Can you give us an update increase in housing options
on how your Downtown Plan
is coming? downtown is beneficial to the
I am very pleased with the surrounding businesses. In addi-
progress on the Downtown Plan,
which includes commercial and tion, Kenosha is growing in pop-
residential uses, as well as the
construction of a performing arts ularity as a destination for visi-
center, new public park and new
City Hall. The plan spans eight tors. People are drawn by the
blocks and approximately 35
acres, and it will be developed in lakefront and the parks, but are
stages.
pleased to discover the stores
Construction began this
spring on a parking garage on and restaurants that enhance
Eighth Avenue and 57th Street,
which will be completed later this their visit to Kenosha.
year.
What advice can you give
The first major development of
the Downtown Plan is the con- to some of the struggling
struction of the Brindisi Towers
apartment/condominium high Downtown businesses trying
rise. The $79.5 million project is
on 52nd Street between to rebound from COVID-19?
Seventh and Eighth Avenues,
and is being developed by ARD, Twenty-seven downtown small
Inc.
businesses benefited from a loan
Construction of the new City
Hall on the corner of Sheridan program established by the City
Road and 56th Street will follow.
in June. The Kenosha Area
With the upcoming plans
for the current City Hall prop- Business Alliance (KABA)
erty, what is the future of the
globe fountain and the War administers the City Small
Memorial located near the
building? Business Grant Program to
The current City Hall property assist businesses with 20 or
will be developed as a communi-
ty gathering space and expand- fewer full-time-equivalent
ed park. The globe fountain and
the War Memorial pay tribute to employees.
veterans and will remain an inte-
gral part of Veterans Memorial The City received $655,910 in
Park.
emergency Community
Where do you see
Downtown in five years? Development Block Grants
I am cautiously optimistic through the Coronavirus Aid,
Downtown Kenosha businesses
will be thriving in five years. The Relief and Economic Security
current public health crisis has
been very difficult – particularly Act in May. Funds were distrib- ment project along Kennedy ers has emerged in Downtown
for small businesses. The Drive, to shore up that area of the over the last several years. With
uted to nine organizations to lakefront. Major efforts also are the addition of more housing
underway to protect the lakefront options, I hope Downtown can
support Kenosha residents with on the south side of the City, now attract a specialty food
near Southport Park. store. I know that is something
health, housing, food and other that people have been asking for.
Any plans on the empty lot
resources and support small on the corner of 54th Street When do you see major
and Sixth Avenue? (Across events taking place in
community businesses affected from Trolley Dogs). Downtown again (beside the
two markets)?
by the pandemic. Plans have not been finalized
for the lot at this point. Regrettably, this year we have
The Wisconsin Women’s had to cancel large public gath-
With the pandemic, the erings in the interest of public
Business Initiative Corporation Streetcar has halted service, safety during the pandemic. This
any plans to resume? is a situation that is not unique to
(WWBIC) received the largest Kenosha, as we have seen the
Kenosha Area Transit tenta- cancellation of events elsewhere,
contribution of funds tively is planning to resume including Summerfest in
streetcar service on August 1. Milwaukee and the Wisconsin
($365,910), to be used toward a
What would you like to see story continues on
COVID-19 Fast Track Loan in Downtown? page 17
Program, focused on existing A good mix of restaurants,
entertainment options and retail-
businesses looking for business
financing during the pandemic.
With the rising water lev-
els, what plan is there to pro-
tect the lakefront?
Protecting the lakefront has
been a top priority since I
returned to office. The City just
completed a significant revet-
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lou perrine’s - as seen on tv! Lou Perrine’s Gas & Grocery
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q&a with Anthony Perrine
(262) 620-0285
Can you tell us about the you to build your business? and all the news stations picked next step is for that site.
rich history of Lou Perrine's? 1. My father and Grandfather. up the fun story. Then one of our What makes Lou Perrine's
regular customers worked for
In 1954, Lou Perrine Sr. start- 2. PT Barnum. 3. Mark Cuban WGN and they picked up the stand out from all the other
ed a small full service Clark sta- You're marketing for Lou story and the rest was history. gas stations?
tion on the corner of 52nd Street No, the never caught the guy.
and Sheridan Road. It was back Perrine's is top of the line, And NO, I didn't pay anyone for We are unique. We are one of
in the good ol' days when some- how do you come up with the publicity stunt. the only family run gas stations
one pumped your gas, checked some of your crazier ideas? left. We have our propitiatory
your oil, and cleaned your wind- What is the key to running cake, Mama P's HoHo Cake, we
shield all at once. Grandpa Lou I read the book "Blue Ocean one of the most popular and deliver, and we have a killer loyal-
was known for his smiling face Shift" and it changed my mindset successful business in the ty program. At the end of the
and outstanding customer serv- on marketing. I always was a fan area? day, it's our people. We have a
ice. Lou Jr., entered the business of marketing and advertising. It team that becomes family. They
during his high school years. was one of the only classes I I don't know about successful, work their A$$ off and make
While pumping gas for his father, really liked or paid attention to in but basically I would say never magic happen.
Lou Jr. not only learned the busi- high school and college. I try to get stuck in your ways. The
ness, but also met his future wife, stay up to date with current cul- world changes on the daily, You have a special loyalty
Laurie. In 1985, the Perrine fami- ture and capitalize on that. I also either adapt and survive, or die. card program. If someone
ly lost Grandpa Lou to cancer. To think to myself, what are things isn't a member, what are they
honor his late father, Lou Jr. took that the big boys won't do and Can you tell us any info on missing out on?
over the business. Over time, he try. Some people ask WHAT your new south side loca-
turned the small full service gas WOULD JESUS DO? I ask tion? They are missing out on FREE
station into what you see today. myself, WHAT WOULD BAR- cash! Grandpa Lou always said,
In 2008 Lou's eldest son, NUM DO? We had plans out of the gate. CASH IS KING. So we took that
Anthony (me), entered the family We cleaned the site up, gutted motto and turned it into a loyalty
business making it 3 generations Can you tell us about the the inside, then we waited on the program. You spend money, we
strong. "As seen on TV" famous road construction to be finished. give you money back.
Hoho cake story? Then Corona hit. As of right now
What is your first memory we are working on evaluating our story continues on
of the your business? A few years ago a man robbed plans and figuring out what our page 17
a motel in Racine wearing one of
Coming to work late with my our I LOVE HOHO CAKE sweat-
dad. Sleeping on his couch and shirts. People thought it was one
eating Mcdonalds in the morn- of our employees. Once we
ing. made sure it had nothing to do
with us, we tried to make a posi-
What made you want to get tive out of a negative situation.
into the family business? All the news anchors were mak-
ing jokes about what is a HoHo?
I knew early on I had an So I went to social media, noti-
entepunerial spirit inside me so fied the Racine Sheriff
during college I made the deci- Department we would give a
sion to enter the business. years worth of cake to whoever
helps turn the guy in. Then I
Who inspires you in the went on Twitter and sent pictures
business? and made jokes with all the news
anchors telling them what HoHo
Grandpa Lou and his belief Cake was. I called the guy the
that they were more than cus- HoHo Cake Bandit. That stuck
tomers, they were family.
Has anyone else inspired
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flashback photo copyright of the Kenosha County
with the Kenosha History Center Historical Society
Looking southwest from the fice of the Pettit Malt House, the Courthouse, we see growing Interested in purchasing Kenosha
Simmons Manufacturing which famously burned in March industry. We are likely seeing the historic images? Contact the
Company factory over down- 1914. The Stella (originally the stacks and water towers down Kenosha History Center
town Kenosha, c. 1890s Elks Club) was erected in its 60th Street, at Kenosha Watch
place. Peaking out from behind Case/Chicago-Rockford Want to learn more about old
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lanes wide for most of its course.
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widen into Market Square, the
section between 6th and 8th
Avenues. Notable on Market
Square is the turreted Jacob’s
Hotel, on the SW corner of 7th
Ave and 56th St. It was removed
in 1928 as 7th Ave was widened.
At the top of the Square we see
the second County Courthouse,
which was built in 1885 and
razed in 1931.
Moving left, even with the
Courthouse, we see the roofline
of Central High School which
also served as the annex of
Bradford High School. And just
to the left of that is the large edi-
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downtown update
with Mayor Antaramian
continued from page 2
State Fair in West Allis. When we I am looking forward to partici- space and residential above. building at the southeast corner
consider whether to hold large pating in the 2021 Civic The addition of Herzing of Fifth Avenue and 59th Street.
events, we have to consider the Veterans Parade. It is always so
best public health recommenda- enjoyable to see the number of University on 58th Street also is These new projects combine
tions available at the time. There citizens that come out to cele- a good complement to the mix of with the existing businesses to
is so much that is unknown, it is brate our veterans and downtown businesses. offer a board array of services
impossible to predict what the Independence Day. and attractions for both residents
future holds. Additional housing opportuni- and visitors, and are a catalyst for
Can you give us a state of ties are on the horizon, with a the continued growth and suc-
How would you reply to downtown? proposal for a $17 million resi- cess of downtown businesses.
concerns that the Markets dential development from Lake
are open, but other events Without a doubt, we are all fac- Terrace, LLC. The luxury housing
are not? ing challenging times. But there plan features a five-story, 68-unit
are also many positive things tak-
The public markets are allowed ing place. From my perspective,
to operate because they sell the future looks encouraging.
essential items – primarily food.
The Kenosha County Health Businesses are making signifi-
Department has set guidelines cant commitments to Downtown,
the markets must follow, includ- including two large properties on
ing plans for social distancing 58th Street that have long been
and best health practices by ven- vacant. The 22,000-square-foot
dors (such as wearing masks and renovation of The Barden (on the
not allowing food samples.) The northeast corner of Seventh
markets may not offer public Avenue and 58th Street) is a
entertainment and patrons are $3.5 million dollar investment by
encouraged not to linger and Witico Development Corp., with
socialize. a new home for Public Craft
Brewing Co. on the first floor and
In contrast, you cannot effec- a wedding/banquet venue on the
tively enforce socially distancing second floor. Just to the west,
at a concert. BluePoint Development is under-
taking a $7.7 million renovation of
What summer event are the historic Alford Building, with
you looking forward to plans for first floor commercial
attending the most in 2021?
q&a with Anthony Perrine
continued from page 11
You have started the trend that we were deemed essential,
of delivering anything in your
store (expect beer & liquor) but it made it very stressful try-
Tell us how flattering it is that
other gas stations are start- ing to keep employees safe, the
ing to follow your tend.
store clean, and make cus-
I always say, imitation is the
highest form of flattery. We deliv- tomers feel safe.
ered before it was cool.
What do you do for fun
So who makes your
famous HoHo cakes? And when you’re not working or
what's the secret ingredient?
coming up with the next
It's made with LOVE!
How has your business & great marketing idea?
mind set changed since
Covid-19? Watch documentaries, study
It really shows how quickly
everything can be taken away history, read as much as I can,
from you and how overnight busi-
ness can be completely shut workout, and make sweet love
down. It has been very hard to
keep our doors open. We made to my fiance.
a commitment to not lay anyone
off during Corona. It was great What do you love about
Downtown Kenosha?
It's like it's own little communi-
ty and we have the best part of
Kenosha (The Lake).
Do you have a favorite
quote?
"I'd rather die on my feet then
live on my knees" Mama P, aka Laurie Perrine, has a fresh batch of Ho-Ho cakes ready for you!
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We were very happy to open regulars at HarborMarket can- Place de Douai toward the About Ray Forgianni
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In the wake of the impact of
COVID-19 on the community, are mostly vendors of crafts, HarborMarket has been a is the founder
the Market has a slightly differ-
ent feel this summer art, jewelry and other classes summer Saturday destination and president of
We have been working of products listed as non- for visitors to Kenosha for many Kenosha
closely with officials of the City
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County to assure the safety of
Market visitors, as well as our lines. This also includes service see old friends and new visi- Inc., a not for
valued vendors. New guide-
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both them and the vendors by
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attention to crowd-flow direc-
tions. tomers, vendors, and staff. In HarborMarket is often a day- European style farmer market.
In its 18th year of operation, an effort to provide a safe long outing. After Ray was the City Planner and
Kenosha HarborMarket is an
open-air, European-style, mixed shopping experience, and as HarborMarket visitors have Director of City Development in the
market that operates year-
round. It is a nonprofit organi- required by the City of found their favorite produce City of Kenosha for 33 years, retiring
zation. Due to restrictions in
place related to COVID-19, Kenosha, Kenosha and food product vendors, we in 2006.
some vendors who have been
HarborMarket is following the certainly encourage them to Earning a BA Psychology at
recommendations outlined visit the retailers and restau- University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ray
in Kickstart Kenosha County. rants of Downtown Kenosha went on to be awarded a Master of
Like past summers, Kenosha who are open and ready to Science degree in Urban Affairs from
HarborMarket can be found in serve them. HarborMarket visi- the University of Wisconsin-
Downtown Kenosha, along tors with a little more time can Milwaukee. Ray’s professional
2nd Avenue between 54th and find a number of shopping, din- interests have also included Urban
56th Streets behind the ing and recreation options Revitalization, Historic Preservation,
Kenosha Public Museum and around the Southeast Urban Design, Redevelopment and
Civil War Museum. The city of Wisconsin region. Economic Development.
Kenosha has now given If you have any questions You can find Ray at Kenosha
HarborMarket permission to about HarborMarket, its loca- HarborMarket. Ray also cultivates a
expand back to its original foot- tion, vendors or its operation, garden, travels through Europe visiting
print with a expansion across please visit Kenoshaharbor Public Markets and public spaces. He
56th Street and south across market.com. is an avid cook and wine connoisseur.
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We have a dozen parks in our Downtown area - Pennoyer, Kennedy,
Simmons Island, Union, Fire House Square, Navy Memorial, HarborPark, Lake
Front, Wolfenbuttel, Library, Friendship, Civic Center —
which one is your favorite and why?
“I love Simmons Island. Long beautiful “Lakefront. Because we grew up
beach, iconic red lighthouse, boardwalk, swimming there with my Mom.”
- Ruth Chartier
nice playgrounds, picnic shelter, bath-
rooms. The recent work there is amaz-
ing. A real jewel. Family friendly and
something for everyone!”
- Donna Ruffalo-Juzwik
“We got married at Wolfenbüttel so “Simmons Island. Lived on the island in
that one is special to us for that rea- the white 2-story house, no longer
son but we also enjoy walking there, just as you crossed the bridge on
through there with our family! The the right side during the mid 60's, Loved
kids like looking at the flowers!” it. If only I could turn back time.”
- Kayla Miller Ervin - Ann M Monnier
“Wolfenbüttel!! We live around the corner “I like Wolfenbüttel because our sister
and it is a staple in our almost daily city in Germany is Wolfenbüttel and
that's normally where we get foreign
walks! We look forward every year to the
flowers being planted and the aroma exchange kids when they do the switch.
But my favorite park is Kennedy and
from the fresh cocoa beans! And before that's because that's where the AMC
the pandemic, the kids loved the swing homecoming show is every 4 years.”
- Johnathan Hunt
and drinking from the bubbler!”
- Meghan Schurr ONLINE AT DOWNTOWNKENOSHA.ORG & HAP2IT.COM
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adapting for a better tomorrow
by Alexandria Binanti Robinson
Let’s talk for real here. 2020 has raffles with mystery bags, contests, and gestions, and changes that
kicked our butts. The world has more. Who would have thought we would still impact their operations.
been dealt some crazy cards and see a small furniture and home décor bou- Yet, they proudly work with
we are now all too familiar with the tique become the leader in Facebook Live the Kenosha County Kickstart
terms “in these uncertain times” sales and sofa shopping experiences? Who Plan, hear from WHO guide-
“social distance” and “canceled”. would have guessed that carryout food could lines, and ask all the right the
We were not only scared about our come to our doors with such culinary questions to our organization,
personal health, but we have genius? Or that we would need books and to our community leaders,
worked through economic uncer- puzzles, toys, and mystery bag deliveries and to the health department
tainty, and have been impacted by much more frequently to enjoy at home? in how to take all the right
events of social injustice that effect Who could have imagined that live stream steps to make sure they are
our people, our livelihoods, and our bingo nights and concerts from our local cre- open safely for you. They are
city. atives could bring such joy? THEY all did working harder than ever to
downtown, and these small businesses get us all to a better tomor-
This has been at times scary, found every ingenious way to still be a part of row.
and hard, and frustrating, but I can making our lives personally touched with a
say we as a community are also happier experience. Today we may see our
strong, resilient, and adaptable. events cancelled and our
We don’t allow the word “Closed” And now they continue to adapt to the gatherings a bit smaller, our
to be an option easily. We are still growing, new world of Covid responsibility. Opening streets a little bit quieter, and our shops open
expanding, and pivoting in a way that will fit their doors has come with new rules, sug- a little bit differently, but we are still here
into the world again. Downtown Kenosha is ready for you to shop small safely. And you
the heartbeat of our city. Its small businesses will also see that we never stopped growing.
are our core and we stand proudly with the You will see our historic buildings trans-
motto #downtownkenoshastrong. Through formed into new breweries, stunning venues,
these times of Covid-19, we have seen a true boutique hotels, new restaurants, and even a
tenacity and creativity that makes me proud new university all welcomed to our home-
to call Kenosha my hometown. town. You will see our existing businesses
with newer concepts, re-imagined spaces,
We have seen a transformation of the and collaborations that will leave you excited
shopping and dining experience. Our shop
owners learned quickly how to dust off those to see our tomorrow.
computers and add online sales. But much Because tomorrow is
more than just adding items to a website, going to be an even
they become personal shoppers for their better experience
customers - taking the steps to find out downtown.
tastes, budget, sizes, etc. with follow up of
pictures and phone calls hoping to suit the Alexandria Binanti
shopper’s imagination. They created pop up
family meal menus to excite their audience, Robinson is the
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23 Lemon Street Gallery 5529 6th Ave. • 262-358-9243 21 56th St. • 262-657-5565
45 Seymour & 67 Law Office of Robert F. 33 Culinary Infusion
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722 50th St. • 262-652-6999 59 Pollard Gallery & 69 Zievers & Dowse, SC 84 The Vault [email protected]
43 625 57th St. • 262-484-2037 85 Book Restoration Company
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518 56th St. • 262-657-7529 75 State Public Defender 45 5703 8th Ave. • 800-228-1943
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Guttormsen, Hartley LLC 2 Northside Alignment 506 56th St. • 262-764-8040 59 Salon Pure 5707 7th Ave. • 262-287-2698
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St. James the Apostle 107 Genesis Chiropractic Dinosaur Discovery 99
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Eye Care 5608 10th Ave.• 262-653-4450
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5134 6th Ave. • 262-652-2020 41 Kenosha History Center 75 Subway Sandwich Shop Services
103 St. Matthews Episcopal Investments
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5900 7th Ave. • 262-654-8642 Farmers Market 1112 56th St • 262-287-1999 54 Kenosha Public Museum 5621 6th Ave. • 262-220-7782 Investigation
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83 S.J. Crystals Men Apparel 262-656-9666 & Comics 94 Gold Standard Social Club
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38 Lou Perrine’s Gas & Grocery 262-653-0400 5905 6th Ave. “A”.
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Commerce/Tourism/Etc. Senior/Assisted Living 262-358-1258
Government 59 Sandy’s Popper 105 K9 Kibble
61 Downtown Kenosha Inc. 5503 6th Ave. 5919 Sheridan Rd. 101 Dayton Care Center 85 In The Garden of Eden
5823 6th Ave • 262-842-5354 67 Kenosha County 262-605-3202 262-997-0504 521 59th St. • 262-657-6121 711 57th St. • 262-455-7502
Administration
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Alliance and Candy 612 59th St.• 262-653-0067 716 51st Pl. • 262-925-0296 710 57th St. • 262-652-3514
5500 6th Ave., Ste. 200 66 Kenosha County 5711 8th Ave. • 262-657-9866
262-605-1100 Courthouse 94 Kindred Kitties 91 Lakeside Towers 25 Peacetree Originals
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45 Kenosha Chamber of 5800 3rd Ave. • 262-654-2131
Commerce 48 Kenosha Municipal 74 Modern Woodman Photography 102 The Pine Blossom
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45 Kenosha Community Department 61 Alano Club 84 Shel’s Bridal
Foundation 1000 55th St. • 262-605-5200 102 Designs In Re-upholstery 95 JKP Properties LLC 630 56th St. • 262-654-8246 625 57th St. • 815-901-7280
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262-654-2412 65 KPL Administration/ 5922 6th Ave.• 262-652-3252 85 Bridges Community Center 84 Smoque Vapors
Support Cntr. 69 Midwest Investments 5718 7th Ave. • 262-657-5252 5700 6th Ave. • 773-904-8885
Computers/Consultants 812 56th St. • 262-564-6100 21 Holly Henderson 1111 55th St. • 262-653-1149
37 Harborside Therapy 84 Something Different
64 Leeward Business Advisors 41 Kenosha Water Interior Design 75 Omni Realty Group 705 50th St. • 262-564-5305 5716 6th Ave. • 262-658-3565
520 58th St. • 262-358-4116 Production Plant 5606 6th Ave. #LL1
100 51st Pl. • 262-653-4330 4628 5th Ave. • 262-654-4600 262-945-5991 102 Hope Council, Inc 44 Studio MoonFall
Contractors 5942 6th Ave. • 262-658-8166 5031 7th Ave
75 Social Security Library 69 RNP Investments [email protected]
95 JS Pokorny Contractors, Inc Administration 1111 55th St. Ste 3 106 Inter Connections SC
723 58th St., Ste. 302 5624 6th Ave. • 866-334-4997 262-657-0588 920 60th St. • 262-654-5333 85 Talulah Tattoo
262-653-9822 715 57th St.
35 United States Coast Guard 37 Security National 62 Kenosha Human [email protected]
14 Kenosha Heating & Cooling 5036 4th Ave. • 262-657-4620 Mortgage Development
4421 Sheridan Rd. 5002 7th Ave. #200 5407 8th Ave. • 262-657-7188 59 To & From A Gift Shop
262-652-6900 77 United States Post Office 262-649-1233
5605 Sheridan Rd. 108 KHDS Crisis Prevention 5535 6th Ave • 262-577-5100
109 Seventh Ave. Properties Center 83 Down the Rabbit Hole
920 61st St. • 262-654-3091 1202 60th St. • 262-657-7188
5721 6th Ave
64 Society’s Assets [email protected]
83 Stanich & Stanich 5455 Sheridan Rd.#101, 107 Treasures Within
Copying/Printing 800-275-8777 109 Gilbert M. Simmons Library 520 58th St., 3rd Flr. 262-657-3999 1010 60th St. • 262-359-9827
108 Wisconsin Community 711 59th Pl.• 262-564-6100 262-656-1000 61 United Way of Kenosha
44 Copy Center County Theatre
5036 6th Ave.• 262-654-9030 Corrections Division Lodging 59 Trecroci Realty 5500 6th Ave. Ste. 210
1212 60th St. • 262-653-7150 522 56th St.•262-237-0403 262-658-4104 33 Actor’s Craft
Dance/Gymnastics 61 The Apis hotel & Restaurant 4900 7th Ave. • 262-705-0194
Grocery Stores 614- 56th St Recreation/Sports Specialty Foods
83 Donna's Gym-Nastics 101 Kenosha Theatre
5717 6th Ave.• 262-818-8888 38 Sara Lee Outlet 33 The Coffee Pot Inn 40 Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha 93 Elsie Mae’s Cannery & Pies 5919 6th Ave. • 262-658-2355
5120 8th Ave. • 262-658-1396 4910 7th Ave • 262-653-8849 1330 52nd St. • 262-654-6200 5819 6th Ave. • 262-914-9198
Dry Cleaners 59 Lakeside Players/Rhode
7 Westown Foods 25 Merry Yacht Inn 94 Lakefront Dugout 15 Ruffolo International Foods Center
26 Martino’s Master 4222 Sheridan Rd. 4815 7th Ave. • 262-654-9922 620 59th St. • 262-818-3593 4420 Sheridan Rd. 514 56th St. • 262-657-7529
Dry Cleaning 262-564-5244 262-658-3663
4700 7th Ave. • 262-657-3121 12 Southport Bed & Breakfast 35 Stellar Sport Fishing Co. Transportation
Gym/Fitness/Massage 4405 7th Ave. • 262-652-1951 443 50th St. • 620-1611 Specialty Services
Employment/Staffing 51 Kenosha Metra Station
75 Anytime Fitness 86 The Stella Hotel & Ballroom 93 Wisconsin Outdoor Games 84 Concept Sales Midwest 5414 13th Ave.• 262-653-4287
60 Halpin Personnel, Inc. 611 56th St. • 262-612-3155 5706 8th Ave. • 262-842-2000 5813 6th Ave. • 262-744-2033 625 57th St., Ste. 300
700 57th 262-652-5236 48 Bus/Streetcar Transit Center
262-658-2996 75 Dakini Healing Arts 43 Wyndham Garden Kenosha Restaurants 724 54th St.• 262-653-4287
5603 7th Ave. • 262-496-5642 Harborside 76 Delgan & Associates Inc.
44 QPS Companies, Inc. 5125 6th Ave. • 262-658-3281 71 Ashling On The Lough 702 57th St. • 262-764-5592 Travel Agency
5022 6th Ave. • 262-605-7000 37 Define Yourself Yoga 125 56th St. • 262-653-0500
5016 7th Ave. • 262-770-2504 Machine Shops 45 Dooley & Associates 60 La Macchia Travel Agency
Financial/Investments 32 Boathouse Pub & Eatery 600 52nd St. #200
84 Fit Fam 38 Harbor Machining 4917 7th Ave. • 262-654-9922 262-925-4769
85 Eighth Avenue Advisors 5700 6th Ave. • 563-217-0386 5001 Sheridan Rd.
5717 8th Ave. • 262-654-8171 262-605-8980 51 Choo-Choo Charlie’s 95 Helene Sobin Consulting
or 925-6440 83 Flex & Burn Fitness Shriner Diner 723 58th St. • 262-496-8837
5711 6th Ave. • 262-515-9527 Martial Arts/Boxing 5414 13th Ave.• 262-220-3634
75 Hot Yoga 37 Kenosha Aikikai Aikido 83 Franks Diner
5708 7th Avenue
217-220-4120
5016 7th Ave. • 262-237-8175 508 58th St. • 262-657-1017 618 55th St. • 262-656-8300
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spotlight on Downtown Kenosha
Vintage Underground 5817 Sixth Ave., 262-331-3910
If you are looking for that perfect, quirky item for your home or as a gift, stop
in at Vintage Underground Sales and Consignment. They are stocked full of
great products - from furniture items to vintage books, you will surely find
something to bring home at a reasonable price. Owner Stacy Juga will be
happy to help you fin that perfect item - and they are always looking for new
stuff too. Find them on Facebook for their hours.
Moda Bella 914 60th St. 262-694-7575
Treat yourself right with a visit to Moda Bella Salon and Spa
- where they offer so much more than hair! Although they offer
affordable cuts for men and women, they also provide great
additional services, including nail care, eyelash extensions,
waxing, massage, skin care, and more. Do you have a wed-
ding coming up? Contact Moda Bella and let them organize
the details so you can enjoy your special day. Visit modabella-
salon.com for more.
Modern Woodmen of America 512 57th St. 262-488-8004
Jeremy Johnson of Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial
believes that everyone should have the opportunity to work with
someone who really cares about their family's financial future. He
has the knowledge and resources to help, and he is proud to live
in and serve our community. Johnson can help you plan for life
using a variety of tools, including life insurance, mutual funds,
fixed, variable, and lifetime income annuities.
Down Town’R Saloon 707 56th St. 262-764-7013
Opening a new business during a pandemic must be quite diffi-
cult, but the owners of Down Town’R Saloon have persevered and
came out as a success. The keys to their success? Offering fantas-
tic service and delicious food. The reviews are pouring in for one of
Downtown’s newest eateries, and the guests have been delighted
with the southwest-inspired menu - items like their brisket, hog
wings, or their smoked salmon salad have been highly recommend-
ed. When you visit, try to grab a seat on their spectacular rooftop
patio!
The Coffee Pot 4914 Seventh Ave. 262-653-8849
Whether you like dining al fresco or sitting indoors in a retro-inspired
diner, The Coffee Pot has you covered. While the weather is still nice,
take in a breakfast or lunch in their “Garden of Eatin’”. This Downtown
favorite has continued to offer top notch service and the freshest
ingredients in their menus - when you visit, be sure to ask about the
daily specials - they are typically quite unique and always tasty!
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kenosha public market Saturdays, 9am - 2pm
625 52nd Street
a new way to market!
Kenosha Public Market is a ket as safety remains our number ensure your favorite products are for us to know where our food
new market in town with a lot of one priority. We are able to in stock and available, or not comes from and to focus our
familiar faces! We opened our space our vendors at least 20 quite ready to walk around our attention on educating and build-
"doors" (so to speak) on June feet apart from each other and market, KPM2GO online order- ing awareness so our community
27th when "Farmers Markets" maximize our social distancing ing is there for you! can improve their health and
were deemed an essential food capabilities by providing build a strong immune system
venue! extremely wide walking aisles to If you would like to visit our (something that is so important
keep our vendors and customers market in person, we offer two during these uncertain times).
Kenosha Public Market was safe while shopping. Walking distinct entrances that are both Finally, it is important for us to
created during the pandemic. through the Kenosha Public located on 8th Avenue; the main build a strong relationship with
COVID-19 set the tone for our Market, you will see so many entrance to our market vendors our vendors and customers, as
market from the start. We knew familiar faces (behind masks, of and a separate entrance into our together, we will have a much
that we had to create a very safe course) among our vendors and Food Court where you will find more successful market.
and friendly shopping experience board members. Currently, our our prepared food vendors. Our
in order to address our changing vendors solely sell essential food separate and distinct Food Court After each successful
conditions. When our board of and health & wellness items as provides our customers with a Saturday market, it is rewarding
directors came together in early we continue to follow the quick and easy experience for to see so many social media
April, we weren't sure what our Kenosha Kickstart Guidelines. those patrons who just want to posts that highlight families
new market was going to look When these guidelines allow, we grab some quick meals to go. It enjoying their fresh goods pur-
like or if we were even going to will expand our market to include also makes finding your favorite chased from one of our more
be able to function in the current the sale of many non-essential prepared food vendors much than 60 vendors. Whether it is a
climate. As a result, we immedi- items and services that cus- simpler. Finally, we also offer colorful vegetable tray, a grass-
ately began planning for both an tomers would otherwise expect early bird shopping for our sen- fed steak sizzling on the grill, or a
in-person shopping experience to see at our market. iors and persons with disabilities cheese & charcuterie board wait-
along with our parallel on-line so they can shop safely from ing to be enjoyed, our customers
store, KPM2GO. We wanted to As we say, we are "a new 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Saturday are able to develop a healthier
ensure that our local farmers, WAY to market" because there is mornings. lifestyle by shopping at our farm-
growers and producers would be truly no other market like it in the ers market. Our goal is to contin-
able to sell their goods as soon area. Our most distinctive fea- Kenosha Public Market's ue bringing our local vendors
as possible even if the pandemic ture is our online store, Board of Directors is made up of and consumers together so we
prevented us from having an out- KPM2GO. Our customers can 100% community driven volun- will have a stronger and healthier
door in-person farmers market. shop our vendors online, pay teers who have come together community.
That is when "a new way to mar- with a click, and pick up their with their own skill set, passion,
ket" was created and our online goods at the market, curbside! experience and heart. From the We hope that you will visit us
store, KPM2GO, really came into This is a fantastic option for any- beginning, our board mandated online throughout the week and
focus as a necessity for our com- one who isn't quite ready to walk that our non-profit remained a at the market on Saturdays from
munity. the market but still wants access vendor-centric market and com- 9 a.m to 2 p.m. Please follow us
to all of the healthy and fresh mitted to ensuring the success on social media and subscribe to
Kenosha Public Market is goods that the market has to of our vendors. We are doing so our newsletter so you can stay
located at 625 52nd Street in offer. Ordering online also by using a unique marketing up-to-date on all of the latest
the lot next door to the Kenosha ensures that your favorite items plan, getting to personally know information as we enjoy a "new
Municipal Building. We are will never be sold out! Whether our vendors, and building a trust- way to market"!
grateful for the amount of open you're short on time, wanting to ing relationship with each one of
space this lot provides our mar- them. Moreover, it is important By Gretchen Covelli
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Season June 27th - Oct 3rd
Every Sat 9-2pm
8:30-9am early bird shopping for seniors and persons with disabilities
625 - 52nd St.
Downtown Kenosha between 6th Ave & 8th Ave and 52th St & 54th St
Main Entrance and Food to Go entrance on 8th Ave
KPM2GO is our online store front. Order, pay &
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one concern for both the public and our vendors. Social distancing, no self-serve or sampling,
shop quickly & efficiently, no tables/seating as all prepared food is to go. Be Healthy. Be Safe.
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fantastic museums await in downtown
by Meridith Jumisko, VisitKenosha.com
Within a one-mile radius in Downtown Museum have re-opened. You'll find informa- photo - VisitKenosha.com
Kenosha, near the Lake Michigan shore, sit tion online about temporary hours, visitor
five museums to educate, entertain, and policies during this COVID-19 pandemic, is also the 1866 Southport Lighthouse; the
inspire you. In any given year, all five of the which interactive exhibits are temporarily tower is open to climb during a non-pandem-
museums see visitors from throughout the closed, museum cleaning procedures, and ic summer (for a fee). There are 72 steps to
country and world. Whether you are already more. The Facebook pages and websites of the top!
familiar with the museums, or aren't yet, here the museums also have lectures, activities,
are some impressive and fun facts about and other ways you can engage from your Though the two museums are closed, you
them. home. can still take a guided walking tour of the
Library Park Historic District. The Kenosha
The Kenosha Public Museum has been The Kenosha County Historical Society History Center presents this tour, which is
accredited by the American Alliance of operates two museums: the Kenosha History led by volunteer historians. This happens on
Museums since 1974. The Civil War Center and the Southport Light Station the second Saturday of the month at 11 a.m.
Museum, Kenosha Public Museum, and Museum. Both are located on Simmons through October. Contact the Kenosha
Dinosaur Discovery Museum are also Island and are currently closed due to the History Center for details: 262-654-5770.
Smithsonian Institution Affiliates. Each has its pandemic. Please continue to check online
own mascot: the new Dinosaur Discovery for updates and for ways you can make a Check out the Kenosha Area Convention &
Museum mascot is Dr. Dizzy, while the Civil donation. Visitors Bureau's website VisitKenosha.com
War Museum's mascot is Abe the Eagle and – and sign up for our Visit Kenosha Monthly
the Kenosha Public Museum's mascot is The Kenosha History Center is a free Newsletter – to stay on top of attraction, din-
Woolly the Mammoth. There is a fee for the museum that preserves and celebrates ing, shopping, and event updates. Also fol-
main exhibit at The Civil War Museum, other- Kenosha's automotive and industrial her- low Visit Kenosha on Facebook, Twitter,
wise all three museums are free. itage. The museum has on display the Instagram, and YouTube for the latest scoop!
Miniature Statue of Liberty that was first
At the Dinosaur Discovery Museum, you'll raised in Civic Center Park in 1950. In its col- Meridith Jumisko is Public Relations Director
learn about the correlation between modern lection – and currently on loan to another at the Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors
day birds and prehistoric dinosaurs. This museum – is the 1962 Rambler American
museum opened in 2006. What previously 400 Convertible that was featured on the tel- Bureau. Contact her at [email protected] or
occupied the building? The Kenosha Public evision show 3rd Rock From The Sun. drop her a tweet @MJ_Kenosha, and read her
Museum, and prior to that, the U.S. Post
Office. This is located in the Civic Center You get two attractions in one place at the column in every issue of Smart Reader magazine
Historic District, one of four historic districts seasonal Southport Light Station Museum. or online at hap2it.com.
in Kenosha. Like The Civil War Museum and It's free to tour the 1867 Light Station keep-
Kenosha Public Museum, this museum is on er's house, which details the historical impor-
the Electric Streetcar line. While outdoors, tance of Kenosha's harbor. Not to miss is the
enjoy the two dinosaur art pieces on the front local shipwreck exhibit, which details more
lawn. than 40 shipwrecks buried near Kenosha.
On display is a model of the SS Wisconsin,
The Civil War Museum details the which sank in Lake Michigan in 1929. There
Midwestern states' involvement in the war
and houses one of only three 360-degree
movie experiences in the nation, Seeing the
Elephant. The movie was filmed at the nearby
historical attraction Old World Wisconsin,
specifically for The Civil War Museum.
Nationally recognized broadcast journalist
Bill Kurtis narrates the film. While at this
museum, be sure to stop in the Veterans
Memorial Gallery. The gallery honors all U.S.
veterans and soldiers from the Revolutionary
War to present day conflicts.
The Kenosha Public Museum offers fine art
and natural history, including a main exhibit
called The Wisconsin Story. It showcases
the evolution of the local terrain and the peo-
ple in the area over millions of years. Learn
about the local famous mammoths! In fact,
the Kenosha Public Museum has been fea-
tured in Archeology Magazine, due to the
mammoth discoveries in Kenosha County.
The Kenosha Public Museum, The Civil
War Museum, and the Dinosaur Discovery
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union park tavern has it all 4520 Eighth Avenue owntown after dark • downtown after dark • downtown after dark • downtown after dark • downto
262-652-6454
q&a with owners Ben DeSmidt & Angie Cook
How long have you owned additions like the Crispy Chicken a small crowd. Weather this year You have probably the best
& operated Union Park Sandwich, which is a big hit. We has been great. We’ve spaced beer garden in town, how are
Tavern? also do special dinners by reser- out tables and chairs for social you utilizing that?
vation and for private events, fre- distancing, just as we’ve done
We have owned and operated quently with a German theme, indoors. We also require out bar- Right now, we’re having bands
Union Park Tavern since such as Kasseler, Sauerbraten, tenders and servers to wear outside, not inside–at least not
February 2017. or Rouladen. Our separate din- masks. yet. We’ve been lucky with the
ing room seats about 45. weather so far. We’ve spaced
What made you want to Union Park Tavern is turn- out tables and put chairs on the
own a bar? You also serve one of the ing into a must play venue lawn so that people can use the
best breakfasts in the area, for local musicians, tell use table for food and the seats for
Angie grew up in the business what’s the secret? some of the acts that have watching the show. We also
and wanted to find a place played & who’s on your wish- have a serving window outside in
where she could put all of her I think Breakfast depends on list? the garage, which we use for
experience in the industry to use. high quality ingredients, such as events like our Oktoberfest cele-
We looked around for a number good thick-cut bacon. Our bis- We love all live music and bration.
of years before we found a place cuits are always made fresh from book everything. We love Blues,
that felt right, and once we found scratch, just like our gravy and Bluegrass, Rock and solo artists What is an average day
it we jumped at the opportunity. pancakes. We don’t use any- that play our open mics. like for you at Union Park
thing out of the box. We use real Wednesday night is Kenosha’s Tavern?
Union Park Tavern does it Buttermilk, Whole Milk, and longest running open mic hosted
all, but can you tell us about Butter, and for other specialty by Mark Paffrath. He’s been run- It starts early and ends late, for
your #1 voted Friday Fish items like our Farmer’s Potatoes ning that virtually throughout sure, but we’re really lucky to
Fry? we use Bacon Grease for the COVID. We also can’t forget Cy have such a great staff to work
cooking. Another big difference Costabile’s long-running Piano with us, especially through the
We knew when we took over is that we grate our hashbrowns Jams on Sunday afternoons. really difficult last few months.
the business that we wanted to from potatoes we cook here. It’s Before COVID, we were also We’re also very fortunate to have
keep the Pete’s Place fish fry just very time consuming, but we expanding to offer music from such loyal customers.
like it was. We use the same don’t buy them pre-made and other genres, such as Punk,
recipes and many of the same raw, as most places do. SKA, and what I would call more What’s next for Union Park
staff still work every Friday night conceptual musicians. We hope Tavern?
and during the week getting What are some of your to continue and draw in more
things prepped. Pete and specialty drinks? musicians from the region, but it We’ve been slowly offering
Brenda, the former owners, can be difficult, for instance, to more and more food, and, hope-
always ran a very clean kitchen During the pandemic we have get Madison, Chicago-based, or fully, by the end of August our
and great operation, so we didn’t been offering cocktail setups to musicians from farther afield, kitchen will be open everyday.
have to make any big changes. go with premade drinks that you because of travel and cost. But We offer sandwiches and soups
We’ve also made some addi- add the liquor to at home, such we’re always working on it. during the week now and Friday
tions, such as cheesecake, soup as Brandy Old-Fashioneds, Fish Fry, Saturday dinner and
and a deep-fried ear of corn on Moscow Mules, and our terrific Sunday Brunch. We hope to add
the cob that a customer sug- Bloody Mary, which is a recipe Saturday Brunch as well.
gested to us. Angie has developed over the
years. They have been very pop-
What else is on the menu? ular. We also have an incredible
We’ve added a full dinner selection of tap beer, including
menu on Saturday nights that many German beers and crafts.
includes Broasted Chicken,
Burgers, Steaks, Pork Schnitzel, You have very lively week-
a Crispy Chicken Sandwich on a nights with lots of entertain-
Biscuit or Belgian Waffle, and ment, tell our readers what
Salads. We plan to open the you have going on?
kitchen seven days a week,
hopefully staring sometime in Pre-COVID, we had music
August, and serve this menu all every night but Mondays, and we
the time. We also plan to start were really expanding the type of
serving Breakfast on Saturday music through our open mics
morning as well. and Sundays with Jess the SKA
Who comes up with the Kid’s show. Since we’ve
menu ideas? reopened, we’ve been taking
Ben usually comes up with the things very slowly. Thankfully,
menu items, such as adding the because it’s summer, we’ve
Pork Schnitzel or developing our been able to have all our bands
Biscuit or Potato Pancake play outside in the Biergarten,
recipes, but Angie also makes where there’s plenty of space for
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at century pub & eatery at down town’r saloon at captain mike’s
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bartender spotlight wntown after dark • downtown after dark • downtown after dark • downtown after dark • downtow
with Sabrina
of Rustic Road Brewing Company, 5706 Sixth Ave.
How long have you been bartending? What do you love about bartending? What do you like to do for fun?
I've been bartending for nine years! I started Everyone has a story. Whether it's having a Yoga, hiking, going out for brunch, or just
bartending at Bull N Bear - now known as cold one after work to unwind, being there laying low and binging a good Netflix series
Kenosha Brewing Co! for someone's bad day or celebrating a and ordering some takeout!
birthday, one of the best parts of bartending
What beer do you recommend that's for me is getting to know people and make Who's your favorite local band?
on tap at Rustic Road? Miss B Haven!
them laugh or smile. I still run into my
I would recommend the Hazelnut Harvest, "regulars" from Bull N Bear! Haven Wells is an incredibly talented
it's our most popular beer on tap and a individual. If you haven't heard her sing,
beer that satisfies all palettes What do you love about come into Rustic Road Monday nights
Downtown Kenosha?
What's the perfect drink/food pairing for Open Mic Night-
at Rustic Road? I love it's forever evolving atmosphere, hosted by Shane Madsen
delicious brunch spots, and going boating
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Brewpub menu with a beer-forward twist
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Serving downtown after dark
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is it the oldest bar in town? 4120 Seventh Ave
262-658-8080
q&a with Kristine Brittich & Justin Sawyer of tg’s
Give us a quick rundown kitchen. We’re updating the over- there’s always something up his Tell us what a day in the life
on the history of TG’s? all look and atmosphere. To put it sleeve. of running one of the most
plainly, this is a new era of TG’s. popular restaurants/bars in
The building was established What can someone expect Kenosha is like?
in 1888, we opened in 1889 and You’re about to launch a when they walk into TG’s for
the doors have never closed. The new menu. Tell us what we the first time? Everyday is something new;
building has operated as a bar, will seeing on that and will thats one thing you can count on
speakeasy, and billiards hall. This you still be serving that I like to think that we’re a nos- in this industry is that it’s an ever
has been a destination spot for famous hot beef? talgic dive bar, without the changing machine. We’re thank-
the who's who of Kenosha, as sketchy crowds some dives ful to see some favorite regulars
well as many celebrities and We will NEVER take the beef attract. We’ve got everything (we’re looking at you Bud-Lite-
politicians such as JFK. off the menu, it’s an iconic staple from great craft brews and cock- Bob & Miller-64-Mary) but also
and has been for over half a cen- tails, to homestyle favorites on we’ve seen an influx of new
What made you want to tury. The new menu is going to the menu. You can expect a faces, and it’s been so refresh-
purchase such a historic bar? be amazing. We’re still going to damn good drink, hot beef, and ing.
offer approachable pub influ- even better service.
It all fell together organically, I enced Americana food, but we’re What weekly events do you
had wanted to get back into the going to take the usual script What is on your cocktail have going on?
food and beverage industry and and absolutely flip it in the best menu? And what inspires it?
TG’s just happened to come up. ways possible. Every Tuesday is Taco Tuesday
I was an avid fan prior, so I The new menu is going to be a and Trivia, and Fridays we have
jumped at the opportunity. How do you come up with small 70s inspired cocktail menu. our classic Wisconsin Fish Fry
your daily food specials? What that means is we’ve got and Karaoke. We also have a
Can you tell us about some cocktails like “Earth, Fruit, and killer brunch on Sundays with
of the improvements you It’s a collaborative effort Fire,” as well as my personal bottomless mimosas and blood-
made, inside and out? between Kristine the owner, favorite “Hello Bourbon, My Old ys.
Frank our kitchen manager and Friend, I’ve Come to Ddrink with
We’ve updated everything Sawyer the general manager. You Again.“ You’ll see some inter- What’s next for TG’s?
from the bar stools, to adding With the amount of passion and esting things like a peach and all- We are excited to see this
more tvs. The biggest change love Sawyer has for this industry, spice infused Tullamore Dew, place change, a general manag-
has been the new hood for the and, wait for it... a Malort egg er who as hard as he tries, has a
white cocktail. natural passion for food and bev-
Come For The Beef, Stay For The Brews erage. Honestly we couldn’t do
People love our old fash- anything without our staff and
4120 7th Ave. • 658-8080 • tgskenosha.com ioneds, they’re iconic. The guests. Long term? New bath-
Open 7 days a week newest hype is behind our tiki rooms, a brand new kitchen, the
inspired cocktail “Why is All the decor will be influenced by the
Meat Loaf Trivia Tuesdays Wednesday Rum Gone.” and the “Summer’s 70s, the history of TG’s and
Monday Garden,” which has a house Kenosha as a whole. We want to
$2 Tacos & Drinks • 50% off for 1st made strawberry, rosemary and take what you thought you knew
& Teacher Responders rhubarb simple syrup. I don’t like about TG’s and make you see
Appreciation Day Free Live Trivia w/ to talk about myself often, but that we’ve only scratched the
All Seltzers $3 having me (Sawyer) heading the surface.
50% off your entire Michelle George at cocktail revamp has been a hard
and fun process of R&D with my
bill for teachers 7pm staff in tow.
Tiki Thursday Every Friday SATURDAY
Fish Fry at 5pm & Karaoke LIVE MUSIC
$8 Craft Tiki Cocktails by TNT Entertainment
Rotating Tiki Bar Bites w/ $5 Old Fashioneds 9pm
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