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With the summer of 2022 upon us, we think that it’s safe to
say that the roaring 2020’s are finally kicking off.
This summer is packed with so many great events
- more live music than anyone can possibly take in,
plenty of car shows, educational opportunities,
family events, markets, and so much more.
Don’t become overwhelmed when you look over
this year’s edition of Summer Fever - take your
time, you have all summer to go through this book
and mark every great event you want to attend.
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Visit
Kenosha, whose comprehensive event list made this
publication possible. All photos inside (unless credited
otherwise) have been used courtesy of Visit Kenosha.
For the most up-to-date information, be sure to visit
them at www.visitkenosha.com.

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Peanut Butter & Jam Concert Series

The PB&Jam Concert Series, presented by the City of Kenosha
and Happenings Magazine, returns this year at Veteran’s
Memorial Park, 625 52nd Street for two free shows - a lunch
show at 11:30am and an encore performance at 6pm every
Thursday from July 7th to August 25th. Bring your own drinks
and food, or purchase something from the vendors on site. This
year’s line-up includes: Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials (July 7),
Libido Funk Circus (July 14), Classical Blast (July 21), South of
Disorder (July 28), Scott DuBose and the 101 Ranch (August 4),
Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers (August 11), Jonny
Lyons and the Pride (August 18), and 7th Heaven (August 25).

Cheese-A-Palooza Bristol Woodstock

After a two year hiatus, Downtown Kenosha is ready to get Come out every Thursday evening, starting on June 16th, this
cheesy again with the return of Cheese-A-Palooza on September summer for this 10-week summer concert series at Bristol Woods
3rd. Enjoy a day of non-stop music and great food along Park, 9800 160th Ave! Grab your lawn chairs or picnic blankets
Kenosha’s harbor. For more info, visit cheesapalooza.com. and enjoy the sounds of local artists in the park. Each concert is
subject to weather conditions. Concerts start at 6p.m. and end by
Kenosha Pops Concert 8p.m. The event is free to attend and fun for all ages. Featuring a
variety of music genres, Bristol Woodstock is sure to get anyone
Enjoy free live musical entertainment every Wednesday from on their feet.
June 15th - August 3rd starting at 7pm at Pennoyer Park, 3601
Seventh Ave., along Kenosha's beautirugl lakefront. Admission is Tuesdays at the Shell
free. Audience members should bring lawn chairs or blankets;
benches are also provided at the bandshell. Additional dates: Returning this year to rock the Pennoyer Park Bandshell on
June 11 - Concert at The Civil War Museum July 3 - Appearance Seventh Ave and 35th Street is Tuesdays at the Shell, presented
in the Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade July 4 - Concert as part by MAAM (Musicians Assiting Advancing Music) and Happenings
of Let Freedom Sing at 4 p.m. at Pennoyer Park. Magazine. These free concerts are held each Tuesday night at
6pm for two months this summer. Headliners this year include:
Live Music at Kemper Center The Jill Plaisted Band (July 5), Mitch The Lip & the Side Hustle
Band (July 12), The Roundabouts (July 19), Ronny Nyles Band
The Kemper Center and Anderson Arts Center rests along Lake (July 26), Good Vibes (August 2), Vinyl Remix (August 9),
Michigan in the 6500-6600 block of Third Avenue. Yesterday’s Children (August 16), Doo Wop Daddies (August 23),
Twilight Jazz Free Outdoor Concerts take place on the lawn of and Boys and Toys (August 30).
the Anderson Arts Center, on select Tuesday evenings: June For details, including possible weather postponements, follow
28th (John Crawford Band), July 12th (Ivy Ford Band), July 26th them on Facebook under “Tuesdays at the Shell in Pennoyer
(Street Jaxson Band), August 9th (Yesterday’s Children) and Park.”
August 23 (Dave Sturino & Friends.
Also this summer will be the Lakeside Lounge on select Blooming Bands
Wednesday evenings, enjoy food and drinks along the pictur-
esque shore of Lake Michigan behind the Kemper Center on Although the calendar will tell us that summer is officially over, be
June 22nd (Violet Wilder), July 20th (Ludlow Group), August 17th sure to mark the dates of September 16th and 17th to stop over
(Karma Shotgun) and September 7th (Jill Plaisted Band). at the Kenosha Moose Lodge #286 for the annual Bloomin’
Bands music festival. This event is sponsored by the Kiwanis
Punx on the Pier Club of Western Kenosha in partnership with Cross Roads of
Kenosha and all proceeds from this event will go to our local
This long-time annual gathering celebrates the freedom of Kiwanis chapter. The Kiwanis Club of Western Kenosha is a
assembly through the expression of music. Come out to service and community organization focusing on serving children
Kenosha’s lighthouse for a day of punk rock including and young adults. So come on out to put a cherry on your sum-
Republicans on Welfare, Army of Cretins, Die Monster Die, and mer sundae and listen to talented local musicians and support
more. this great cause.

Lincoln Park Live

Nestled in a beautiful and relaxing flower garden, the free con-
certs take place on select Wednesdays in Kenosha’s iconic
Lincoln Park flower garden, 7010 22nd Ave. Come out this sum-
mer on July 13th, July 27th, August 10th, and August 24th. Acts
TBA. Proceeds from the free concert series support The Mary
Lou & Arthur F. Mahone Fund’s Career Exploration Organization
(CEO) mentoring program, aiding low-to-moderate income youth
in support of academic achievement, college readiness career
success, and service to others while reducing the financial barri-
ers impacting access and affordability for our first-generation stu-
dents.

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Pike River Benefit Concert Series

The Pike River Benefit Concert Series has become a SE
Wisconsin music staple at Hawthorn Hollow Sanctuary, 880
Green Bay Rd, showcasing some of the best local groups while
helping to support Hawthorn Hollow. Admission is $10 at the gate
(cash only). All shows start at 6pm in the Hawthorn Hollow
Amphitheater; the gates open at 5pm. Food and beverages such
as soda, wine, and craft beer will be available for purchase (no
carry-ins, please), as will produce from the Heritage Farmstead
at Hawthorn Hollow (while supplies last). Come out this summer
to see The Empty Bottle Boys and One Shot Jane (June 17th),
Violet Wilder (July 22nd), and Cosmic Railroad (August 19th).

HarborPark Jazz, Rhythm
& Blues Festival

photo:Kim Carmichael The HarborPark Jazz, Rhythm & Blues Festival is one-day
regional music festival that takes place on Saturday August 20th
Tribute Island on Kenosha’s lakefront. Premiere jazz and blues music can be
expected, as well as great food and drinks. The festival showcas-
Music Festival es our beautiful lakefront and highlights our community’s dedica-
tion to the arts and cultural activities.  The HarborPark Jazz,
Last year, due to the uncertainty of the pan- Rhythm & Blues festival is a major annual fundraiser for
demic, organizers of the Tribute Island the Mahone Fund, which provides educational opportunities for
music festival decided to relocate the popu- economically and academically deserving youth, while also sup-
lar event from Simmons Island to the porting healthy lifestyle initiatives in communities of color.
grounds of the Wyndham Garden Hotel,
photo:blabbermouth.net 5125 Sixth Ave. The response was over- Peacetree Music Festival
whelming positive, concertgoers enjoyed the
indoor restrooms, the convenient placement Located on the beautiful shore of Lake Michigan at Pennoyer
of the five stages, and the option of resting Park, 3601 Seventh Ave., the Peacetree Music Festival are a
indoors in the climate controlled environ- gathering of peace, love, and music… embracing life and com-
ment when the daytime sun got too much. munity on the weekend of August 5-6.  With emphasis on family
Due to these factors and more, Tribute friendly, this is a celebration for everyone. 100% of profits from
Island returns to the Wyndham for a three- malt beverage sales go to the Kenosha Achievement Center,
photo:therockpit.net day cover band music extravaganza August whose mission is to create opportunities for the personal growth
5-7 featuring over 50 of the region’s top tribute bands and per- and success of persons with special needs. Visit peacetreemu-
formers including Janet Gardner, lead vocalist with Vixen and sicfestival.com for ticket info.
Donnie Vie, former frontman with Enuff Z’Nuff. Tickets are avail-
able now at hap2it.com. Country Thunder

Country Thunder is a four-day country music festival held at
Shadow Hill Ranch in beautiful Twin Lakes. The music festival
consistently brings today’s hottest acts, tomorrow’s fresh new
faces, and yesterday’s traditional but established country hit-mak-
ers to Kenosha County. Fans can enjoy camping, fair food, shop-
ping, and more July 21st - 24th. Tickets and camping reserva-
tions are available now, visit countrythunder.com.

Kenosha County Fair Thursday, August 18th
Truck and tractor pull, antique tractor parade, combine demoli-
Join in on the fun as the Kenosha County Fair hosts its tion derby, Children’s Scavenger Hunt
Centennial Celebration this year from August 17th - 21st! Music by: KR Bluegrass Band (1:30), Stix (7:45)
Experience family fun with five daily shows, grandstand enter- Friday, August 19th
tainment each night including truck and tractor pulls, dirt track T&C Rodeo, Hay Bale Throwing Contest, Children’s Parade
racing and the always popular demolition derby on Sunday. music by: Stone Theory (1pm), The Now (8:30)
From kiddie tractor pulls to the scavenger hunt to Ag Olympics Saturday, August 21st
to The Barrel Room full of craft beer and wine- the fair has Animal Sale, Pie Auction, Kenosha County Fair Races
something for everyone!  Music by: Justus (Noon), Bella Cain (8:30)
Sunday, August 22nd
Daily activities including: Strolling Entertainment - The Real Demolition Derby, Fairest of the Fair Crowning
Beal’s, Milwaukee Flyers, Rock-N-Circue, Carnival Midway, Music by: Doo Wop Daddies (Noon), Class of ’62 (3:30)
Pleasure Valley Pig and Duck Races, Discovery Barnyard, Find details at kenoshacofair.com.  Located at 30820 111th St.,
Nick’s Kid Show, Barnyard Adventure Show, Chainsaw Carver on Highway W in Wilmot.
Dave Watson, Robocars, Antique Farm Machinery Exhibit, and
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Northside, 1500 27th Ave.
Simmons, 711 59th Pl.
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Sometimes we need a break from all this fresh air, and it's
always a nice day to check out your local library. We are lucky to
have four branches of our Kenosha Public Library, and don't for-
get about the Bookmobile! There is fun for all ages at the library.
Here is a sampling of what they have to offer this summer; see
an full list of events at their website, www.kpl.info.

Old Weird America Public Pools
Join historian Cathy Polovina as she follows her curiosity and
explores Old Weird America at the Northside branch, to look a bit The city's two public swimming pools at Anderson Park and
closer at a variety of adventurous, innovative, and unusual char- Washington Park will open for the season on Tuesday, June 15
acters throughout American history. at 10 a.m. – dependent on good weather. Regular pool hours are
The Restless Life of Orson Welles 10 a.m. – 5:45 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The pools will be
June 9th, 6pm closed on Mondays and the Fourth of July. General admission is
Amelia Earhart: Flight Into History $5 per person, $3 for seniors. Season pool passes will be avail-
July 14th, 6pm able for purchase at City Hall, 625 52nd St., in the hallway out-
side Department of Public Works Room 305.For any questions
Brown Bag Movies about pool operations, contact the Department of Public Works:
Bring your lunch or some movie snacks to eat and watch a fun 262-653-4050. In addition, cool down on a hot summer day at
family film on the big screen at the Southwest Library.  the Splash Pad located in HarborPark in Downtown Kenosha.
Sing 2 June 10th, noon
Frozen “Sing-Along” July 12, noon Keep the kids busy
Encanto August 5, noon
Although the kids might want to stay outside all day, parents
Animal Quest need to get them interacting in other social programs and
June 11th 10:30am Southwest Kenosha has plenty of them to choose from, whether it be martial
You'll get to learn about some of our amazing animals in the arts, gymnastics, swimming, or a little bit of everything, Kenosha
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Take to the high seas of Lake Michigan this summer when you ends of town, as well as in Kenosha County. Please be sure to
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our most valuable natural resource. Call Captain Mengo at 262-
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Kenosha Comedy Club

Every Friday and Saturday evening, the laughs erupt in
Downtown Kenosha at the Kenosha Comedy Club, located in the
Wyndham Garden Hotel. Featuring national touring headliners as
well as local comedians, each weekend provides 90 minutes of
live entertainment. A few of the upcoming guests scheduled this
summer include: Vince Maranto (June 17th & 18th), David Scott
“Mr. Showtime” (July 15 & 16th), Mary Mack (August 19 & 20),
and get your tickets now for Bobcat Goldthwait on October 7th
and 8th.For an updated list of headliners as well as ticket infor-
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Outta Sight Kite Flight Lakeshore Pedal Tavern

On Saturday, June 4th and Sunday June 5th, the 20th annual You may have seen them riding down the street last summer,
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Kennedy Park, 10am-5pm, with the Grand Launch of kites at Downtown Kenosha this summer!  Lakeshore Pedal Tours is a
each day at noon. This family event is free to all.  They will also multi-passenger, open-air, pedal-powered, memorable rolling
be giving away free kites to the first 50 kids that participate in the party.  Operating seven days a week, you reserve the
City of Kenosha's "Kids Mad Dash" — 50 kids launching their entire pedal bike for your group and pick 2-3 downtown locations
kites all at the same time. you are interested in stopping at (or ask them for their
advice). Headquartered at the Kenosha Yacht Club (always open
Sculpture Walk to the public), 5130 Fourth Ave - it is the best way to experience
Kenosha.   It's perfect for birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor
The Sculpture Walk runs along the harbor and features a dozen parties, corporate outings, or just because! All tours begin and
inspiring works of art for all to enjoy. The Kenosha Community end at the Kenosha Yacht Club.
Foundation Arts Fund coordinates the Sculpture Walk—
HarborPark. Every two years, the current sculptures are Taste of Wisconsin
removed and the new sculptures are installed. Hhowever, the
pandemic has postponed this change to September 2022. A It originated in 2009 and throughout the years, Taste of
majority of the exhibit is along the HarborPark promenade. Wisconsin has grown to become one of our favorite festivals in
Additional public art pieces can be found throughout HarborPark, Kenosha. After a brief pandemic-releated hiatus, Taste of
including Place de Douai, located just south of the Kenosha Wisconsin is back for one last big bang. That’s right folks, this
Public Museum on 56th Street & 2nd Avenue. For artist informa- year looks like it will be the last year for this three-day event. The
tion, visit kenoshafoundation.org. Kiwanis Club of Western Kenosha sponsors this event and pro-
ceeds support the club’s charitable activities. So, come out to
Midwest Mix Fest HarborPark in Downtown Kenosha Thursday, July 28th through
Saturday, July 30th for three days of delicious foods, cold drinks,
Come down the the Kenosha Yacht Club for this two-day event and hot music. Visit www.tasteofwi.com for more details, includ-
on July 30th and 31st. Admission is $10 and 100% of ticket sales ing the fantastic vendor and band line-up.
benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, funding pediatric
cancer research. Enjoy a weekend of 20+ DJ’s live mixing, a Biergarten Food Truck Series
dance contest, BBQ and taco vendors, live graffiti art, a turkey
leg eating competition, and more! Foodies Unite! Petrifying Springs Biergarten Food Truck series
returns this summer at 5555 Seventh St! Featuring the area’s
Beach Front Arts Fest best food trucks, live music, face painters, the glorious beer gar-
den, and more. On Thursdays this summer: June 23rd, July 17th,
New this summer is the Beach Front Arts Fest, coming to August 20th, and September 22nd, from 5pm-9pm.
Pennoyer Park, 3501 Seventh Ave. from Noon-10pm on Sunday,
July 31st. This free event will feature local art, vendors and origi-
nal music and sponsored by Love Your Community, a local non-
profit organization.

Bristol Renaissance Faire

Immerse yourself in a period where nobility reigns, fairies wan-
der, and jesters perform for the masses. You will be in for a full
day of entertainment when you visit Bristol Renaissance Faire.
Bristol Renaissance Faire offers delicious foods, amazing shows,
and great family entertainment and is open nine weekends each
summer starting July 9th and takes its framework from the sum-
mer day in 1574 when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth visited the
English city of Bristol. Visit renfair.com for more.

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Kenosha Musuems

Transparent Watercolor All Ages Kenosha Public Museum
Society of America 43rd 5500 First Ave
Annual National Juried Registration required 262-653-4140
Exhibition Workshop: Watercolor Techniques
June 20th, 10:30am-1pm www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org
Kenosha Public Museum Workshop: Acrylic Painting and Open Monday - Saturday 10am - 4:30pm
Now – August 7th Beyond
The Transparent Watercolor Society of August 13th, 10:30am-1pm Sunday Noon - 5pm
America displays 80 paintings from some Second Friday Lecture Series Free Admission - Donations encouraged
of the nation's top transparent watercolor Gettysburg Stories
artists in this popular annual show. The June 10th, noon Dinosaur Discovery Museum
wide range of themes includes abstracts, Cream City Brick History 5608 Tenth Ave
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more, all using the transparent watercolor Major Ephraim Cutler Dawes
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Open Tuesday-Sunday Noon-4:30pm
Society’s Assets For Teens Free Admission - Donations encouraged
Wine & Beer Tasting
Registration required Civil War Museum
Civil War Museum, June 20th, 5pm Dungeons and Dragons 5400 First Ave
Included in the ticket are wine & beer August 18th - 19th, 10am-4pm 262-653-4141
samples, appetizers, and a door prize
ticket. www.thecivilwarmuseum.org
Chance your luck with a variety of silent Open Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm
auctions, raffle baskets, and 50/50 raffles!
All proceeds benefit the Society's Assets Sunday Noon - 5pm
scholarship fund for college students with Admission for Fiery Trail Exhibit: $9,
disabilities. Buy tickets now ($25 each) for Kenosha City/Somers Residents: $5
at societysassets.org
Age 15 or under with adult: Free
Kids Summer Camps
Museum Munchkins
(for ages 5-10) Registration required
Oceans Kenosha Public Museum
June 28th - 30th, 10am Each Wednesday, 9:30am
Archaeology Get your preschooler excited about sci-
July 12th - 14th, 10am ence and the world around them through
Wizarding World stories, songs and activities using pieces
July 19th - 21st, 10am from the museum collection.
Making Art
August 2nd - 4th, 10 am Spark!
Backyard Nature
August 9th - 11th, 10am Civil War Museum
June 17th, July 15th, August 19th, Sept.
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and their care partners. Participants are
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Sensory Friendly Days

Dinosaur Discovery Museum
Sat. June 18th, 11am-noon
Kenosha Public Museum
Sat. July 16th, 9am-10am
Civil War Museum
Sat. Aug. 6th, 9am-10am
Sensory Friendly Days are designed to
give visitors of all ages with complex
developmental disabilities, sensory sensi-
tivities, or on the autism spectrum a safe,
comfortable environment to explore the
museum exhibits during special hours
before the museum opens to the general
public.

For more events and classes,
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Car Shows

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Kenosha Homecoming Car Show Featuring food, music, trophies, door prizes, and 50/50 raffle on
Sunday, June 19th, from 9am - 3pm at Baker Park, 835 65th Street $5
A series of events will take place at various locations for entry fee per vehicle to show your car (Bring the fleet!). Free for spec-
the Kenosha Homecoming Car Show, held July 26-31. The tators. For more information contact Don at (262) 551-8558, Tony at
big car show/swap meet is on Saturday, July 30th at the (262) 818-6410, or Alex at (262) 385-7707.
beautiful Kennedy Park on the Lake Michigan shore. There
were close to 1,000 cars on display in 2017, when the Pistons For Hope Car Show
show was last held.
Come out on Saturday, June 18th to 9091 Prairie Ridge Blvd (St.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Anne’s Church) for food trucks, a DJ, beer tent, face painter & plenty
(Subject to change. Visit kenoshahistorycenter.org) more attractions for all ages with all proceeds benefiting the Shalom
Tuesday July 26: Evening Car Cruise-in (Location TBA) Center. They will be awarding a plaque and gift certificate to three cat-
Wednesday July 27: egories; Best of New, Best of Old, & Best of Show. The public will be
Dyno Day @Don's Machine Shop (Noon-4pm) voting on each category. All cars are welcome. Spectators admission
Racing @Great Lakes Dragaway (5pm) is free, pre-registration is $5, day of the event: $10. Register at pis-
Evening Car Cruise-in @ Mars Cheese Castle (4pm-8pm) tonsforhope.eventbrite.com
Thursday July 28:
Daytime Car Cruise-in @Sandlot Bar and Grill (10am-2pm) Caffeine and Chrome
Gremlin Event @Jeffery Elementary School (1pm-2pm)
Evening Car Cruise-in @Cortese’s Restaurant (4pm-8pm) Cruise in with your collectible car or daily driver and bring your
Friday July 29: appetite. Indulge in pastries and coffee while supplies last. All makes
Homecoming Swap Meet @Kennedy Park (8am-4pm) and models are welcome, with plenty of parking space. This is a fami-
Homecoming Car Show Parade (Starting Location TBA - ly and pet friendly event! This occasion is open to the public and has
ends at Kenosha History Center Block Party) (Starts 4pm) NO admission fee. Come out from 9am-Noon on Saturdays, June
Block Party @Kenosha History Center (4pm-8pm) 25th, July 30th, Aug. 27th, and Sept. 24th.
Saturday July 30:
Homecoming Swap Meet @Kennedy Park (8am-4pm) Warehouse Car Show
Sunday July 31:
Racing @Great Lakes Dragaway (Times TBA) Come out to 1301 31st St on Saturday, July 9th from 11am-5pm for
  their second annual car show! They don’t care what it is or how it
The Saturday Car Show is free for spectators. Car Show looks, bring it by!
Vendors and Car Registrants may find the registration form
at kenoshahistorycenter.org. Car, Truck, & Bike Show

Classic Car Cruise-in Nights All ages are welcome to join car, truck, and motorcycle enthusiasts for
a fantastic show at Racine Zoo on August 21st from 10am-4pm Enjoy
The Classic Car Cruise-In on the last Friday of each month live music all day long. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
this summer at the Kenosha History Center, on Simmons ! $5 per person, Member: Free, Child (2 and younger): Free.
Island from 4pm - 8pm! Join fellow car enthusiasts in the Proceeds benefit the animals and programs of the Racine Zoo.
and show off your classic automobiles.  The events are
free and open to all classic vehicles. The History Center Classic Cruise-In
and Southport Light Station Museum will be open until 7pm
on these nights: June 24th, Aug. 26th, & Sept. 30th.   Come show off your car and see what Downtown Kenosha has to offer
at this favorite annual event which is open to all makes and models of
All Airborne Car Show vehicles and motorcycles on Saturday, September 3rd, from 9am - 4pm.
It’s free to display your car and free for spectators. If you’re displaying
The 82nd Airborne Division Association hosts their car your car, gates open at 7am, enter at 56th  Street and 7th  Avenue.
show on Sunday, September 4 from 8am - 3pm at Featuring music by All The King’s Men and a special appearance by
Petrifying Springs Park, 5555 Seventh St. This show is “Elvis”! Donations of non-perishable food will be collected for the
open to all makes and models of vehicles and is free for Salvation Army. This event is presented by Kenosha Classic Street
spectators. Machines. For more information contact Tony at (262) 818-6410 or Alex
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Kenosha History

Kenosha History Center

Kenosha County Historical Society, on the beautiful
Simmons Island, is a campus of two buildings with four
exhibit galleries, a gift shop, staff offices and their
Archival facility. The Kenosha History Center houses
the main offices, three exhibit galleries, the gift shop
and the Archives. The Southport Light Station, located
next to the History Center building, features the fourth
gallery.

Southport Light Station Museum
is open for the Season
The 1866 Southport Lighthouse tower, located at 5117
Fourth Ave on Simmons Island, is open for visitors 8
years of age and older to climb Thursdays - Saturdays
from 10am - 4pm and Sundays from noon - 4pm. Its 72-
step spiral staircase will take you to the lantern room for
an unparalleled view of Kenosha, the surrounding area,
and, on a crystal clear day, the Chicago skyline. The
tower stands 55 feet above the lighthouse grounds. See
Kenosha, Lake Michigan and into Illinois and Racine
County. The maritime museum, inside the keeper's
house, documents Kenosha's lighthouse keepers, ship-
ping and fishing history, and local shipwrecks. 
Admission for the keeper's house tour is free; donations
are welcome. Lighthouse climb costs $10 for ages 12
and over / $5 children 8-11 years old. (Must be 8 or
older to climb.)

Historical Walking Anderson Arts Center Durkee Mansion
Tours
Tours Anderson Arts Center completed a $4.3 mil-
lion preservation and modernization project in The 1860s await you in great splendor
The Kenosha County Historical Society 2019. The historic French Tudor mansion fea- and elegance in this lovingly restored
presents two historic walking tours this tures local and regional art exhibits, kids sum- Victorian mansion along the shores of
summer. The tours typically lasts 90 mer art camp, ballroom dance classes, music Lake Michigan, at 6501 Third Ave.
minutes with a leisurely walk dis- classes, children's art classes, holiday special Stroll through the halls of this magnifi-
cussing the architectural and historical events, and more. The gift shop offers unique cent home of Charles Durkee,
significance of the buildings. The tours and handcrafted jewelry, furniture, ceramics, Wisconsin's Civil War era Senator. The
are led by volunteer historians. artwork, purses, cards, photography, scarves, Durkee Mansion, one of Kenosha’s
On the first Saturday of the month, May sculptures, baskets, quilts, mosaics and much unique historical landmarks, is a cream
through October, the Third Avenue more! The Anderson Arts Center, a part brick Italianate, Victorian style home
Historic District walking tour starts at of Kemper Center, is dedicated to the support located on the lakefront.
11am. The Third Avenue Historic and promotion of all arts: fine art, music, Recently elegantly redecorated in the
District is one of four historic districts dance, literature and drama. The Center, 1860’s period, this home built for
designated in the City of Kenosha. The which opened in 1992, seeks to increase Charles Durkee features the largest
district features Kenosha’s early 20th awareness of the arts and contribute to arts suspension stairway in the state; as
century mansions along the Lake education in the community by sponsoring well as, unique fireplaces in the 2nd
Michigan shore. This area was the resi- performances, exhibitions, workshops, lec- floor bedrooms, parquet floors and lou-
dential choice for many of Kenosha’s tures and special events. The 9,000 square vered windows. Charles Durkee was a
most important industrialists. foot mansion began life as a private resi- very influential pioneer, businessman,
On Second Saturdays, May through dence. The majestic ceilings and large, open politician and patron of the arts.
October, at 11am, enjoy a walking tour expanses of wall space, which were distinc- Although he and his wife only lived in
of the Library Park historical district. tive features of the mansion, now lend them- the home for four years, it is a monu-
The Library Park Historic District is one selves perfectly to the display of art work. In ment to his dedication to improving life,
of four historic districts designated in its history, the Anderson Arts Center has liberties and education. In fact, after his
the City of Kenosha. The district con- evolved into a full-service, multifunctional arts death, it became housing for students
tains many individually outstanding center, showcasing the work of a variety of of the all girls school. Open for self-
examples of nineteenth century and local, regional and national artists. Admission guided tours Saturdays and Sundays
early twentieth century architecture. is free to tour the mansion; donations grateful- this summer from 1:30 - 4pm, 1st and
Reservations for either Walking Tour ly accepted. Hours are Tuesday - Sunday, 3rd weekends. Call to confirm schedule
must be made in advance and the cost 1pm - 4pm Note: there is a new handicapped at 262-925-8040. Free admission;
is $10 per person. Contact the accessible entrance, however, the second donations gratefully accepted.
Kenosha History Center to make your floor is not handicapped accessible.
reservation: 262-654-5770.   

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Brat Stop
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selection of authentic Italian recipes.

Century Pub Fry Daddy’s Sandy’s Popper
5511 Sixth Ave • (262) 764-6501 (262) 287-2196 5503 Sixth Ave.• (262) 605-3202
Enjoy signature Philly sandwiches and more Enjoy one of their amazing ice
Offering delicious home style meals at an at this food truck located at Anderson Park cream shakes while relaxing on
affordable price. Try their signature prime rib most days, the Kenosha Public Market, Downtown Kenosha’s unofficial
sandwich! Peanut Butter & Jam and more events this ‘Main Street’
summer.
Culver’s Scoops Ice Cream
Johnny Z’s Pour House 5711 8th Ave. • (262) 657-9866
5220 Green Bay Rd 10936 Sheridan Rd•(262)564-5756 It’s always a good time for ice
8124 Sheridan Rd Enjoy cold drinks and great food cream! And Scoops is open this
11811 29th St. in their relaxing beer garden. Ask summer until 10pm on Friday and
about their famous daily specials! Saturday nights to satisfy that sweet tooth.
Salads, sandwiches, and dinners
as well as their famous ButterBurgers! Don't Harborside Common Grounds Sturino’s
forget to try the frozen custard flavor of the 5159 Sixth Ave • (262) 652-5111 1543 22nd Ave • (262) 551-8532
day. This cafe with the million-dollar view offers This local Italian favorite
coffee drinks, sandwiches and pastries in a specializes in the best foods from
Dairy Queen chill environment. the Calabria region of Italy.

2707 22nd Ave. Hometown Meats Tenuta’s Delicatessen & Liquors
4301 Sheridan Rd 4924 60th St • (262) 652-9840 3203 52nd St. • (262) 657-9001
4612 75th St. They are known for their fantastic ready-to- Tthis famous authentic Italian
grill meats, but you might not know they also grocery store opens their grill in
For decades, DQ has provided offer up flavorful sandwiches made to order. the summer, offering mouth-
delicious memories of cold treats on hot watering sausages and panini sandwichs.
summer days. Take the family out for a Lakeside Deck
Blizzard or a Dilly Bar tonight. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel Tacos El Rey
5125 Sixth Ave. • (262) 358-9566 2000 Birch Rd • (262) 551-0970
DeRango’s “The Pizza King” With a gorgeous harbor view, the Tacos El Rey has been serving up
Lakeside Deck serves some of Mexican-American cuisine for
2135 31st St • (262) 658-8450 your favorite summer foods and refreshing generations, but you might not
beverages. know they have a garden for al fresco dining.
Classic pizzeria serving
sandwiches, steaks, pies & other Luigi’s Pizza Kitchen Twisted Cuisine
Italian favorites. Enjoy their new 7531 39th Ave. • (262) 694-6565 7546 Sheridan Rd•(262)564-0220
patio grill and ice cream shop. Take out a great pizza or Italian speciality Offering that fine dining
dinner from this Kenosha classic! Check out experience in a casual atmosphere
Einstein Bagels their lunch specials starting at 11am. with a twist! Talk to your server
located inside Lou Perrine’s, 8004 22nd Ave before ordering your usual - they are always
Luisa’s introducing new items.
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It’s worth the short drive out to Salem for this Villa D’Carlo
Enjoy fresh-baked bagels, signature breakfast award-winning pizza, available for dine-in, 5140 Sixth Ave. • (262) 654-3932
and lunch sandwiches and delicious drinks carrry-out, or delivery. A family owned downtown
at their newest location. landmark for over 50 years never
Ron’s Place disappoints. Enjoy summer on
Fireside Restaurant & Lounge 3301 52nd St. • (262)657-5907 their outdoor cafe as you enjoy fine Italian
2801 30th Ave. • (262) 551-0600 The day is always better when you dining alongside charming flower
treat yourself to one of Ron’s arrangements.
Come for the bread basket - but stay for the famous 5x5 burgers! Enjoy it with
mouth watering entrees in this cozy one of their famous Long Island Ice Teas! Wilmot Stage Stop
atmosphere! Enjoy this Kenosha tradition for 30646 113th St • (262) 862-6212
dine-in or carry-out. This upscale, legendary steakhouse is home
to Wisconsin’s oldest tap and dining room.
Franks Diner Definitely worth a little road trip west!
508 58th St. • (262) 657-1017
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Get Active!

Bike Races at the Velodrome

Every Tuesday night this summer (weather permitting), starting at
7pm, is the premier night of racing. Racers from Southeastern
Wisconsin and Northern Illinois compete in various sprint and
endurance track events. Track bikes are required on Tuesday
Nights. These specialized bikes are fixed gear bikes with no
brakes; if the back wheel is turning so are the pedals. Licensed
riders from age 9 and up are grouped in ability level. These ath-
letes race at 35+ mph on the steep, 28-degree corner banked
track.
Registration for Tuesday Night Race participants opens at 6pm,
with racing starting at 7pm.
The Washington Park Velodrome opened in 1927 and is the old-
est operating velodrome in the country. It’s the only track in the
state. The velodrome is a 333-meter track. Admission is always
free; bring lawn chairs or blankets.

Ladies’ Bike Collective

Ladies Bike Collective is a new organization whose mission is to
connect female riders. Join the Ladies Bike Collective every
Tuesday night for a ~20mi. mixed terrain, party pace bike ride in
Kenosha. Meet at Southport Bikes and Boards, 2926 75th St at
6pm and plan to get done around 8:30pm. Bring your bike, gear,
and a smile. Find them on Instagram: @ladiesbikecollective

Saturday Group Run Track 101

Get fit and meet new people every Saturday morning this sum- Learn track cycling basics from some of the best track cyclists in
mer with the Saturday Group Run, organized by the Kenosha the Midwest on the historic Washington Park Velodrome, 1821
Running Club. With different pace groups, all skill levels are wel- Washington Rd. These clinics will introduce the track bicycle,
come. No registration necessary, just meet the group outside velodrome basics, proper track etiquette, group riding skills and
Common Grounds, 5159 Sixth Ave., every Saturday at 7:15am - mock racing. Come out on Saturday, July 9th, 9am-Noon, or
don’t be late, they start running at 7:30 sharp! Stick around after Sunday, August 7th, Noon-3pm.
the run to enjoy coffee and breakfast with your running friends. No racing experience needed, or even a bicycle, all participants
must be 9 years and up. Cost is $10, contact Chris at
RecPlex [email protected] for more information.

The Largest Municipal Recreation Facility in America. The Saturday Weekly Bike Ride
RecPlex of Pleasant Prairie is located at 9900 Terwall Terrace,
on the shores of Lake Andrea in Prairie Springs Park, Pleasant This friendly group of bicyclists are always looking for new mem-
Prairie This beautiful facility has an entire staff committed to bers to join them on their Saturday morning bike ride. Each
enhancing your quality of life. Saturday morning at 8am, they meet at Common Grounds, 5159
Lake Andrea Beach is open daily from 10am - 7pm and free to Sixth Avenue, and ride down to Zion, take a break at a local cof-
RecPlex members. Non-members can enjoy a day at the beach fee shop there, and then ride back. Altogether, the ride is approx-
with a daily or seasonal pass. Boat rentals are also available imately 30 miles. To join up, meet them at Common Grounds any
through Labor Day. Saturday morning this summer! This event is organized by The
The RecPlex offers dozens of activities for all ages, including Bike Shop at Southport Rigging, call them at 262-652-2522 with
swim classes, cheer camp, ice skating lessons, baseball, intro to any questions.
golf, circuit challenge, zumba, and so much more. Visit recplex-
online.com. Kidding Around Yoga

Warrior Poet Yoga in the Park Series Get the kid’s involved in this yoga program with music and move-
ment on select Wednesday mornings on Simmons Island. A certi-
Kenosha County Parks will offer a FREE Warrior Poet Yoga in fied Kidding Around Yoga instructor and Kenosha Public Library
the Park series on weekends this season. Classes will be held staff member leading the program. For more details, call 262-
from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. each Saturday and Sunday, weather 653-4450. Join the group at 9am on June 15th, July 13th, July
permitting, through September at various Kenosha County Parks. 27th, and August 10th.
This program is sponsored by certified yoga instructor Stephen
M. Willis, a retired Army Medic and Master Fitness Trainer who
holds a national certification through the Yoga Alliance and teach-
es at several local studios. Individual sessions will be capped at
30 participants. Advance registration is encouraged, call 262-
857-1869 for more.

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• Protecting our community is Priority #1
• Work with community leaders to foster positive relationship between our citizens
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• Address our communities’ opioid crisis, along with increasing our Drug Unit Task Force
• Enhance Work Crew Program for non-violent offender inmates
• Address employee recruitment and retention issues
• Increase deputy training and education
• Dedicated to fiscal responsibility with your tax dollars

Career highlights
• 25 years Law Enforcement Experience
• Served on:
• Tactical Response Team / Hostage Negotiator
• Marine Unit
• Honor Guard
• 21 years D.A.R.E. Officer & Deputy Friendly
• Educating Thousands of Kenosha County Students
• 2017 Wisconsin D.A.R.E. Officer of the Year
• 2021 Salute to Service Award Winner

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Golf

Big Oaks Golf Course photo: dreamstime.com Maplecrest
Country Club
6117-123rd Pl., Pleasant Prairie Bristol Oaks Country Club
(262-694-4200) 9401 18th St., Kenosha
27 holes 16801-75th St., Bristol (262-857-2302) (262-859-2887) • 18 holes
(one 18-hole course, one 9-hole course) 18 holes • www.BristolOaks.com www.maplecrestcc.com
www.bigoaksgc.com Bristol Oaks offers a challenging and A semi-private 18 hole golf course which
With 27 holes available for play, Big Oaks enjoyable golf course for all skill levels and has been in operation since 1929; you can
offers golfers the ability to walk right on and is open to the public. It features four sets of always count on Maplecrest to be well-
play golf at an affordable price. The layout tees, water coming into play on four holes, groomed and in good condition. The
features some challenging holes to keep and mature tree-lined fairways. Its practice course features a variety of holes, from a
the good golfer on his or her toes, but first facilities feature a grass lighted driving 120-yard par-3 over a menacing bunker, to
time or inexperienced golfers won’t feel range, a large chipping area, and conven- a 600-yard par-5 that can be an absolute
uncomfortable playing there. The course is ient putting green. Whether you go to play beast when played into the wind. Whatever
kept in good condition and is a great locale its beautiful course or to sharpen your the conditions, golfers will appreciate the
for those living in Pleasant Prairie or near game, Bristol Oaks truly offers the finest wide array of shots Maplecrest forces a
the Illinois border. facilities, while maintaining the best value player to hit. It’s very affordable, with early
in the area. bird specials applying all summer.
Spring Valley
Country Club Twin Lakes Petrifying Springs
Country Club Golf Course
23913 Wilmot Rd., Salem
(262-862-2626) • 18 holes 1230 Legion Dr., Twin Lakes 4909 7th St., Kenosha (262-697-4653)
www.SpringValleyccgolf.com (262-877-2500) • 18 holes 18 holes • www.petfifyingspringsgolf.com
Spring Valley Country Club, located in www.tlccgolf.com Probably the county’s most popular course,
Salem, Wisconsin, has been family owned Challenging and fun - twin assets Pets is the perfect combination for average
and operated since 1959. They would like of Twin Lakes! The golf comes with golfers: not overly difficult but not too easy.
to extend a warm welcome to you as their camaraderie at Twin Lakes Inexperienced golfers will find it a good
guest. As one of the oldest courses in Country Club, probably because place to learn the game, but the course –
Wisconsin, Spring Valley Country Club they’re a family owned golf course especially holes 17 and 18 – features
offers a challenge to golfers of all skill lev- with an old-fashioned feel. Twin enough challenges to keep the experi-
els. With mature tree-lined fairways and Lakes is a traditional parkland lay- enced golfer entertained. With Petrifying
elevated greens, this historic course has out and is very forgiving off the tee. Springs being the most mature park in
held the test of time. They offer quality golf Bring your “A” game for green play, as they Kenosha County, you will find an abun-
at affordable rates. Course is open year are smaller than postage stamps! They dance of huge deciduous trees and a
round, weather permitting. Stop into the have five Par-5’s; six Par-3’s and seven rolling landscape making up this sporty
19th hole after you are done playing for Par-4’s. The course is often described as a public course. It offers a classic golf course
your favorite beverage and a sandwich. throwback to the “Golden Age” of golf — and clubhouse with an exceptional golf
They also offer a Friday night fish fry during when small, true greens and club accuracy experience.
the golf season, with weekly dinner spe- and control were required talents. They
cials. These specials are posted weekly on also have a driving range with grass and Washington Park “Muni”
Facebook. Be sure to contact them on artificial turf, and practice bunker.
Facebook to receive this information. Golf Course

Brighton Dale Links 2205 Washington Rd., Kenosha
(262-653-4090) • 9 holes
830 248th Ave., Kansasville The only public golf course located in the
(262-697-4653) • 45 holes City of Kenosha. Dedicated in 1922,
(two 18-hole courses, one 9-hole course)
www.golfbrightondale.com Washington Park Municipal Golf
Kenosha County’s Brighton Course, with its
Dale Links golf courses are rolling hills and
skillfully carved from a spec- creeks through-
tacular natural setting. All out, offers a chal-
45 holes offer distinctive lenging, yet forgiv-
variances featuring: wet- ing 9 hole layout
lands, mature deciduous trees, that is a pleasure
cathedral pines, numerous for golfers of all
bunkers, and hilly terrain, along ability levels to
with well-manicured playing condi- play. Amenities
tions. Brighton Dale is well worth
the short drive to great golf! Whether are available to
you’re scheduling an outing, selecting golf enhance your day, from the Clubhouse
equipment, seeking advice to correct your Grille to the practice putting green. Clubs,
swing, or just looking to talk golf with some- gas carts and pull carts are available for a
one, they are understanding and always nominal fee. For the occasional golfer,
looking to help. Muni is an affordable place to get out and
fine-tune your game before playing more
challenging and expensive courses.

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Kenosha Parks

The City of Kenosha currently has 70 Hobbs Park (4500–30th Ave.): playground, Phil Sanders Park (11600 75th St.)
park and conservation sites throughout gazebo/shelter Schulte Park (43rd Ave. and 87th Pl.):
Horizons (6598-112th Ave.): baseball, playground, athletic field, splash pad
the City on over 1000 acres of land! soccer, playground Silver Lake Park (off of County Road F,
Jamestown Park (5300–41st Ave.): Silver Lake): baseball, disc golf,
60th St. Tennis Courts (4810–60th St.) playground playground, fishing, nature trails, picnic
Alford Park (1800–Alford Dr.): beach, Johnson Highlands Park (6301–55th St.): areas, swimming
picnic areas, fishing soccer, playground Simmons Island Park (5001–Simmons
Anderson Park (8730–22nd Ave): Isetts Park (8801–32nd Ave.): baseball, Island): baseball, playground, 142–slip
baseball, soccer, playground, swimming playground marina, fishing, boat launch, walkways,
pool, skateboard park, picnic shelters, KD Park (8530 352 Ave., Burlington): dog picnic shelters
fishing, hike/bike trail park, fishing, hiking, picnic area, 234 acres Southport Marina (5801–3rd Ave.):
Bain Park (6200–10th Ave.): baseball, of land and 39-acre lake playground, 215–slip marina, fountain,
playground Kemper Center (6501–3rd Ave.): boat launch, Rotary Park
Baker Park (835–65th St.): baseball, playground, basketball, fishing, picnic Southport Park (7825–1st Ave.):
basketball, playground, picnic shelters Kenfair Park (5555-55th Ave.): baseball, playground, baseball, beach, walkways,
Brighton Dale Park (north of intersection playground community center, hiking/biking trail,
of Hwys. 75 and 142, Kansasville): Kenosha Sports Complex:(3800-42nd community center
baseball, playground, fishing, golf course, St.): baseball, playground Strawberry Creek Park (141st St. and 66th
nature trails, picnic areas Kennedy Park (4051–5th Ave.): baseball, Ct.): playground
Bristol Woods Park (south of intersection playground, fishing, hiking, picnic area Streeter Park (6601-16th Ave.): playground
of Hwys. C and MB, Bristol): playground, Library Park (711–59th Pl.) Sunnyside Park (8216-26th Ave.):
nature trails, picnic areas Limpert Park (3310–45th St.): playground, playground
Bullamore (6800–36th Ave): playground basketball
Cicchini Park (6505–17th Ave.): playground Lincoln Park (7001–22nd Ave.): baseball, Sunrise Park (south of 27th St. and east of
Civic Center Park (900–57th St.) soccer, disc golf, playground, tennis, 47th Ave.): walking trail, new playground
Clausen Park (6501-87th Ave.): baseball bastketball, flower gardens equipment
Columbus Park (2003–54th St.): Little League Park (5211–58th St.): Tot Park (1601-79th St.): playground
baseball, playground, picnic shelter baseball Tower Line Park (56th Ave. and 66th St.):
Davis Park (5700–42nd Ave.): playground Matoska Park (25th Ave. and 31st St.): baseball, soccer, playground
Eichelman Park (6125–3rd Ave.): soccer, playground Union Park (7th Ave. and 45th/46th St.):
playground, beach, fishing Charles Nash Park (5909–56th St.): playground, Farmer’s Market Tuesdays
Elmwood Park (3321-78th St.): disc golf, baseball, soccer, playground, horseshoe Veteran’s Memorial Park (625–52nd St.):
playground pits, picnic shelters Lone Soldier Statue, Veteran’s Memorial
Endee Park (4401-47th St., 2 acres): Navy Memorial Park (6th Ave. and 52nd Fountain, site of PB&Jam concerts.
baseball, playground St.): fishing, walkways, veteran displays Washington Park (1821–Washington
Fireman’s Park (4817-7th Ave.) Nedweski Park (4433–17th Ave.): Rd.): playground, tennis, basketball,
Forest Park (4803–61st St.): baseball, playground pavilion, swimming pool, picnic areas,
playground Newman Park (35th Ave. & 78th St.): skateboard park, shelters, velodrome
Fox River Park (intersection of County baseball, playground Wolfenbuttel Park (5901–3rd Ave.: other
Roads F and W, Salem): baseball, disc Old Settlers’ Park (off of Hwy. 50 between facilities include gazebo, walkways, flower
golf, playground, tennis, boat launch, Hwys. 45 and 75, Paddock Lake): baseball, garden
fishing, nature trails, picnic areas. playground, fishing, picnic, swimming For more, visit www.kenosha.org.
Friendship Park (5834-6th Ave.) Pennoyer Park (3601–7th Ave., 35 acres):
Gangler Park (6701–82nd St.): playground, tennis, bandshell, pickleball,
playground, tennis, pickleball. swimming
Gateway Center Park (11600-75th St.) Petretti Park (1903–16th Ave.): baseball,
Phil Sander Nature Area soccer, playground, basketball
Harbor Park (5502 Ring Road): Petrifying Springs Park (Hwy. 31 / County
playground, bike trails, fishing, splash park Road A): baseball, playground, dog park,
biergarten, nature trails, picnic areas
Petzke Park (1700–29th Ave.): baseball,
Kenosha Dream Playground
Poerio Park/Nature Center (1401 16th
Ave.): baseball, playground, pavilion,
pond, hike/bike trails
Red Arrow Park (1720–84th Pl.): baseball,
playground, basketball
Roosevelt Park (6815–34th Ave.):
baseball, playground, tennis, basketball,
picnic shelter, pickleball, splash pad
St. Peter’s Park (32nd Ave. and 21st St.)

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Summer Fun fFoorotdh,eFWunho&le Games
Family!
Lemon Street Art Gallery
73rd Annual
The Lemon Street Art Gallery,4601
Sheridan Road, is a creatively driven Mt. Carmel Festival
non-profit visual art organization with
a mission to provide quality visual JULY 8 • 9 • 10
arts education, sponsor and support
cultural events, and offer a juried Friday 6-11PM • Saturday 4-11PM
forum for artists or exhibit and sell Sunday 2-10PM
their work. Free admission to stop in
and see the exhibit and talk to them Columbus Park, 22nd Ave. & 54th St.
about what more they have to offer: Free Shuttle Available
Thursdays - Saturdays 11am-5pm, In Columbus Park Area
and Sundays 11am-4pm.
Kids Games All 3 Days Under Tent
Every Second Saturday, Lemon Street holds an opening recep-
tion for three talented local artists to showcase their work. Come Italian Sausage & Italian Beef bombers, Deep
out from 6pm-9pm to meet the artists, mingle with fellow art Fried Meatballs, Mozzarella Sticks, Eggplant
fanatics, and take in some rich Kenosha culture. Strips, Chicken Strips, French Fries, Italian
June 11th: Bob Schnack, Tom Clark, & David Harrison
July 9th: Morgan Adams, Frank Heister, & Kim Rahal Donuts, Home Made Egg Rolls, Hot Dogs,
August 13th: Nancy Neider, Sherri Wistrom, & Chuck Keller Hamburgers/Cheeseburgers, Nachos, Corn,
September 10th: Melanie Hovey, Matt Bellefuielle, & Tim Cotton Candy, Popcorn, Snow Cones, Cream
Rozwadowski Puffs, Tiramisu, Ice Cream, Cannoli's, Pizza

Church Festivals FOOD & DRINK AVAILABLE ALL 3 DAYS
BEER - WINE - SODA - WATER
The majority of your favorite summertime church festivals are
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14th. As well as the Mt. Carmel Festival, held July 8th - 10th at SPAGHETTI DINNER
Columbus Park, 22nd Ave and 54th St. Find more dates for TAKE 4 6-8pm Friday &
additional area church festivals in our calendar log. BOYS & TOYS 9-11pm Saturday
4-8:00PM
We’re proud to be serving Saturday, July 9th Carryout's Available
our signature Phillies at Church Hall 1919-54th Street
Anderson Park everyday SERENDIPITY 5-7:30pm Adjacent to Columbus Park
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KENOSHA PUBLIC MARKET Religious Celebrations Festival Mass 10:00AM
Saturdays, June 4 - Oct. 1
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Racine Fever!

photo: DowntownRacine.org

Downtown Racine 4th Fest!

Downtown Racine is one of our area’s most unique and Racine is known for their 4th of July parade, and this one promises
vibrant lakefront communities. Make Downtown Racine your to be the best yet! The event kicks off at 8:30am with the “pre-
getaway destination for boating, dining, shopping, art and fun! parade” - the noisy police cars, fire engines, military vehicles, etc,
The historic charm, boutiques, art galleries, international cui- will get everyone’s attention. The official parade starts at 9am with
sine and museums are just a few of the reasons why a 2.6 mile route, starting at Goold Street and Main Street moving
Downtown Racine is the place to see. For more, visit racine south around the turn and up 14th Street. After the parade, head
downtown.com down to North Beach and stake out our favorite spot to watch
Racine’s spectacular fireworks! Bring a blanket and a picnic basket
Live Music and kick back until dusk.

Come out for great music with Saturdays on the Square, Racine County Fair
shows start at 4:30pm June 18: Stephen Hull Experience.
June 25: Fashion Show w/DJ. July 2: Lighthouse Brigade of 2022 marks the 100th anniversary of the Racine County Fair and
Racine. July 9: The Incorruptibles. July 16: Stone Theory. July they are throwing a huge party July 27-31 and everyone is invited!
23: Mean Jake. July 30: Squad St. August 6: Rust Belt. August Enjoy shows like All-Star Dog Stunts, Nick’s Kids Show, Cow Town
13: Rocky Rose. August 20: Fender Bender. August 27: Family USA. Grab an all-day wristband if you love the carnival rides.
Affair Check out the tractor pulls, the Demolition Derby, or Monster Truck
Music on the Monument takes place every Friday this sum- Freestyle Show in the Grandstands. Stop by the Petting Pen, or
mer from 4:30pm - 7pm in Downtown Racine June 17: Mathew take in a game of Bingo. And rock out to the over dozen musical
Haeffel Band. June 24: Yves Francois Rocambo Jazz. July 1: acts who take the stage like New Piano Guys (July 28), Eddie Butts
The Fourcast. July 8: Chicken Grease. July 15: The Jimmy Band (July 29), and Bedlam - Lines of Loyalty (July 30th). The fair
LeRose Band. July 22: Stoned Blues. July 29: High Stakes. is located at 19805 Durand Ave., in Union Grove, and opens each
August 5: Ghosts in the Gravel. August 12: Touch of Gray. day at 8am, admission is $10 for adults, $8 seniors, and $6 for kids
August 19: KR Bluegrass. August 26: Lake Effect. 8-13.

Racine HarborMarket Lighthouse Run

The Kenosha HarborMarket that you know and love is thrilled Now in its 44th year, the Racine Family YMCA’s Lighthouse Run is
to announce they are expanding north to now include the one of Wisconsin’s premier annual road run/walks, offering com-
Racine HarborMarket on select Thursday evenings this sum- petitive and non-competitive events. The acclaimed race and fami-
mer. Experience the similar family-friendly, European-style mar- ly event features the 10-Mile and 4-Mile Competitive Runs, 2-Mile
ket you experienced at the award-winning Kenosha Fun Run/Walk, Kids Power Race and Mascot Challenge. This
HarborMarket a little to the north. The Racine harborMarket will year’s course will be held on June 25th and kick off at 8am. It
be held at Downtown Racine’s Monument Square from 4:30- brings the historic race to our traditional route in Racine, starting at
7:30pm on June 30th, July 28th, August 25th, and September 725 Lake Avenue and finishing at 5th & Main at Monument
29th. Square. For more information, visit ymcaracine.org.

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Racine Fever!

Racine Zoo

Nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan, the Racine Zoo, 2131 N.
Main Street, is home to over 75 species of animals, including
giraffes, lions, rhinos, orangutans, and kangaroos, living in exhibit
spaces designed to imitate natural surroundings.
This summer, the Racine Zoo offers so many different family activi-
ties and adventures, we would surely miss something. So, here is a
sampling of some of the stuff going on at the Racine Zoo. Visit their
website at racinezoo.org for a full list of events and information.

Animal Crackers Concert Series. Enjoy live music with the ani-
mals. July 13: Roman Street. July 27: Marion Meadows. August
10th: Steely Dane. August 24: Down to the Bone. Admission: $35
each, $90 all four.

Music at the Zoo Invite your friends, grab your folding chairs, and photo: DowntownRacine.org
get ready for a night of weekend at the Zoo! Take in the scenic
Lake Michigan lakefront, grab a bite to eat from the numerous din- Racine Cardboard Boat Race
ing options on site, and enjoy some great tunes. A fun, outdoor
event perfect for all ages. Time to tap your toes, sing along, and Family friendly event at Harbor Lite Yacht Club, 559 State
dance the night away to your favorite hits! Gates will open at St., Racine on September 10th from 9am-8pm. Boat racers
5:30pm with the concert starting at 7pm. Admission is $30 per per- build a boat out of cardboard in four hours on race day.
son online, $35 per person at the gate, and $50 per person for both Boats are put in the water at Riverside Marina and raced
shows online. Proceeds benefit the animals and programs of the under the State St. bridge, around a buoy on the south side
Racine Zoo. This summers headliners include: Chicago Transit of the HLYC property and back to the bridge. There are typi-
Authority on June 17, Substitute: Tales From The Who on June 18, cally multiple races including a kids race, singles, multiple
people and a local tavern race. Live music and food trucks
Roar & Pour Stay cool this summer by sampling ice cold beers at all day. Open to the public. If interested in participating
Racine Zoo’s beer tasting event along the beautiful lakefront. Meet please call Jerrod @ (262) 902-0807 or visit racinecard-
an animal ambassador and savor hors d’oeuvres while exploring boardboatrace.com for more information.
unique, specially selected craft beers from local breweries on June
22nd and August 3 from 6pm-8pm. Must be 21 or older to attend.
Admission is $30 per person and $20 per person non-drinking.

Margarita Fest Cool off on a hot summer day the right way with a
margarita in hand, listening to Johnny Russler & The Beach Bum
Band along the beautiful lakefront at the Racine Zoo on July 9th
from 1pm-4pm. Food and additional drinks will be available for pur-
chase. $35, $30 non-drinking admission. Must be 21 or older to
attend.

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Be One With Nature

Pringle Nature Center

Pringle Nature Center, 9800 160th Avenue, is a gorgeous 197-
acre gem located in the Bristol Woods County Park. They are
open Tuesdays - Saturdays from 9am-4pm and Sundays from
Noon-4pm. The Center offers a variety of programming year-
round including: school field trips, individual science/field trips,
summer camps, Tots in the Park, the Leave No Child Inside
events, and more. For additional information, visit their website at
pringlenc.org.

Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary Bong Recreation Area

The mission of Hawthorn Hollow, 880 Green Bay Rd, is to culti- Once designated to become a jet fighter base, the Richard Bong
vate appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of our natural State Recreation Area is named after a leading air ace during
and local heritage through environmental education and sanctu- WWII. Just days before concrete was to be poured for a 12,500
ary preservation. They are open Tuesdays - Sundays, 8am - foot runway, the plans were cancelled and local citizens began
5pm. Admission is free, although trail donations are suggested the fight to protect this green space for future generations.
and several events require a fee. Here is a sampling of what they Now, Bong Recreation Area has become a wonderful local spot
have to offer this summer, for more, visit hawthornhollow.org. for camping, picnics, parties, or just spending a day with nature.
A vehicle admission sticker is required to enter: $8 per day for
Weekly Events at the Heide School Yard Observatory vehicles with Wisconsin plates (seniors $3) / $11 for vehicles with
Advance registration required out-of-state plates. Annual passes are available, visit dnr.wiscon-
Mondays - Beneath the Cosmos sin.gov for more info and additional upcoming events.
Tuesdays - Through the Lens
Wednesdays - Wine Wednesdays Under the Stars June 10th 7pm
Fridays - Small Eyes Under the Skies Shakespeare in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing
This lighthearted comedy by William Shakespeare is presented
Night Hike by Summit Players Theatre, a traveling, non-profit theatre com-
July 1st, 7pm pany bringing free, family-friendly Shakespeare shows.
Come experience the wonders of night in the woods of Hawthorn
Hollow with Naturalist Kailyn Daum. Learn all about the adapta- Chess in Lincoln Park
tions nocturnal creatures have developed to survive and thrive
when the sun goes down. Admission $10. Come out to Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave., any Monday evening
this summer from 6pm-7:30pm for this all ages chess program. In
the case of poor weather, this event will be held in the Oribiletti
Center. The Bookmobile will also be on site for library checkouts
and returns.

Wildflowers of the Season
July 2nd 10am
Walk the trails and appreciate the flowers of the season with
Restoration Ecologist Lori Artiomow. Find what’s in bloom in the
beautiful prairies and woodlands and get to identify unusual flow-
ers. Admission $10.

Walk in the Woods Art Fair Public Beaches
September 10th
Artists display their wares along our trails. Attendees will be able When the days get hot, it’s a great time to just relax on the beach
to browse and purchase paintings, sculptures, pottery, furniture, and take in the warmth around you — and then take a dip in the
artistic photography, and more. There will be other activities as lake for a quick cool-off! The beaches are plentiful in our area,
well, including live music. A wide selection of food and beverages with many of them right on Lake Michigan, including (from north
will be available for purchase. to south): Pennoyer Park, Simmons Island Beach, Eichelman
Park, Southport Beach, and Carol Beach. Farther from our Great
Park & Play Storytime Lake, there is Lake Andrea (Hwy. 165), Old Settlers’ Park
(Paddock Lake), Silver Lake Park (County F), DeWitt Park (Hwy.
Every Tuesday morning, 9:30am at Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave., B), Lance Park on Lake Mary (Twin Lakes), Lily Lake
and Wednesday morning, 9:30am at Schulte Park, 4400 87th (Wheatland), and Powers Lake, (Randall). Important note: many
Place, come out for amplified story time followed by play and of these beaches operate without a lifeguard on duty - be sure to
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Kenosha Markets

Kenosha HarborMarket

Fun for the entire family, visit Kenosha’s Original HarborMarket, the bustling European-style
mixed market now in its 19th season. Find them on Second Ave, between 54th and 56th
Streets and the adjacent Place de Douai, just 1 block west of the museums every Saturday
through October, 9am to 2pm.  Find fresh organic and conventionally grown vegetables,
microgreens, fruits, meats, cheeses, eggs, plants and flowers from local producers. Explore
a new cuisine or pick up a favorite from the delicious prepared food vendors. Treat yourself
to fresh baked goods including breads, pies, cookies and other desserts. Stock up your
pantry with fruit preserves, snacks, seasonings, gourmet oils and vinegars, nuts and much
more. Back this year are arts and craft vendors, including artisan soap and candle
makers. Additional special events will take place many Saturdays including local musician,
the Bookmobile, Versiti blood drives, Women in Motion, The Puppet Underground and more! 
Admission and parking are always free. 

Kenosha Public Market

Early bird shopping (8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.) is dedicated to seniors and those with disabili-
ties. Hours for the general public are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. As always, the Kenosha Public
Market offers KPM2GO (online store) ensuring you get your favorite products. Shoppers
short on time during a busy Saturday morning or those who cannot browse the market to
do their own shopping can shop online at KPM2GO and pick up your bags with ease at
the information booth or curbside. Kenosha Public Market’s vibrant community space is
located at 625 52nd Street.  Kenosha Public Market offers an incredible selection of
locally grown produce, mushrooms and fruit, locally sourced meats, and poultry, plus the
finest seafood, cheeses, baked goods, confections, pantry items, prepared meals, plant
based and keto foods. They also offer professional knife sharpening services, soaps and
cosmetics, health and wellness products and local art/crafts, made with love, talent, and
expert skill. Enjoy the food court for easy takeout or enjoy while listening to live music in
Veterans Memorial Park.  

Kenosha Art Market

Visit the Kenosha ArtMarket in the Union Park Arts District featuring original art, artists, live
music, and art demonstrations! On the third Sunday of the month, July through October,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. you will find area artisans nestled amongst the trees and selling their
original art in Union Park, 45th Street and Seventh Avenue. Artists are excited to meet their
favorite patrons in this unique settlng. You will find original fine art, jewelry, pottery, and so
much more this summer in the cozy neighborhood park that also features a public sculp-
ture, a Little Free Library, the Little Lemon Street Art Gallery, and mosaic planters. Hunger
sets in? Stop over at Union Park Tavern for ArtMarket food specials. Support from the area
businesses - Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace, Artworks/Pencillarium, Union Park Tavern
and more - have made this event possible. Dates are: June 19th, July 17th, August 21st,
Sept. 18th, and Oct. 16th. Admission is free.

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Independence Days

Celebrate America

On July 2nd-4th, Downtown Kenosha comes alive with carnival
rides, live music, great food, and more entertainment on multiple
stages as Kenosha prepares to celebrate Independence Day.
Happenings Magazine, Festival Foods and community partners
join the City of Kenosha to support Celebrate America activities
in the HarborPark area July 2-4. Admission is free and open to
the public. Find a good spot to enjoy the fireworks show after
dark on July 4th. Fireworks are staged at Celebration Place east
of the public museums on First Avenue. Celebrate America
takes place near the Kenosha Public Museum and The Civil War
Museum - it’s so big, it will be hard to miss. On July 2-3, both
museums are open their normal Sunday hours: 12-5pm. On July
4, both museums will be open 1-4pm.

Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade

This year’s Kenosha Civic Veterans’ Parade has the theme of Paddock Lake festivities
“America the Beautiful” and will be on July 3rd, kicking off at
1pm. This year, the parade will take the same route as last year, The annual Paddock Lake bike parade kicks off at 10am on July
starting at Washington Road and Seventh Ave and travel south 3rd, starting at McAlonan Park heading to Village Hall. Make a
towards Downtown along Seventh and then Sixth Avenues day out of it and stick around for the Boat Parade at 7pm on the
before ending at Library Park. lake and fireworks after dark.

Firecracker Run July Third Party on the Square

This closed race courseruns along Kenosha’s scenic lakefront Get your Independence Day celebration started on July 3rd at
harbor and historic district. Choose a 5K, 10K, or a 1 Mile fun the family-friendly Party on the Square in Downtown Racine. The
Run/Walk. Advance registration required at the YMCA, 7101 53rd party kicks off at 6pm and will include live music, food, raffles
Street. If you aren’t a runner, just come down to the Library Park and games. Proceeds go towards Racine’s 4th of July parade
area in Downtown Kensoha and cheer the runner on! and fireworks facilitated by the 4th Fest of Greater Racine.
The following day, the 4th Fest Parade kicks off at 8:30am, see
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Kick back and enjoy some live music at the Pennoyer Park Somers’ Let Freedom Ring Parade
Bandshell, 3601 Seventh Ave, leading up to the Festival Foods
Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. The Kenosha Pops Concert Band per- Somers will hold their Independence Day parade on July 4th at
forms at 4 p.m. This is the band’s 100th anniversary season. This 1:15pm. Prior to the start of the parade, a race will be held along
event is farther north from the Celebrate America festivities, the parade route. Cheer on the runners before the parade
where the fireworks display takes place. begins.

LibertyFest

The festivities kick off on July 2nd in Twin Lakes with the Liberty
Parade at 11am, followed by a party at Lance Park, check out
the Aquanut Ski Show at 7pm and stick around for the fireworks!

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Summer Fun!

Kenosha Kingfish Great Lakes Dragaway

The Kenosha Kingfish baseball team has another fantastic sea- Great Lakes Dragaway is unofficially “The Biggest Little
son planned for us - so come on out this summer for a great Racetrack in the World” and officially cited as “the oldest continu-
night at the classic Simmons Field, 7817 Sheridan Road. ously operating drag strip in America.” Come out to Union Grove
They offer numerous promotions through the summer, as well as for family fun all summer long. They have all kinds of great races
their weekly deals: Merch Monday (10% off at the team store), this summer, so stop by their website at greatlakesdragaway.com
Taco Tuesday ($2 tacos, $3 Modellos), Wing Wednesday (half off for a full list of events and more information.
wings), Powerball Night on Thursday, Fish Bowl Fridays ($25
Fish Bowl GA tickets), post-game fireworks every Saturday, and Babies on the Farm
kids are allowed to run the bases after every Sunday game.
Visit their website at northwoodsleague.com, or stop by the box There will be a large variety of local farm favorites (goats, chicks,
office to plan your next outing to the old ball game! piglets, alpaca, and more), as well as some exotic animals at
Jerry Smith’s Farm, 7150 18th St on June 11th and 12th, from
Aquanut Water Show 10am-6pm. Tickets are $10 per person and are available for pur-
chase online or at the gate. Children two and under are free.
Head west on most Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6pm, to enjoy
this family focused choreographed Water Ski Show Team per- Action Territory
form on Lake Mary in Twin Lakes. Free admission and free park-
ing. Concessions are sold on-site. Seating and restrooms are One of the area’s finest year-round family entertainment com-
available. Or bring a picnic basket to relax on the lawn and watch plexes! Action Territory, located on the southwest corner of the I-
the show. Check our calendar for specific dates. 94/Hwy.50 intersection, offers 11 acres for great family fun! Race
your way around their go-kart track with hair-pin and s-turns!
Glow in the Park Pros and amateurs alike will love their 18-hole miniature golf
course. Bumper boats and Water wars are perfect for a hot sum-
Adventure Park At Night! On select special Saturday nights at mer day. Their batting cages and bumper cars are a big hit for
Boundless Adventures, 9800 160th Ave., enjoy neon lights, kids of all ages. Test your paintball skills in their inflatable adven-
smoke machines, and music! This summer’s dates are: June ture field and experience the latest in laser tag technology in their
18th, July 2nd, July 30th, and August 27th, from 6pm-10pm. mysterious, black light arena. Looking for some old-school video
Book your visit early as these events are very popular. Enjoy the game fun? Their arcade has over 100 games to choose from.
family-friendly outdoor aerial adventure park: crawl, swing, climb, And when you need to take a little break, try some of their deli-
balance, and zip-line through the forest! cious pizza! Action Territory is the perfect place to plan your next
big birthday party - call them at 262-857-7000.

Monkey Joe’s Pop-Up Biergarten

At Monkey Joe’s, 4237 Green Bay Road, young ones can find and Food Truck Rally
their happy space with unlimited play on inflatable-filled jumps
and obstacle courses, arcade action, and a snack shack. Monkey It’s a three-day celebration this summer at this German-style
Joe’s is where kids play with friends, both old and new. For the Biergarten at Celebration Place on Kenosha’s lakefront. Enjoy
parents, they will enjoy this perfect backdrop for private parties or German beers, US craft beers, hard cider, along with sausage
just an unplanned outing. They also provide a separate play and pretzels in a beautiful park setting June 16-18 from 3pm-9pm
area for those little monkeys under 3 so every little jumper can each day. This is a free family-friendly event. Enjoy food, music,
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calendar Kenosha Kingfish vs. Rockford Walking Tours - Library Park
Rivets 6:05pm, Simmons Field, 11am (p24)
Saturday, June 4 7817 Sheridan Rd (p46)
Mini-Golf Pub Crawl
Kenosha Running Club-Group Friday, June 10 Noon-6pm, Downtown Racine
Run 7:25am, 5159 Sixth Ave
Kenosha HarborMarket 9am- Lecture Series: Gettysburg Behind the Scenes Tour
2pm, 56th St & 2nd Ave (p44) Stories Noon, Civil War 2:30pm, Simmons Library,
Kenosha Public Market Museum, 5500 First Ave (p20) 711 59th Pl (p10)
9am-2pm, 625 52nd St (p44)
Outta Sight Kite Flight Day 1/2 Brown Bag Movies: Sing 2 Open Artist Reception 6-9pm,
10am-5pm, Kennedy Park, Noon, Southwest Library, Lemon Street Art Gallery,
4051 5th Ave (p16) 7979 38th Ave (p10) 4601 Sheridan Rd (p35)
Kenosha Kingfish vs. Kokomo
Jackrabbits 6:05pm, Simmons First Fridays Aquanut Water Show
Field, 7817 Sheridan Rd (p46) 4pm-9pm, Downtown Racine 6pm Lance Park, Twin Lakes
Kenosha Comedy Club
ft Chris Barnes Kenosha Kingfish vs Battle Kenosha Kingfish vs Battle
8pm, Wyndham Garden, Creek 6:05pm, Simmons Field, Creek 6:05pm, Simmons Field,
5125 Sixth Ave (p16,65) 7817 Sheridan Rd (p46) 7817 Sheridan Rd (p46)

Sunday, June 5 Kenosha Comedy Club ft Kenosha Pops Concert 7pm,
Larry Reeb 8pm, Wyndham Civil War Museum, 5500 First Ave
Outta Sight Kite Flight Day 2/2 Garden, 5125 Sixth Ave (p16,65)
10am-5pm, Kennedy Park, Kenosha Comedy Club ft
4051 5th Ave (p16) Saturday, June 11 Larry Reeb 8pm, Wyndham
Pleasant Prairie Cup Triathlon Garden, 5125 Sixth Ave (p16,65)
RecPlex, 9900 Terwall Terrace Kenosha Running Club-Group
Good Old Summertime Art Fair Run 7:25am, 5159 Sixth Ave Wilmot Raceway Saturday
10am-4pm, Civic Center Park, Night Racing, 30820 111th St
Sheridan Rd & 56th St Kenosha HarborMarket 9am-
Wilmot Flea Market 2pm, 56th St & 2nd Ave (p44) Sunday, June 12
7am-2pm, 30820 111th St
Kenosha Public Market Wilmot Flea Market
Monday, June 6 9am-2pm, 625 52nd St (p44) 7am-2pm, 30820 111th St

Chess for All-Ages 6pm, Lincoln Animal Quest 10:30am, Babies on the Farm Day 2/2
Park, 6900 19th Ave (p42) Southwest Library, 10am-6pm, Jerry Smith’s,
7979 38th Ave (p10) 7150 18th St
Tuesday, June 7
Babies on the Farm Day 1/2 Ktown Toy Show 10am-4pm,
Bike Races at the Velodrome 10am-6pm, Jerry Smith’s, Moose Lodge, 3003 30th Ave
7pm, Washington Park, 7150 18th St
1821 Washington Rd (p26) Hot Wheels Grand Prix 1pm
Park & Play Storytime 9:30am, Port of Kenosha, 714 50th St
Lincoln Park, 6900 18th Ave (p42)
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Wednesday, June 8

Museum Munchkins 9:30am,
Kenosha Public Museum,
5400 First Ave (p20)
Aquanut Water Show
6pm Lance Park, Twin Lakes
Kenosha Kingfish vs. Rockford
Rivets 6:05pm, Simmons Field,
7817 Sheridan Rd (p46)

Thursday, June 9

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