Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
The 13th annual “Trunk or Treat” festival is Saturday (Oct. 19) at Barth Storage, 7803 60th Ave.
Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
Halloween can be a time for sunny outings to area pumpkin patches ... but it can also mean seeking out terrors after dark.
We can’t talk to any Civil War soldiers about their experiences during that war (without the help of a medium), but, thanks to a new exhibit at Kenosha’s Civil War Museum, we can get firsthand accounts from some of them.
The Twin Lakes Area Chamber and Business Association is hosting its second annual Oktoberfest event.
Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
Jason Lyle Black, an award-winning pianist, composer and comedic entertainer, is performing a free concert Tuesday night (Oct. 8) at Carthage College.
This is it. The first weekend in October.
Area theater shows playing this weekend include:
Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
Family activities in the Kenosha area this week include:
Family activities in the Kenosha area this week include:
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s art galleries are showcasing new exhibits.
Carthage College’s Wind Orchestra and Concert Band are teaming up for a Patio Pops Concert Sunday afternoon.
Farm Aid 2019 comes to Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy Saturday (Sept. 21), featuring what organizers call “an all-star music lineup of artists, all donating their performances for 30,000 fans to celebrate and stand up for family farmers and good food.”
Carthage College theater graduates from the 2010 cast of “Room Service” — a comedy by Allen Boretz and John Murray — will return to Carthage Saturday night for a staged reading of the play.
Grab your lederhosen and get your stein-hoisting arm ready: The Petrifying Springs Biergarten is hosting its third annual Oktoberfest Friday through Sunday (Sept. 20-22).
Are you ready for Halloween?
Kenosha Creative Space organizers have a varied slate of events planned this month at the downtown venue, 624 57th St.
Where can you find German music, food, beer and wine, a classic car show, tractor rides, a stein hoisting competition, a raffle — and a Dachshund Dash?
Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside will honor Professor Emeritus Frances E. Bedford Saturday (Sept. 14) with a 95th birthday celebration on campus.
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The pumpkins are coming! The pumpkins are coming!
Sure, the calendar says "September," but Wisconsin residents know some of our warmest days can still be ahead of us this month.
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Kenosha’s electric streetcars will be celebrated on Saturday (Sept. 7) during the seventh annual Kenosha Streetcar Day.
The 2019 Kenosha Classic Cruise-In car show — also known as “The Downtown Car Show” — will once again take over the streets of downtown to kick off Labor Day Weekend in Kenosha.
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Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
Thinking of a short road trip?
Here it is, the final “official” summer weekend. Have you eaten your quota of funnel cakes? Did you catch a baseball game? Attend a lakefront festival? Enjoy a bike ride?
Family activities in the Kenosha area this week include:
Laborfest, the annual celebration of the importance of organized labor, is 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday (Sept. 2) at the picnic grounds east of St. Therese Church, 2020 91st St.
Tom Hanks told us a few decades ago that “there’s no crying in baseball,” but he wasn’t at Simmons Field for the final game of the season.
There are several activities that are perfect for families looking for late-summer fun, including the Picnic in the Park in Petrifying Springs Park (see page 3). Here are some more events:
Blue House Books — Kenosha’s independent bookseller — is hosting a Local Author Weekend on Friday and Saturday (Aug. 23-24) at Kenosha Creative Space, 624 57th St.
Comedian Henry Cho has been performing for so long, his resume includes an appearance with the late Bob Hope.
It’s a busy Saturday in Kenosha, with Picnic in Park at Petrifying Springs Park and the annual “Art of the Car” car show at Kemper Center:
The Bristol Renaissance Faire — where many tankards of beer are consumed and visitors have been known to gnaw on giant turkey legs — has blossomed into one of the premier Renaissance-themed festivals in the country.
“The last hurrah” is the unofficial theme of this weekend’s festival at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church, 4816 Seventh Ave.
Saxophonist Paul Taylor will headline this year’s HarborPark Jazz, Rhythm & Blues Festival.
There are several activities that are perfect for families looking for late-summer fun, including the Kenosha County Fair (see pages 4-5), the Downtown Kenosha Pop-Up Beer Garden (see page 6) and children’s theater (see page 7).
Enjoy these Kenosha area events and more this weekend:
Paranormal Cirque has set up shop in Pleasant Prairie — and it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before.
The Downtown Kenosha Pop-Up Beer Garden — kicking off its two-weekend run today — is ready to go, according to organizer Alexandria Binanti Robinson.
What: Downtown Kenosha Pop-Up Beer Garden
Bobbing for apples and shucking corn are among the challenges people taking part in the new Ag Olympics at the Kenosha County Fair this year will face.
There are several activities that are perfect for families looking for late-summer fun, including a festival, free outdoor movies and museum and library programs:
