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Let there be mic!

Kenosha area offers mix of places for open mic nights

There’s no shortage of free — and often outstanding — musical entertainment in Kenosha during the open mics that are held almost every night of the week at locations across the city.

At least one open mic features cabaret-style entertainment, with musicians as well as poets, comedians and other guest performers. View Article

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Let there be mic!

There’s no shortage of free — and often outstanding — musical entertainment in Kenosha during the open mics that are held almost every night of the week at locations across the city.

Open to all

Have some music with your mai tai.

Ecolimes saying farewell to open mic night at Matt’s Main Street Pub

If you want to see an Ecolimes open mic, you have one more chance.

Gindleberger photos, art on display at UW-Parkside

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside, 900 Wood Road, presents the photographic and video art of Hans Gindlesberger now through March 16. This students’ choice exhibition, titled “I’m in the Wrong Film and Other Works,” is shown in the Foundation Gallery of the Rita Tallent Picken Regional Center for Arts and Humanities.

Kenosha the setting for new thriller/comedy - but only in name

“Greetings from Kenosha, WI! Where ordinary folks can make a killing.”

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Enjoy a night of rock and pop at Brat Stop Saturday

Did you have a nice Valentine’s Day, my little loves?

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Orchestra Boosters hosting tea, concert at Indian Trail

The Kenosha Orchestra Boosters are hosting An Afternoon Tea at Indian Trail High School and Academy.

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Van Halen rocks new album; McCartney misses mark

Van Halen

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Carthage takes audiences on a ‘Ghost Bike’ ride



Bicycles are circling a set on the stage at Carthage College — above and below ground.

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Brookfield Zoo hosts winter festival Sunday

The Brookfield Zoo is offering free admission Sunday (Feb. 19), along with some special winter-themed activities.

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Looking for romance ... or just some ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’?

Anything can be romantic — from cleaning out the gutters to an “Ax Men” marathon on the History Channel — if you add soft lighting, lush music, a glass of wine, a little dark chocolate ...

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Celebrating Valentine’s Weekend



This year, Valentine’s Day falls on a Tuesday, which gives you a whole weekend to dazzle your sweetie — or admit you haven’t put any thought into putting together a romantic weekend.

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‘Oscar and Felix’ updates ‘The Odd Couple’



Felix the neat freak reunites with Oscar the slob in a comedy that brings “The Odd Couple” to the present day.

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Violinist plays classical, folk tunes, blues



Who: Blue Edge of the Prairie

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Local music: From Cosmic Railroad to Big Joe Kennedy

It’s a little more than a week before famed party day Mardi Gras. That doesn’t mean that you can’t throw on a costume and debauch the night away beforehand, however.

Get Out Today for Feb. 23

— Milwaukee’s famous Domes — actually the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory — is hosting “Music Under Glass,” a concert series featuring live music Thursday nights through March.