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I am proud to highlight themomentum we continue to buildas a community, from events thatbring us together to major investments shaping our future. One of the events I am mostexcited about is the second annual Eric Olson Memorial St.Patrick’s Day Parade, scheduledfor 11 a.m. Saturday, March 14,2026. After drawing tens of thousands of visitors to downtownKenosha in its inaugural year, thiscelebration of Irish heritage andcommunity spirit is quickly becoming a beloved tradition. The parade will step off at 50thStreet and Seventh Avenue andproceed south on Sixth Avenue toLibrary Park. I am grateful to ourpartners at Visit Kenosha and theLakeshore Business ImprovementDistrict for helping present thisevent and showcase the energy ofour downtown. Community groups, businessesand residents are invited to participate with floats, marchingbands, dance groups and otherentertainment. Parade applications are available through myoffice or on the City of Kenoshaevents page, with a deadline ofFeb. 13, 2026. Kenosha’s growthis also on full display along ourlakefront with the opening of theKarrick apartment complex, thefirst major development in thenine-block Kenosha HarborDistrict. City officials, project partners and new residentsrecently joined me to celebratethis milestone investment. Karrick is a five-story apartmentcommunity with 158 residentialunits and a full amenity deck,made possible after the removalof a long-vacant bank building.This development represents animportant step forward in theHarbor District’s estimated $450million transformation and reflectsour commitment to thoughtful, forward-looking growth. I am also proud to share thatRealtor.com has ranked Kenoshaas the nation’s hottest housingmarket for December 2025. Thisrecognition speaks to the strongdemand for housing in our city,the quality of life we offer and theconfidence families and investorshave in Kenosha’s future. This national recognition reflectsthe dedication of our city staff, theinnovation of our local businessesand the commitment of majormanufacturers that call Kenoshahome. Our housing initiatives,from expanding options to supporting affordability, are making a real difference. That work includes the launch ofthe Home Kenosha – AffordableLiving, Neighborhood RevivalProgram, a new initiative designedto expand affordable homeownership and reinvigorate neighborhoods across the city. Through apublic-private partnership supported by a $3 million contribution from Uline and matchingcity funds, Home Kenosha willhelp make homeownership moreattainable for hardworking familieswhile strengthening neighborhoods for generations to come. As we build on a proud 175-yearlegacy of industry, resilience andcommunity, I invite residents andvisitors alike to take part in theevents, investments and opportunities that continue toshape our great city. Together, we are building a citythat honors its past while confidently moving toward thefuture. By Mayor David F. BogdalaFrom the Mayor’s deskVol. 19, Issue 1 • Spring 2026Go Downtown Kenosha Magazine is produced by Carmichael Communications in association with Visit Kenosha and Downtown Kenosha Lakeshore Business Improvement District Frank J. Carmichael: Publisher, Carmichael Communications • Jeanette Kelly: President, Lakeshore Business Improvement District • Dennis Duchene: President, Visit Kenosha Madison Giannini: sales • Kim Carmichael: sales • Glen Kelly, Dylan Valenta, Frances Flex: ad design & production • Jason Hedman: editorial manager
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Kenosha Restaurant Week is February 21 - March 1Help us celebrate our community's delicious diningscene by taking part in a record-setting KenoshaRestaurant Week! More than 80 locally ownedrestaurants, supper clubs, cafés, diners, upscalebistros, pubs, and specialty food & beverage shopsthroughout Kenosha County are participating thisyear. About half of these are located in DowntownKenosha. Kenosha Restaurant Week is February 21 - March 1.Are you craving BBQ, Burgers, Pizza, or Sushi? Howabout Chinese, Indian, Italian, or Mexican? Icecream? Popcorn? Donuts? You’ll find all theseoptions and more at the participating venues!Explore new places to dine, return to a favoriteplace, try something new at your go-to restaurant, orjust show your support to our local restaurants.Each venue creates their own discounted menus orspecial offers. There are Daily Breakfast/Brunch,Weekend Brunch, Lunch, and Dinner specials.There’s a Sweets, Treats & Drinks category. Thereare also some Family-Style Meals, Take & Bake/HeatMeals, and Vegan/Vegetarian options. Menus specifyif specials are available for dine-in only or carryout.Simply visit/order from participating restaurantsbetween February 21 and March 1 and ask for thespecial Restaurant Week menu; no tickets, passesor coupons are required. The restaurants will beoffering both their special Restaurant Week menuand their regular menu. It’s recommended to make areservation if the place takes them. At VisitKenosha.com/RW, find the list of participatingvenues & menus, Dine & Give opportunities, andmore details. Visit Kenosha is the sole producer of KenoshaRestaurant Week with participation open exclusivelyto its Tourism Partner businesses. Visit Kenosha hasbeen Kenosha’s official travel resource for 40 years.By Meridith Jumisko, Public Relations Director at Visit Kenosha
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DT2024-2PIZZABy the SliceNYC Slice Shop513 57th StreetOpen Fri. & Sat. 11-10 • Sun. 11-5 Tues., Wed. & Thur. 11-8 • Closed MondaysWhole Pizzas AvailableOpen for Lunch + DinnerPIZZA$4.50-$5.00Grab + Goor Dine in$4.50-$5.00Grab + Goor Dine inBy the SliceDT2026-1Open Thursday through Sunday518 56th Street • Downtown KenoshaDT2024-3Celebrating20 YearsDowntown!DT2026-1Page 10 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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For a very long time, the people ofDowntown Kenosha have been calling fora grocery store. Well, we have some ofour needs met at Ved’s Mini-Mart, locatedin the Metra train station at 5414 13thAve. With a large supply of all the essentials, Ved’s opens Monday throughSaturday at 5am and Sundays at 6am,and are open until 10pm every night!Ved’s Mini Mart, located right on our electric streetcar line, is evolving everyday, bringing in new products, and working on idea of serving hot food on aregular basis. They currently offer somehot food, but you gotta get it quick! The soup and sandwiches are so tasty,they sell out quickly! Owner Shaik andCandance Javeed are looking forward tobringing on more hot food menu items inthe coming months. If you forgot to geteggs, looking for a little snack, or want toget this week’s Powerball ticket, theyhave you covered. They also acceptEBT/Snap benefits and have hot coffeeready before you hop on the train. Ved’s Mini-Mart provides grocery needs DowntownPage 12 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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Kenosha Public MarketWinter EditionSaturdays, 10am - 2pmKemper CenterKenosha WinterHarborMarketSaturdays, 9am - 1pmWomen’s Club of KenoshaKenosha Comedy Club Fridays and SaturdaysWyndham Garden HotelMuseum Munchkins Wed, 9:30am-10amKenosha Public MuseumBrewery ToursSaturdays, 1pm-3pmPublic Brewing CompanyPilates with AngieTuesdays, 6am-7amKemper Center•••••••••••••••Wagons Awaynew exhibit atKenosha History CenterSnow Daze FestivalFebruary 7Ktown Connect Podcast LiveFeb 9, 6pm-9pmThe Port of KenoshaBeverage HouseLakeside PlayersPresent: 25th AnnualPutnam County SpellingBeeSelect dates, Feb 13 - Mar 1Rhode Center for the ArtsGalentine’s ThemedCocktail ClassFeb 13, 7pmElan Events VenueCasino Night(Firefighters CAREfundraiser)Feb 13, 7pm-10pmStella Hotel & BallroomValentine’s with Betsy & KatieFeb 14, 7pm-9pmWhite LilacCrafts and Drafts: IndoorMaker’s MarketFeb 15, 11am-3pmPublic Brewing CompanySports Card ShowFeb 15, 12pm-4pmKenosha Public MuseumBanned Book ClubFeb 15, 4:30pm-6pmBlue House BooksLakeshore BID Monthly MeetingFeb 17, 8:30amWyndham Garden HotelA Streetcar Named DesireFeb 20 - 22Circa on 7thAuthor Talks with TomZoellnerFeb 20, 12pm-1pmCivil War MuseumWhile It Lasts closingreceptionFeb 21, 6pm-9pmLemon Street GalleryHome Espresso ClassFeb 21, 4pm-5:30pmEast View Coffee CoMilitary Miniature GamingFeb 21, 1pmCivil War MuseumHistoric Military GamingFeb 21, 10am-4pmFeb 22, 12pm-3pmCivil War MuseumKenosha RestaurantWeekFeb 21 - Mar 1Ktown Connects PodcastLiveFeb 28, 3pm-7pmUnion Park TavernLeona Lionheart Savesthe WorldMar 7, 1pm-2pmKenosha Public MuseumHistory in BloomMar 8, 12:30pmCivil War MuseumDowntown eventsThis is a sampling of upcoming events taking place in Downtown Kenosha and at the Lake Michigan shore. All information is subject to change.More on page 16WEEKDAY FUNMONDAYS• Trivia Night at Captain Mike’s• Open Mic at 58 Below • Karaoke at Rustic Road BrewingTUESDAYS• Beer Bingo at Captain Mike’s• Trivia & Karaoke at Union Park TavernWEDNESDAYS• Spirit Shakers at Public Brewing Co• Beer Bingo at Rustic Road• Karaoke at 58 Below THURSDAYS• Music Bingo at Rustic Road Brewing• Trivia at Public Brewing • Open Mic at KenoshaCreative SpaceFRIDAYS• Trivia Night at Rustic Road Brewing• Free Book Fridays at Studio Moonfall
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Downtown eventsThe Downtown Kenosha ParkingStructure is a FREE parking garagelocated along Eighth Avenue between56th and 57th Streets. Spaces are available every day, with overflow parkingmade available for special events.Amenities include elevators to the upperlevels, accessible spaces, motorcyclespaces, and two electric car chargingspaces (2-hour limit in charging stalls).Once you’ve parked, hop on the ElectricStreetcar to visit three of our public museums, many shops and restaurants, the lakefront and more!Free Parking!Ktown ConnectsPodcast LiveMar 10, 6pm-9pmPublic Brewing CoLakeside Playerspresents: She KillsMonstersSelect dates:Mar 13 - 29Rhode Center for theArtsSt. Patrick’s DayParadeMarch 14Paul Bronson AcousticMar 14, 6:30pm1844 Table & MashBanned Book ClubMar 15, 4:30pm-6pmBlue House BooksLakeshore BID MonthlyMeetingMar 17, 8:30amWyndham Garden HotelWomen in STEMMar 21, 10am-3pmKenosha Public Museum42nd Annual DorianGray Art ShowMar 21, 7pm58 BelowKtown ConnectsPodcast LiveMar 21, 4pm-8pmFranks DinerWatercolor USA HonorSociety ExhibitOpens April 5Anderson Arts CenterMilitary History &Hobbies Swap MeetApr 11, 8am-3pmAmerican Legion 21Banned Book ClubApr 19, 4:30pm-6pmBlue House BooksLakeshore BID MonthlyMeetingApr 21, 8:30amWyndham Garden HotelWisconsin MarathonApr 25, 7amKenosha Book FestivalApr 26, 10am-3pm5031 7th AveGrand TourApr 26, 1pm-4pmKemper CenterMuseum workshopsmuseums.kenosha.org(262) 653-4140The Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858 Tuesdays February 17, 24 and March 3 (This virtual classmeets three times) 6-8pm$48 members, $60 non-members (members receive a 20%discountAcrylic Painting: Beginners and Beyond II Saturdays, February 21st- March 14th (4 weeks)10:30- 12:30 pm$80 members, $100 non-members (members receive a 20%discount) Fused Glass: 2 Suncatcher rods Thursday, February 196- 8:30 pm$60 members, $75 non-members (members receive a 20%discount) Supply fee is included in the price Wet Felt SoapThursday, February 26th6-8 pm$44 members, $55 non-members (members receive a 20%discount) Supply fee is included in the priceGolden Wire Wrapped Jewelry Set Saturday, March 2110:30 am-12:30 pm$44 members, $55 non-members (members receive a 20%discount) Supply fee is included in the priceSpark! at The Kenosha Public Museums3rd Friday of the Month, 2:00-3:00pm SPARK! is a monthly program for individuals in early to midstages of memory loss and their caregivers. To registercontact Doug Dammann at 262-653-4432. Page 16 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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Music straight from HavenThere are some people in Downtown Kenosha whodon’t just run a business — they quietly changelives. Haven B. Fair is one of those people.Haven taught in KUSD and Harmony Music School,working with hundreds of students across grade levels. Those experiences shaped her empathy — notjust for students, but for parents and educators navigating a system that isn’t always built for everylearner.Haven’s journey as an educator spans publicschools, private instruction, and now her own independent studio, the Havenly Arts Studio at 705 50thStreet. Here, lessons are personalized, flexible, andhuman-centered. Her focus is on piano, voice, guitar,bass, ukulele, drums, strings, and brass.Haven saw clear gaps in traditional music education:rigid performance expectations, limited inclusivity,and environments that unintentionally push somestudents out. Havenly Arts Studio was built to counter that.Haven’s long-term vision is simple and powerful: toforever be an outlet for the outcasts. She wantsevery student to leave knowing that failure is part ofthe process — and that finding your own sound is farmore important than sounding like anyone else.Every eight weeks, Haven hosts a Student Spotlight,giving students a chance to perform in a relaxed,supportive environment. These aren’t high-pressurerecitals — they’re celebrations.Parents gather. Students cheer for each other.Confidence grows.Haven sees it clearly: when students have a goal towork toward, their dedication increases. Practicebecomes meaningful. Music becomes shared.Choosing Downtown Kenosha wasn’t accidental.Haven has always lived near Lake Michigan andsees downtown as a natural meeting point — geographically and culturally. Between lessons, shewalks the streets, connects with neighboring businesses, and builds relationships that turn into collaboration.To Haven, the arts are essential to downtown vitalitybecause they bring diversity — of age, genre, background, and experience.Beyond teaching, Haven performs as Miss B Haven,blending alternative jazz, funk, and soul, and drumswith the nationally touring band Would You Kindly?Her years of classical training, open mic experiences, and songwriting journey all inform how sheteaches today.Students benefit from her real-world experience —from Summerfest stages to touring stories — andfrom seeing what’s possible when passion becomesa lifestyle.It’s clear how far she’s come — and how deeplyrooted her work is in this community.Haven hopes to expand into songwriting workshops,looper pedal sessions, and new creative offerings.But she embraces the unknown.As she puts it, she never knows who will walkthrough her door next — or how music will continueto shape her life.And she’s happy to be here.Story and photos by Donny Stancato, Visit KensohaPage 18 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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For the past two years, ClearSkyRehabilitation Hospital of Kenoshahas helped ensure that residentscan receive specialized medicalrehabilitation close to home. The 39-bed facility is locatedbetween 8th and Sheridan in theKMH Palmer Tower. It providesadvanced care for individualsrecovering from disabling injuriesor illnesses, including strokes,brain injuries, hip fractures, spinalinjuries, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and other medically-complex conditions. ClearSky Kenosha is the only freestanding medical rehabilitationhospital serving Kenosha andRacine counties, offering a hospital-based alternative to nursinghome rehabilitation. The hospitaltreats about 650 people annually.“By offering advanced rehabilitation in Kenosha, patients and theirfamilies don’t have to travel tocities like Milwaukee for specialized care,” says Josh Luke, CEOof ClearSky Kenosha. “That helpsreduce the logistical, financial, andemotional burdens that often comewith long-distance care, such astime away from work, transportation challenges, and overnightstays. And it allows patients toenhance continuity of care by continuing to see doctors in their owncommunity.” At the hospital, a highly trainedhealthcare team provides patientswith 24/7 nursing care, along witha minimum of 15 hours a week ofphysical, occupational, or speechtherapy as needed. “Our goal is to help patients regainindependence so they can safelyreturn to their homes and dailyactivities,” Luke says. ClearSky Kenosha features all private rooms, a rehabilitative gymwith specialized equipment, a dining room for patients and visitors,and an activities of daily livingspace to provide patients therapyin rooms that emulate home conditions. Care is coordinated by aphysician-led interdisciplinaryhealthcare team that includesrehabilitation nurses; physical,occupational, and speech therapists; case managers; respiratorytherapists; dietitians; and otherhealthcare professionals workingtogether to support each patient’srecovery.ClearSky Rehabilitation Hospital of Kenosha provides local, expert rehabilitation At ClearSKy Rehabilitation Hospital of Kenosha, 6308 Eighth Ave., some paitients rooms include this beautiful view of Lake Michigan. Page 20 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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Align Wellness Collective is athoughtfully curated destination forwhole-person wellness, bringing adiverse range of healing modalities together under one roof. Builton collaboration, the Collectiveunites skilled practitioners with ashared mission: to help individualslive with greater balance, intention, and vitality.Through movement, bodywork,mindset support, IV therapy, andcontrast therapy, each practitioneroffers a distinct layer of care. Together, these services create acomprehensive wellness experience that supports deeper selfconnection, sustainable health,and meaningful personal transformation.At Align, each modality isdesigned to complement the next,creating integrated pathways forhealing and growth that extendbeyond what any single practicecan provide. Wellness is amplifiedthrough collaboration—whereexpert care, shared intention, andcommunity connection worktogether to support lasting change.More than a studio or a spa, AlignWellness Collective is a spacedesigned for connection andgrowth. It is an environment wherepeople come to invest in themselves, explore new practices, andfeel supported throughout theirwellness journey. Community is anessential part of the experience,strengthening the impact of eachservice and helping individualsfeel grounded, present, andempowered.Rooted in Kenosha, AlignWellness Collective is committedto uplifting the local community itserves. Through intentional partnerships with local makers, artists,and small businesses, theCollective’s boutique reflects thecreativity and character of thearea—keeping its impact meaningful and its support closeto home.The Wellness Collective offers awide range of services designed torestore, rejuvenate, and realignthe self. Guests can experiencecontrast therapy, red light andinfrared treatments, lymphaticmassage, traditional and prenatalmassage, mind-body healing, andconsciousness-based coaching.In addition to treatment spaces,Align features a Movement Studio,a locally curated boutique, andwelcoming areas to gather, learn,and connect. The Collective continues to evolve—offering amodern sanctuary for holistic wellness, collaboration, and intentional living.Align on your wellness journeyWinter parking Downtown Kenosha and beyondDuring the winter season, pleasetake a moment to review the city’salternate-side parking regulations,which help keep streets clear andsafe during winter weather.Alternate-side parking is in effectthrough March 31. Between 1 a.m.and 6 a.m., motorists must followthese guidelines:On odd-calendar dates (example:1st, 3rd, 5th), park on the side ofthe street where buildings haveodd-numbered addresses (example: 5101, 4803).On even-calendar dates (example:2nd, 16th, 24th), park on the sideof the street where buildings haveeven-numbered addresses (example: 2102, 4804).Alternate-side parking does notapply to blocks where parking islimited to only one side, or onboulevard.Please check posted signage andstay aware of calendar dates.Snow emergency declarations willbe announced through the city’swebsite, official social media channels and local news outlets.
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The Orpheum Theatre has stoodat the heart of downtown Kenoshafor more than a century. In 1922,Kenosha would gain a true “moviepalace” that reflected both civicambition and cultural pride. Thatambition was largely driven bybrothers Edward and Fred Dayton,prominent local businessmen.After Edward returned from WorldWar I, he believed Kenosha needed major institutions—a luxuryhotel and a world-class theater—to compete with Milwaukee andChicago. Though their hotel plans initiallystalled, the Daytons reentered thetheater business and, with partners, built the Orpheum Theatre ata cost of $400,000. It opened onMarch 14, 1922, dazzling audiences with a lavish FrenchRenaissance interior that contrasted sharply with its modest exterior.Gold accents, velvet drapes, silkwallpaper, and a $20,000 Bartonorgan made the OrpheumKenosha’s first true movie palace. From the start, the Orpheum positioned itself as both a cultural andmoral force. Management promised family-friendly programmingand emphasized modern ventilation systems in the wake of therecent Spanish flu pandemic. Theopening night featured the U.S.debut of Smiling Through, and thetheater soon hosted silent films,vaudeville, roadshows, and latersound pictures. By 1924, the Orpheum buildingwas described as “a veritable cityin itself,” housing shops, offices,studios, and services alongsidethe theater. Ownership and management shifted repeatedly overthe decades. Fox Theaters brieflyrenamed it the Lake Theatre, butthe Orpheum name returned in1933 with a lavish gala completewith celebrity impersonators. Through the 1940s and 1950s, theOrpheum adapted to changingtastes, hosting talent competitions,special promotions, celebrityappearances, and communityevents—even as television begandrawing audiences away. Creativegimmicks, from free kitchen utensils to midnight “Voodoo Parties,”were used to keep seats filled. By the 1960s, downtown Kenoshafaced broader challenges. Trafficchanges, youth culture, and suburban shopping centers threatenedtraditional businesses. Longtimemanager Wallace Konrad becamea vocal advocate for downtownvitality before retiring in 1967. Despite successful runs like TheSound of Music, the theaterincreasingly struggled. Crime incidents, aging infrastructure, andshifts toward adult programmingmarked the late 1960s and early1970s. By 1975, after UnitedArtists stepped away and ownerBernie Chulew purchased thebuilding, the Orpheum closed as amovie theater. New owners continued to seepotential in the Orpheum.Developers rehabilitated storefronts and offices, while community figures kept its spirit alivethrough art shows and events. In1988, a brief but legendary rebirthas a concert venue brought punk,metal, and alternative acts—including the SmashingPumpkins—to its stage, cementingthe Orpheum’s place in localmusic lore. The building endured years ofuncertainty and narrowly escapeddemolition in the early 1990sthanks to preservationists like LouRugani and Merike Phillips.Declared a local landmark in1993, the Orpheum was renovatedand triumphantly reopened in1995 as a budget cinema—thoughthat revival was short-lived, endingin closure by 2000. Though the theater remains darktoday, its story mirrors Kenoshaitself: cycles of ambition, decline,reinvention, and enduring hopethat the grand old theater will onceagain shine.Flashback — Seeing the great potential at the OrpheumA flashback to the glory days of the Orpheum Theater is teased in the 1999 film “The Great Ride”Page 26 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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For a fun ramp through nostalgia,stop in and meet mother son TeamAdam Gonzales and Tracy Krisor atSeventh Avenue Vintage & Vinyl,5702 Seventh Ave.Adam grew up, traipsing through fleamarkets and rummage sales with hismom and quickly learned to be askilled treasure hunter. For years they’ve been doing pop-upevents and festivals, they absolutelylove the vibe and meeting new peoplefrom all walks of life that share theirlove of all things vintage Tracy specializes in items from the 60s 70s and80s Adam in things from the 80s 90sand early 2000s. At their well curated store, you willfind pop culture, home decor, clothing,jewelry, vinyl records and more. Everywhere you look there’s something that brings you back to a specialtime or place. The store is well organized and fun toshop. Stop in and meet Tracy andAdam today.Dive into the treasures at Downtown Kenosha’s newest vintage shop
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This is the second part of a two-part series, continued from ourprevious issue St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church(5900 7th Ave)St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church isthe oldest church building inKenosha (built 1872–1879) and afine Gothic Revival limestonestructure with a clock-tower andbattlements.Founded in April 1840, St.Matthew’s Episcopal Church isanother of Kenosha’s pioneer congregations – in fact, it was organized by missionary Bishop JacksonKemper and was the fourthEpiscopal parish established in theentire old Northwest Territory. Theyoung congregation built a smallframe chapel in 1841, originallylocated where the county courthouse stands today. After the CivilWar, as Kenosha grew, theEpiscopalians set their sights on agrander permanent church. Theypurchased a lot adjacent to what isnow Library Park in 1871, at theheart of the city’s 19th-century residential district. Construction of thepresent church began in 1872, todesigns by architect A. H. Ellwoodof Aurora, Illinois, and continued(with some interruptions) for sevenyears.St. Matthew’s church was completed in 1879, making it the oldestsurviving church edifice inKenosha County. Fittingly, the cornerstone of this storied buildingwas laid by Bishop Kemper himself, and the church was consecrated once finished.Architecturally, St. Matthew’s is agem of Gothic Revival design. Thestructure is built from locally-quarried Racine limestone combinedwith Joliet (Illinois) limestone, giving a two-tone gray exterior.Buttresses line the walls, and atthe southeast corner rises asquare bell tower complete with aclock face and louvered belfry.Inside, the church gained a noteworthy Ernest M. Skinner pipeorgan in 1926.Bradford Community ChurchUnitarian Universalist (5810 8thAvenue)At 5810 8th Avenue stands ahandsome red-roofed limestonechurch that has lived several lives.Today it is known as BradfordCommunity Church (UnitarianUniversalist), but it began its life in1907 as Henry M. SimmonsMemorial Church, a Unitarian congregation with a trailblazing pastor.The church’s founding ministerwas Florence Buck, who in 1901became the first woman to serveas a pastor in Kenosha. Buck – agraduate of Meadville TheologicalSchool in Chicago – was instrumental not only in gathering theUnitarian congregation but also indesigning the church building tosuit their liberal Christian worship.Architect N. Max Dunning, aKenosha native, was hired to execute the plans, producing a solidGothic Revival structure of graystone that was completed in 1907.Its features include pointed-archwindows, a crenelated squaretower at one corner, and a heavyrusticated stone exterior – all characteristic of the Gothic style.The congregation thrived in theearly 20th century, but in 1929, theCity of Kenosha purchased thebuilding to convert it into a publiclibrary for children. Renamed theBoys and Girls Library, it openedon April 12, 1929, as Wisconsin’sfirst dedicated children’s library(and only the third such library inthe United States). For the next 50years, this building was filled withbookshelves rather than pews.The library eventually closed in1979 after a new public library wasbuilt. The elegant old building thensaw a period of private ownership:during the 1980s it housed variousrestaurants and nightspots, takingon unexpected new identities evenas its architecture remained intact.Recognition of its historic valuecame in 1980, when it was addedto the National Register of HistoricPlaces under the name “Boys andGirls Library”.In 1993, the story came full circle:Kenosha’s Unitarian Universalistcongregation reacquired the building, restoring it to use as a houseof worship. The congregationrenamed itself BradfordCommunity Church in honor ofeducator Mary. Downtown Kenosha’s steeples of faith: A historical tour of our many churchesstory continues on page 34
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Kingdom Word Global ImpactMinistries (5624 6th Avenue)Just a few doors down fromDayBreak, another new congregation has taken root: Kingdom WordGlobal Impact Ministries. KingdomWord is a Pentecostal/charismaticministry led by Pastor David C.Montgomery, who founded thechurch after decades in ministryelsewhere . In the span of a fewyears, Kingdom Word has grownrapidly. By 2022, it had established a second campus inMilwaukee while maintaining itsmain campus in Kenosha, livingup to the “Global Impact” in itsname. The church emphasizes vibrantprayer, “prophetic teaching,” andbelief in “miracles, signs and wonders” as a normal part of contemporary faith.Freedom Worship Ministries(1024 60th Street)A short walk west from SixthAvenue, near Civic Center Park, isFreedom Worship Ministries. Thisindependent church is another relatively recent addition to downtown’s religious scene. It wasfounded and is led by PastorTimias D. Johnson Sr., withAssistant Pastor Patricia A.Hudson as co-founder. FreedomWorship Ministries does not occupy a grand historic sanctuary;instead, it uses a simple building(formerly commercial) to create anintimate space for praise andpreaching. The church holds itsworship services on Sundays at10:30 a.m. in this location, fillingthe downtown streets with gospelmusic each week.As the name suggests, FreedomWorship emphasizes a liberating,Spirit-led approach to church. Itsworship style is often described aslively and passionate, in the veinof modern Pentecostal or nondenominational churches. accessible to anyone in the urban coreseeking a church family. Iglesia La Familia de Dios (520 58th Street)Sharing space in an office buildingon 58th Street is Iglesia LaFamilia de Dios, a Spanish-speaking church whose name means“The Family of God Church. LaFamilia de Dios is a PentecostalChristian congregation servingKenosha’s growing Latino community. The church identifies as“Pentecostés en Kenosha”, indicating its Pentecostal denomination and emphasizing lively, HolySpirit-focused worship.Iglesia La Familia de Dios contributes significantly to downtownKenosha’s faith life today by ministering in Spanish – a reminderthat the city’s religious landscapeis now multilingual and multicultural. The Furnace House of Prayer(520 58th Street, 3rd Floor)On the third floor of the same 58thStreet building, one finds TheFurnace House of Prayer – a verydifferent kind of ministry. TheFurnace (as members often call it)is not a traditional church but aprayer house inspired by theInternational House of Prayermovement. Established in the late2010s, the Furnace House ofPrayer is dedicated to continuousworship and intercessory prayer.Its vision is to “stir a generation tobe catalysts for His presence,”and it provides a space wherepeople from any church (or nochurch) can come to pray, worshipwith music, and seek spiritualrenewal. The ministry’s nameevokes the biblical “prayer furnace” – a place of burning passionfor God.Holy Spirit Community Church(5900 11th Avenue)Holy Spirit Community Church wasstarted in 2003 by three familieswho felt called by God to plant anew church in Kenosha. From thebeginning, they emphasizedreliance on the guidance of theHoly Spirit – even choosing thechurch’s name after much prayerto signify that “this is the Father’schurch” and they would followGod’s lead in all things.Holy Spirit Community Church isnon-denominational, and theatmosphere is intentionally informal and welcoming. Over the pasttwo decades, Holy SpiritCommunity has found its niche as“a small church focused on closerelationships”. The church alsoruns ministries like Bible studies(including a women’s Bible studygroup) and a GriefShare supportprogram for the ereaved, extending its care to the wider community.By Gary Schneebergercontinued from page 32Downtown Kenosha’s churches remind us that the city’s soul istended in many houses – from ornate sanctuaries of stone tohumble rooms above storefronts – yet all are united to guide,uplift, and bring together the community in faith.
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Kenosha to celebrate Irish heritage with the return of theEric Olson Memorial St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 14The vibrant spirit of Ireland willonce again fill the streets of downtown Kenosha as the Eric OlsonMemorial St. Patrick’s Day Paradereturns on Saturday, March 14,2025. Following a wildly successfuldebut last year, this year’s paradepromises to be more spectacularwith a variety of floats, musicalacts and entertainment that showcase Kenosha’s Irish spirit. Theparade is presented by the City ofKenosha, Visit Kenosha and theLakeshore Business ImprovementDistrict, with support from areabusinesses and organizations. Festivities begin at 9:30 a.m., witha 2KM Guinness fun run organizedby the Kenosha RunningCompany. The race begins nearCaptain Mike’s, 5118 SixthAvenue, and heads south throughthe heart of downtown. Runnershave the challenge of enjoying apint of Guinness at three stationsalong the route: Captain Mike’s,Swedes, Cut Stone Foods andback to Captain Mike’s. Then get ready for the pre-paradeat 10:45 a.m., starting at the intersection of 50th Street and SeventhAvenue, featuring an exciting lineup of motorcycles, squad cars, fireengines, and an antique locomotive. The parade route travelsthrough the heart of downtown,ending at Library Park.This year’s parade will featurespecial guests including theAmerican Legion Post 21 ColorGuard and an antique locomotiveowned by Kenosha County Voiture410 of the Honor Society ofAmerican Veterans. This historiclocomotive was constructed byWorld War I veterans and hasbeen a cherished symbol in ourcommunity since its service beganin September 1941.We are honored to have MayorDavid Bogdala serving as theparade Grand Marshal, alongsidemany Alderpersons from the Cityof Kenosha. Mick Kelly, paradecommittee chairman and proudnative of Ireland, will ensure thatour Irish spirit shines throughevery aspect of this event. Lookfor the newly crowned 2026 MissKenosha, along with CountyExecutive Samantha Kerkman andother local dignitaries in theparade lineup. Adding to the festive atmospherewill be Those Funny Little People,who will entertain attendees withtheir whimsical Irish characters.The Kenosha Pops Band will perform Irish-themed piecesincluding \"I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover,” “When IrishEyes are Smiling” and “The NotreDame Victory March.”Float entries will be judged prior tothe parade and winning floats willbe announced as they pass by thereviewing stands in VeteransMemorial Park outside City Hall. For the latest updates on paradeinformation, visit the City’s news page on the web site:www.kenosha.org
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As we turn the pagefrom the holiday seasonand begin to welcomethe longer days ahead,I want to take amoment to reflect onwhat was truly aremarkable winter inDowntown Kenosha.The winter monthsalways bring somethingspecial to our lakefront,but this year felt especially bright — both inlights and in communityspirit.Lighting UpDowntown KenoshaOur Lightin’ UpDowntown season wasa shining example ofwhat makes this districtso unique. From themoment the lights wentup, Downtown wastransformed into aplace where familiesgathered, visitors lingered, and local businesses benefitted fromthe warmth and energythat the season brings— even in the coldestmonths.It was a joy to see families gathered atVeterans Memorial Parkfor the official tree lighting, a moment that captured everything welove about the seasonin Downtown Kenosha.This year’s celebrationfelt even more specialwith a bigger andbrighter holiday treestanding proudly as acenterpiece along thelakefront — a symbol ofthe growth and excitement continuing to buildin our district.But the true showstopper this winter was thespectacular drone lightshow over the harbor.Watching hundreds ofsynchronized dronespaint the night sky withdazzling holidayimagery was a modernmilestone for DowntownKenosha, blending ourhistoric charm with aforward-looking energy.It created a sharedmoment of awe for residents and visitors alike,reminding us thatDowntown can honortradition while alsoembracing bold newexperiences.The holiday lighting display was more thandécor. It was a statement: DowntownKenosha is alive, welcoming, and growing.Initiatives like thesedon’t happen by accident. They happenthrough collaboration —between business owners, sponsors, volunteers, organizatoins,the City of Kenosha,and every resident whochooses to shop, dine,and celebrate locally.On behalf of the BID, Iwant to extend sincerethanks to everyone whohelped make this season possible, especiallyour generous sponsorsand community partners who continue tobelieve in Downtown’sfuture.A Downtown Built onMomentumWinter is often seen asa quieter season, butwhat we experiencedthis year was momentum.Downtown businessesstayed busy. New facesvisited. Families madetraditions here. Andperhaps most importantly, we were reminded that DowntownKenosha is not just adestination — it’s theheart of our community.That momentum carriesus forward.Looking Ahead: St.Patrick’s Day inDowntown KenoshaNow, we look towardone of the most excitingand newer celebrationsof the spring: St.Patrick’s Day.After the success oflast year's event,excitement is high for2026 - this event bringsan incredible sense ofenergy into the district— with music, community pride, local gathering, and an unmistakable spirit of fun. Wecan't wait for DowntownKenosha to come aliveagain in green as people line the streets,support local establishments, and celebratetogether.Winter lights, community spirit, and what’s next for Downtown Kenoshastory continues on page 42
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The BID is thrilled to supportthis signature event onceagain, and we’re already hardat work alongside partnersand organizers to ensure thatthis year’s celebration is bigger, better, and filled with reasons to spend the dayDowntown.Whether you’re attending theparade, enjoying a meal withfriends, or stopping into one ofour many shops and pubs, St.Patrick’s Day is a reminder ofwhat Downtown does best:bringing people together.Get Involved in Downtown KenoshaAs President of the DowntownKenosha BusinessImprovement District, one ofthe most common questions Ihear from business ownersis: “How can I help makeDowntown even better?”The answer is simple — getinvolved. And right now is theperfect time.The BID is powered by dedicated volunteers and businessleaders working through ouractive committees. Each oneplays a direct role in strengthening, promoting, and enhancing our downtown district:• Events & Outreach helpsspotlight Downtown businesses, events, and promotions.Recent efforts have drivenmajor growth in onlineengagement, and the committee continues to schedule content, gather updated photography, and promote local specials.• Streets &Beautification focuses onkeeping Downtown welcomingand vibrant through projectslike adding additional trashcans, coordinating springclean-up efforts, and workingwith the city on new ideassuch as activating downtownalleyways.• Business Support will beavailable to welcome and helpnew businesses that opendowntown• BVIP will reopen applicationsfor the incredibly successfulfacade program in 2026If you have any interest injoining a committee, we wouldlove to have you involved. Allare welcome. Committeemeetings are held atthe Wyndham on the thirdTuesday of every month, andyour voice and ideas canmake a real impact.Downtown Kenosha continuesto grow because of the peoplewho show up — and this isyour chance to be part ofwhat’s next.Thank You for Being Part of DowntownAs President of the DowntownKenosha BusinessImprovement District, I amcontinually grateful for thededication of our businesscommunity and the support ofresidents who make this district thrive in every season.From the glow of winter lightsto the excitement of springcelebrations ahead, DowntownKenosha continues to grow asa place of connection, culture,and community. We can’t waitto see you in DowntownKenosha.By Jeanette KellyPresident, LakeshoreBusinessImprovementDistrictcontinued from page 40 Look Who’s Downtown!Page 42 Downtown Kenosha 2026, Vol. 19 Issue #1 #godowntownkenosha Online at Hap2it.com
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What makes being in business in Downtown Kenosha unique?We are a close knit bunch of businesses downtown, we work together tohelp drive business to each other. What’s good for one is usually good forall. Where do you see Downtown Kenosha 5 years from now?I’m excited to see the new developments and new businesses coming in.In 5 years, the downtown should be booming! Meet the new Lakeshore Business Improvement District board membersThe Kenosha Lakeshore BID was created by the City of Kenosha in 1986 to allow businesses to develop, manage and promote Downtown Kenosha. The BID Board meets on the third Tuesday at theWyndham Garden Hotel in Downtown Kenosha at 8:30am. Meetings are open to the public.With Chuck Nelson, of Rustic Road Brewing Company (pictured at right with wife, Michelle)What motivated you to give up some of your time to serve on the BID board?What motivated me to serve on the BID board was a genuine desire to giveback to the Downtown Kenosha community that has supported our businesses so strongly. As a local business owner, I see firsthand how collaboration,advocacy, and thoughtful planning can make a real difference in the successand vitality of our downtown.Being involved on the BID board allows me to have a voice in shaping a thriving, welcoming environment for both businesses and visitors, while supporting initiatives that strengthen economic growth, community ngagement, and long-term sustainability. It’s important to me to help ensure downtown continues to be a place where small businesses can grow, families can gather, and the community can take pride in where they live and shop.Serving on the BID board feels like a meaningful way to invest time and energy into the future of Downtown Kenosha—supporting not just my ownbusinesses, but the success of our entire downtown district.With Jenni Zoerner, co-woner of Magnolia Bridal Boutique and Station on Sixth (pictured right with husband, Mike)What are some of the goals you hope to achieve as part of the BID board in the next year?I’m really excited about some of the initiatives the BID board is working on—like adding more garbage cans, continuing the BVIP program, and activating alleyways. In a recent survey, many downtown businesses shared that they could use extra support inareas like marketing. One of my personal goals is to help connectbusinesses with the resources they need so our downtown can continue to grow and thrive.What makes being in business in Downtown Kenosha unique?Downtown Kenosha is an exceptional community and a powerfulexample of renewal and growth. The concentration of small, family-owned businesses is unlike any city I’ve ever seen, and the collaboration and support among them make it an ideal place for ourbusiness to thrive.With Jandel Kelly-Tagliapietra, co-owner of Cut Stone Wood-Fired Pizza (pictured with husband Riki, and Hat Trick)
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Hello! I’m Abby Huff, a community development specialist withthe City of Kenosha. I’ve beenasked to write this quarterly column and share a few thoughtsand updates with you, so here Iam, happy to be part of the conversation.Before I start offering reflectionsand ideas, I want to share a littleabout where I come from. I grewup in Algona, Iowa, if you haven’theard of it, you’re in good company. It’s a rural north-centralIowa community rooted in agriculture and manufacturing, but italso has a charming historicdowntown filled with character,small shops, and, in my opinion,the best pizza/Mexican restaurant in the Midwest. My dadowned a pharmacy on MainStreet when I was young, whichis probably where my love fordowntowns first took root.I hold a BA in Interior Designand an MFA in HistoricPreservation. Before graduateschool, I ran my own interiordesign business and workedpart-time as both a barista andat an independent bookstore.Those experiences gave me afirsthand understanding of howsmall businesses operate, howmuch they contribute to community life, and why preserving andstrengthening downtown business districts matters so deeply.For the past decade, I’ve workedwith downtowns through theMain Street America framework,and I’m thrilled to bring thatexperience to Kenosha. Thiscommunity captivated me fromthe moment I visited a friendhere in 2023. I remember tellingher, “You live where peoplevacation.” When I was offeredthe position with the city, I askedmyself whether I could truly seea future here, and the answerwas an easy yes. Now, I’m focused on buildingupon the strong foundationKenosha already has. I’m supporting the BID and helpingstrengthen the connectionbetween downtown and city government, with the goal of ensuring Kenosha remains a placewhere both residents and visitorswant to spend time and supportsmall businesses.Looking ahead, 2026 will be asignificant year for the City ofKenosha as we begin updatingthe Comprehensive Plan andrewriting the zoning ordinance.Both efforts will shape thelong-term future of our community, and I’m excited to help inthat work.By Abby HuffFrom the Mind of Abby Huff, a part preservationist, part Downtown hype-woman, all about charming communitiesAbby Huff is the communitydevelopment specialist with the City of KenoshaLook Who’s Downtown!
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SHOPPINGA SUMMERS GARDENFLORIST • 5617 6th Ave • 262-657-7673ALPACA ART 4326 7th Ave. • 262-657-4444ARTWORKS PENCILLARIUM4513 Sheridan Rd • 262-652-5911AUTHENTIQUE625 57th St • 262-612-3032BISOU LINGERIE 635 58th St • 262-653-0112BLUE HOUSE BOOKS5915 6th Ave-A • 262-612-5525CYPRESS TREE722 50th St • 262-652-6999DAWN'S STYLE 633 58th St • 262-914-5718DEAD HEADS CORNER 5537 6th Ave • 262-764-0134EQUINOX BOTANICAL BOUTIQUE 5901 6th Ave-A • 262-656-1830HAPPY MOUTH ORGANICS 611 56th St • 262-358-7063HER CLOTHING/STITCHES TAILOR SHOP 4906 7th AveIN THE GARDEN OF EDEN 711 57th St • 262-455-7502INNER CHILD 5921 Sixth Ave-A • 262-653-0400JOCKEY 5500 6th Ave • 262-654-5737K9 KIBBLE5919 Sheridan Rd • 262-997-0504KENOSHA ART MARKETUnion Park, 4500 7th AveKENOSHA HARBOR MARKET2nd Ave. Between 54th & 56th St.KENOSHA PUBLIC MARKET625 52nd St • 262-705-5722K-TOWN FOOD MART5145 Sheridan Rd • 262-654-7828LE ESTHER'S LAMP SHOP710 57th St • 262-652-3514THE LETTERING MACHINE725 50th St • 262-652-4177LULU BIRDS 5913 Sixth Ave-A • 262-883-4421MILLIE BO PEEP 5720 6th Ave • 262-455-7976MIKE BJORN'S FINECLOTHING5614 6th Ave • 262-652-0648MOBIL HARBORSIDE4924 Sheridan Rd • 262-653-1200OLAFSON & PORTER VINTAGE GOODS5000 7th AvePEACETREE ORIGINALS4721 7th Ave • 262-652-5388POLLARD GALLERY & GIFT SHOP 518 56th St • 262-657-7529PRETTY WEIRD4706 7th Ave • 262-412-8698RED LINE CYCLE5128 6th Ave • 262-605-1427SEVENTH AVENUE VINTAGE & VINYL 5702 7th Ave • (262) 455-7114SHOE SOLDIERHEADQUARTERS 5507 6th Ave • 262-748-4432STUDIO MOONFALL 5031 7th Ave TO AND FROM GIFT SHOP5535 6th Ave • 262-577-5100TOTAL CYCLERY 5039 6th Ave • 262-652-2222VINTAGE UNDERGROUND5817 6th Ave • 262-331-3910WILD GOOSE EXCHANGE 5821 6th AveFOOD & BEVERAGE1844 TABLE & MASH5706 8th Ave • 262-764-894058 BELOW 504 58th St • 262-764-65648TH AVENUE TAP4701 8th Ave • 262-764-4486ANNA’S ON THE LAKE5159 6th Ave • 262-455-7264APIS HOTEL & RESTAURANT614 56th St • 262-220-7120BLAK COFFEE5615 7th Ave BOARD HOUSE BITES & BAR @THE VAULT625 57th StBOATHOUSE PUB & EATERY4917 7th Ave • 262-654-9922BUZZ CAFE5621 6th Ave • 262-220-7782CAPTAIN MIKE'S5118 6th Ave • 262-764-8889CHEERS 4619 8th Ave CHURCH & MARKET701 56th St • 262-455-7585CID’S CITY ZOO 4601 7th Ave CUT STONE 5925 6th Ave-ACENTURY PUB & EATERY5511 6th Ave • 262-764-6501CHAMPIONS SPORTS BAR719 50th St • 262-605-4811CHEERS 4619 8th Ave • 262-654-4304EAST VIEW COFFEECOMPANY 716 58th St • 262-207-4140THE FACTORY 5010 7th Ave • 262-764-1072FEC'S PLACE 5523 6th Ave • 262-925-8820FIN & ALE 4120 7th Ave • 262-764-0070FRANK'S DINER508 58th St • 262-657-1017INTERLUDE II514 57th St • 262-653-8355KAISER'S PIZZA & PUB510 57th St • 262-653-5897KENOSHA COFFEEROASTERS1106 55th St • 262-300-7719KENOSHA TAP HOUSE125 56th St • 262-653-0500KENOSHA YACHT CLUB5130 4th AveLAKESIDE DECK AT THE WYNDHAM 5125 6th Ave • 262-564-8800MARINA GARDEN5001 7th Ave • 262-656-0774MR. YEE’S5030 6th Ave • 262-652-5446NYC SLICE SHOP513 57th StOLIVE TREE RESTAURANT5800 6th Ave • 262-652-8111ONO SUSHI 512 56th St • 262-748-1003PADDY O'S PUB5022 7th Ave • 262-652-7223PIZZA LOUNGE ON 6TH5811 6th AveTHE PORT OF KENOSHABEVERAGE HOUSE 714 50th St PORTSIDE CATERING5124 Sixth [email protected] BREWING COMPANY628 58th St • 262-652-2739RUSTIC ROAD BREWING5706 6th Ave • 262-320-7623SANDY'S POPPER5700 6th Ave • 262-605-3202SAZZY B 5623 6th Ave • 262-925-8499SEIS MODERN COCINA 616 58th St • 262-748-1009SCOOPS ICE CREAM5711 8th Ave • 262-657-9866SLIP 56 506 56th St • 262-764-8040SHERWOOD FOREST MEAT MARKET5814 6th Ave • 262-721-2828SMAR-TEA’S5821 6th Ave • 262-818-2972SOUNDBAR MUSICK CAFE 115 56th StSOUTHPORT SMOOTHIES611 56th St • 262-218-2935STATION ON 6TH 5703 6th Ave • (262) 484-4112SUBWAY 627 56th St • 262-654-0500SWEDE’S 510 56th St • 262-577-5858TAVERN ON SIXTH5712 6th Ave • 262-484-4187THE TEACHING KITCHEN5603 7th Ave • 262-496-5642TRINI’S ICE CREAM SHOPPE5821 6th AveTROLLEY DOGS5501 6th Ave • 262-652-3647UNION PARK TAVERN4520 8th Ave • 262-652-6454VILLA D'CARLO5140 6th Ave • 262-654-3932WENDY'S 4420 52nd St • 262-656-0079WINE KNOT BAR & BISTRO5611 6th Ave • 262-653 - 9580ATTRACTIONS &ENTERTAINMENTTHE BEACH HOUSE ONSIMMONS ISLAND5001 Simmons Island [email protected] WAR MUSEUM5400 1st Ave • 262-653-4141DINOSAUR DISCOVERYMUSEUM5608 10th Ave • 262-653-4450THE DRAWING ROOM 815 57th St • 262-671-8989FISHERMAN JIM’S CHARTER FISHINGSlip 104, Simmons Island Marina• 262-206-0700HOLD MY BEER 621 56th St • 262-612-3210HOT MESS STUDIO624 57th St • 262-228-1749KENOSHA CHARTER BOATASSOCIATION 4520 Kennedy Dr • 262-945-8560KENOSHA COMEDY CLUB5125 6th Ave • 262-564-8800KENOSHA COMMUNITY SAILING CENTER 443 50th St • 262-997-9343KENOSHA HISTORY CENTER220 51st Pl • 262-654-5770KENOSHA PUBLIC MUSEUM5500 1st Ave • 262-653-4140LAKEFRONT DUGOUT620 59th St • 262-818-3593LAKESHORE PEDAL TOURS262-842-5418LAKESIDE PLAYERS AT THE RHODE CENTER FOR THE ARTS514 56th St • 262-657-7529LEMON STREET GALLERY4601 Sheridan Rd • 262-605-4745SOUTHPORT LIGHT STATION5117 4th Ave • 262-654-5770THE WHITE LILAC5029 Sixth AveHEALTH, BEAUTY,& WELLNESSAFFAIR WITH HAIR4812 Sheridan Rd • 262-654-1588ALIGN WELLNESSCOLLECTIVE 5942 6th Ave • (262) 265-5800ANYTIME FITNESS611 56th St • 262-612-3155THE BEAUTY LOFTS 5707 7th AveCLEARSKY REHABILITATION HOSPITAL 6308 8th Ave • (262) 771-0073FADED BARBERSHOP FOR MEN4807 7th AveFRANCESCA & CO SALON5700 7th Avenue • 262-653-0867CREATIVE STORM THERAPY5455 Sheridan LL10 • 262-346-5913DAKINI HEALING ARTS5603 7th Ave • 262-496-5642DIVINE DRAGON T'AI CHI STUDIO 5723 6th AveDONNA'S GYMNASTICS5717 6th Ave • 262-818-8888EM’S DANCE CENTER5711 6th Ave • 262-748-1010ENLIGHTENED EYE CARE815 57th St • 262-204-7239FLAWLESS NAILS BY LUCY 728 58th St • 262-220-9133FLEX & BURN FITNESS 5711 6th Ave • 262-515-9527G'S BARBER COMPANY5806 6th Ave • 262-764-4122GOLD STANDARD SOCIAL CLUB 619 58th St • 262-351-3421HAIR BY JAMES5610 7th Ave • 262-909-0018HAIR BY MARTY622 56th St • 262-960-0197THE HAIR LAB717 57th St • 262-579-0366HOT YOGA KENOSHA5708 7th Ave • 262-412-0004HOUSE OF NUTRITION & WELLNESS5824 - 6th Ave • 262-652-4787HUSH BEAUTY LOUNGE5014 7th AveINTERCONNECTIONS920 7th Ave • 262-654-5333JANICE HAIR DESIGN & BOUTIQUE 643 58th St • 262-496-4379KENOSHA AIKIKAI5016 7th Ave • 262-237-8175KENOSHA DENTIST 5455 Sheridan Rd • 262-244-0700KENOSHA VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION 600 52nd Street, Suite 300262-656-8400 MAGNOLIA BRIDAL BOUTIQUE 5134 6th Ave • 262-455-7256MODA BELLA SALON & SPA 914 60th St • 262-694-7575MODERN APOTHECARY5700 6th Ave • 262-997-9573NEW ERA BEAUTY 5113 7th Ave • 262-960-1890PERFECT 10 SALON & SPA5509 6th Ave • 262-658-8086PURE FLOW WELLNESS5610 7th Ave • 262-945-8288ROCKIT OPTICAL EYEWEAR 815 57th St • 262-671-8989SALLESE & CO 709 56th StSALON ON SIXTH 5038 6th Ave • 262-657-4878SALON PURE 5531 6th Ave • 262-577-5114STELLA'S HAIR SALON726 58th St • 262-515-4210US TAEKWONDO ACADEMY5713 Sheridan Rd • 262-652-2558VIVENT HEALTH1212 57th St • 262-657-6644YNE LOVE LASH5829 Sixth AveYOGA & FRIENDS716 43rd Street • 262-484-2487LODGING,APARTMENTS, & HOTELSAPIS HOTEL & RESTAURANT614 56th St • 262-220-7120CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS5124 6th Ave • 262-764-8889DAIMAR APARTMENTS5711 7th Ave • 262-818-1883DAYTON CARE CENTER521 59th St • 262-657-6121LIBRARY PARK APARTMENTS5947 7th Ave • 262-652-5160MARCO MARS APARTMENTS512 57th St • 262-455-5196MERRY YACHT INN4815 7th Ave • 262-945-1567THE STELLA HOTEL AND BALLROOM 5706 Eighth Ave • 262-842-2000VIRGINIA TOWERS OFFICE5710 4th Ave • 262-496-4521WI-STAR PLAZA INN 5711 7th Ave • 262-652-7322WYNDHAM GARDEN5125 6th Ave • 262-658-3281NONPROFITS,CHURCHES, &EDUCATIONALINSTITUTIONSAMERICAN LEGION POST 21504 58th St • 262-657-7464BRIDGES COMMUNITY CENTER5718 7th Ave • 262-657-5252DAYBREAK CHURCH5631 6th AvenueFREEDOM WORSHIP MINISTRIES 1024 60th St • 262-672-8930HERZING UNIVERSITY5800 7th Ave • 262-293-5475HOLY SPIRIT COMMUNITY CHURCH 5900 11th Ave • 262-515-7517IGLESIA LA FAMILIA DE DIOS520 58th St • 262-705-5689KENOSHA ART ASSOCIATION6501 3rd Ave • 262-654-0065KENOSHA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION600 52nd St, Suite 110262-654-2412KENOSHA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 4507 7th Ave • 262-653-1033KENOSHA CREATIVE SPACE624 57th Street • 262-945-9411KENOSHA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA624 57th St • 262-220-7526KINGDOM WORLD GLOBALIMPACT MINISTRIES5624 6th Ave • 262-208-4759LIBRARY SQUARE SCHOOL 5900 7th Ave • 262-656-1957SOCIETY'S ASSETS5455 Sheridan Rd • 262-657-3999THE FURNACE HOUSE OFPRAYER KENOSHA 520 58th St • 262-764-4128UNITED WAY OF KENOSHA5500 6th Ave • 262-658-4104PROFESSIONALSERVICESACTOR'S CRAFT 4900 7th Ave • 262-705-0194ALLEGRA MARKETING & PRINT SOLUTIONS5823 6th Ave • 262-658-1303AMERICAN VENGEANCE TATTOO4615 7th Ave • 262-619-9520AUTO-MEDIX AUTO REPAIR4500 Sheridan Rd • 262-925-0911AUTO BATH5725 5th Ave • 262-822-7408BACKYARD DREAMPRODUCTIONS5800 7th Ave • 262-220-7033BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY EPIC REAL ESTATE 600 52nd St • 262-605-1500BIRD OF PARADOX STUDIOS723 50th St • 262-496-9366BRIGHT FROM THE START625 55th St #100 • 262-605-2221BROOKHOUSE & HEMSING LAW5455 Sheridan Rd •262-658-3571CAJE DEE-ZIGNS5716 6th Ave • 262-764-0316CAVIALE LAW OFFICE702 57th St • 262-657-7666DOWNTOWN KENOSHA LAKESHORE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT DIRECTORY
PROFESSIONALSERVICES (CONTINUED)CENTERPOINTE YACHT 21 56th St • 612-419-3772CICCHINI LAW OFFICE620 56th St • 262-652-7109CIRCA ON SEVENTH4902 7th Ave • 262-764-0601CLARK DIETZ 625 57th St. • 262-657-1550CLOVIS POINT 625 57th St/5522 6th Ave Ste 200847-875-6386 or 847)835-4537COPY CENTER5036 6th Ave • 262-654-9030DENISE HERTZ-MCGRATH1020 56th St • 262-654-0770ELAN EVENTS 720 58th St • 262-914-0353FAMILY FINANCIAL SERVICES1213 55th St • 262-484-4577FLAGSTAR BANK HOME LOAN CENTER 520 58th St • 262-657-3524FORM WEALTH ADVISORS 5707 6th Ave • 262-652-7535FRONTIDA MANAGEMENT GROUP702 57th St • 262)925-9302GERMAN & TROYER ATTORNEYS AT LAW 611 56th St • 262-909 3645GROVER PROPERTIES5717 8th Ave • 262-654-8171GUTTORMSEN & HARTLEY600 52nd St • 262-658-4800HALPIN STAFFING SERVICES700 57th St • 262-658-2996HARBOR MACHINING5001 Sheridan Rd • 262-605-8980HARBORSIDE TILE5705 6th Ave • 262-286-4960HAVENLY ART STUDIO705 50 St • 262-705-8367HENRY LAW OFFICES1025 56th St • 262-654-5000IMPERIAL SERVICES SYSTEMS5606 6th Ave #110 • 262-842-1940INVENTORY OPERATIONSCONSULTING 723 58th St • 800-849-1081JEFF BAAS CREATIVE SERVICES GROUP 5919 6th Ave • 262-658-2355JP THORNBER & ASSOC.4906 7th Ave • 773-882-8040JS POKORNY COMPANY723 58th St • 262-653-9822KENOSHA AREA BUSINESS ALLIANCE 5500 6th Ave • 262-605-1100KENOSHA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 600 52nd St • 262-654-1234KENOSHA LAKE SHOREVETERINARY CLINIC 612 59th St • 262-653-0067KTOWN CONNECTS PODCAST 5701 Sixth Ave, lowerKRISTINE DAVIDSON CPA5455 Sheridan Rd • 262-484-4930KUPFER LAW OFFICES1111 55th St • 262-654-5030LAW OFFICE OF DONALD J BIELSKI 1108 56th St • 262-654-1510LAW OFFICE OF MARY LOSEY620 56th St • 262-654-9466LAW OFFICES OF RF WITTMEYER 520 58th St • 262-383-4099LEEWARD BUSINESSADVISORS 520 58th St • 262-358-4116MADRIGRANO, AIELLO, & SANTARELLI 1108 56th St • 262-657-2000MADRIGRANO MARINA SHORES302 58th St • 262-657-1166MARTINO'S MASTER DRYCLEANERS 4700 7th Ave • 262-657-3121MATT MIFFLIN STUDIOS 611 56th StMCD KITCHEN & BATH 5709 7th Ave • 262-455-7914MIDWAY STAFFING5002 7th Ave • 262-564-5000MILOS LAW5606 6th Ave • 262-694-3826MODERN WOODMENOF AMERICA512 57th St • 414-488-8004THE O CO-WORKING SPACE 5823 6th Ave • 262-484-4089OLSON & OLSON 1213 55th St • 262-653-1314PACETTI'S MUSIC5905 6th Ave-A • 262-657-5031PARTNERS IN DESIGN ARCHITECTS600 52nd St • 262-652-2800PROPHET ASSETMANAGEMENT708 57th St • 262-657-5555QPS EMPLOYMENT GROUP5022 6th Ave • 262-605-7000THE ROWAN 5721 6th Ave • 262-484-4190SEEBECKS CUSTOM FRAMING724 58th St • 262-842-5252SEYMOUR & ASSOCIATES600 52nd St • 262-658-3500STANICH & STANICH520 58th St • 262-656-1000STERLING LAW OFFICES625 57th St • 262-383-4640SOUTHPORT REALTY611 56th St • 262-286-2337TERRY L CONSTANT, 4124 7th Ave • 262-654-0297TGAR GROUP1213 55th St • 262-818-4620THOMEY FINANCIAL SERVICES5717 8th Ave • 262-654-8171TRECROCI REALTY522 56th St • 262-237-0305ULTIMATE REFINISH AUTO BODY5725 5th Ave • 262-764-6065THE VAULT625 57th St • 815-901-7280VISIT KENOSHA600 52nd St • 262-654-7307WELLS FARGO ADVISORS600 52nd St, Suite 100 •262-657-2542WILLIAM P MICHEL IIATTORNEY AT LAW 620 56th St • 262-652-8144WOMEN’S CLUB OF KENOSHA 6028 8th Ave • 262-652-1731WWBIC 600 52nd St • 262-925-2840Business owners: Need to update yourbusiness details? Please call 262-564-8800
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