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812-56th St. • Kenosha, WI 53140800-654-7309 • www.KenoshaCVB.com

Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau StaffPresident – Dennis DuCheneMarketing Director – Deanna GoodwinMarketing Coordinator – Laura TyunaitisPublic Relations Manager – Meridith JumiskoVisitor Information Center Director/Group Sales –

Eva HoeyCustomer Service Coordinators – Brigit Correa,

Samantha SullivanTravel Information Specialists – John Gulig, John

Neuenfeld, Bill Marshall

Credits/AcknowledgementsEditors – Deanna Goodwin, Meridith Jumisko,

Laura Tyunaitis, Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

Graphic Design – Bob Hoot, Hoot Communications

Sales Managers – Deanna Goodwin, Laura Tyunaitis, Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

Printing – W.D. Hoard & Sons

On the cover:Visitors to Southeastern Wisconsin love the BristolRenaissance Faire for its fantastic food,entertainment, shopping and more. The Faire hasdelighted millions of time-travelling fans for 25 years!Photo by Linda McFeters, Producer.

Section introductions:Photos in our section introductions — Attractions,Shopping, Recreation, Accommodations andDining — are by Twelve Twenty One Creative,www.1221creative.com.

© 2012 Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau812-56th St., Kenosha, WI 53140262-654-7307 • 800-654-7309www.KenoshaCVB.com

Any reproduction or reprint of this guide, or portionthereof, without written permission from theKenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau isprohibited. Information is subject to change withoutnotification. Please contact individual businessesor organizations directly to verify details. Published January 2012. Circulation 100,000.

Personalized ServiceGive us a call or stop by one of our two Visitor Information

Centers and our friendly staff will help you plan your KenoshaArea visit with details and helpful suggestions about hotels,attractions, restaurants, special events, outdoor recreation andmore. We’re happy to provide you with maps and directions,brochures, and other materials to make your visit care-free andmemorable.

We’ll also help you plan the perfect event in the Kenosha Area.Whether a sports tournament, corporate meeting, motorcoachtour, or anything in between, our staff will help every step of theway!

Visitor Information Center — Downtown Kenosha812 – 56th St., Kenosha, WI 53140Phone: 262-654-7307Toll Free Phone: 800-654-7309Fax: 262-654-0882Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Visitor Information Center — I-94 & Hwy. 16510519 – 120th Ave., Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158I-94 and Hwy. 165 East (Exit 347) near Pleasant Prairie Premium OutletsPhone: 262-857-7164Hours: November-March: Tuesday-Saturday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.April-October: 7 days a week, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

24-Hour Event Hotline: 800-654-7309 Ext. 3

Online ResourcesLog on to www.KenoshaCVB.com for more helpful tools and

resources to plan your visit. Don’t have Internet access? Not aproblem. You can still take advantage of these resources bycalling us toll free at 800-654-7309. We’ll be happy to print and mailor fax information from our website directly to you so you won’tmiss a thing!

Maps Coupons Event Calendar Photo Gallery Video Clips Walking Tour Guides Itinerary Ideas Hotel Packages E-Newsletter Advertiser Links Getaway Giveaway Contest Visitor Stories and Articles Facebook, Twitter and YouTube Links Event, Meeting and Group Tour Planner Guides

See Pages 34-35 for more detail on what you’ll find atKenoshaCVB.com!

Welcome to the Kenosha Area! 4-5An overview of the Kenosha Area and all it has to offer

Who We Are 6-7Our City, Villages and Town

The Arts in the Kenosha Area 8-9Arts and cultural opportunities in the Kenosha Area

Calendar of Events 10-11Highlights of our 2012 festivals and fairs

Attractions 12-18Major Attractions | History & Museums | Lighthouses |Theater & The Arts

Destination Downtown 19-20Shopping | Dining | Entertainment in Kenosha’s Downtown neighborhood

Shopping 21-31Malls | Specialty Stores | Personal Services | Markets |Cafés, Coffee Shops & Pubs

Bring the Group! 32-33Group Tours | Sporting Events | Meetings andConferences

Connect With Us 34-35In-person and online resources for all your travelpreparation needs

Maps and Directions 36-38Maps | Travel Distances

Information 39Climate | Road Conditions | Local Media | Transportation| Emergency Services | Visitor Information Centers

The Kenosha Area ... Reasons for Every Season 40Unique ideas for enjoying the Kenosha Area throughoutthe year

Recreation 41-46Recreation Facilities | Parks, Beaches and NatureAreas | Camping | Bike Trail | Marinas | Fishing | Golf

Accommodations 47-51Hotels | Resorts | Bed & Breakfast | Campground

Dining 52-59Kenosha Area Restaurants | Unique Food Experiences

Businesses and Services 60-61Community Organizations | Education | Libraries |Apartments

Advertiser Index 62 Look for QR Codes like this throughoutour Guide. Just scan the code with yourmobile device for instant access to morehelpful planning tools includinginteractive maps, event calendars,articles, videos and more. Need an app to start scanning?

Visit www.bit.ly/ScanDL to download your free app.

Welcome to the Kenosha Area,Wisconsin ... fondly known asthe destination with One Great

Lake, and Countless Great Times! Midwaybetween Chicago and Milwaukee, ourcommunity is nestled along thebreathtaking shores of Lake Michiganand meanders through a scenic ruralcountryside on our western border. It’s awelcoming place where you’ll encounter an array oforiginal people, unique places, and one-of-a-kindexperiences any time of the year.

The Kenosha Area’s Lake Michigan shoreline is one of our most populardestinations, and for good reason. Nearly 90 percent of Kenosha County’sshoreline is publicly accessible via parks, nature areas, beaches, and miles ofpromenade. Most notable is Kenosha’s revitalized lakefront and harborarea. Known as HarborPark, this 69-acre development now offers visitors atruly unique lakeside destination. Here you’ll find an authentic ElectricStreetcar system connecting family-friendly attractions such as Kenosha’sown campus of award-winning museums — Kenosha Public Museum,Dinosaur Discovery Museum, and Civil War Museum. Step off the streetcarinto Kenosha’s charming Downtown district to find an array of eclecticshops, galleries, and eateries, where gracious shop owners welcome youwith personable service.

The area is also home to the weekly Kenosha HarborMarket.Celebrating its 10th year in 2012, this European-style open-air marketfeatures locally-grown organic produce, meats and cheeses, freshflowers, original art, crafts, live music and more. The new HarborParkSculpture Walk runs along the harbor and features a dozen inspiringworks of art for all to enjoy. Two historic lighthouses still stand watchhere, while the Southport Light Station Museum and Kenosha HistoryCenter honor Kenosha’s maritime and auto-making heritage. It’s nowonder that countless festivals, concerts and sporting events callKenosha’s lakeshore home throughout the year.

Away from the Lake Michigan shore, activities and opportunities alsoabound throughout the Kenosha Area. Shopping is at the top of mosttravelers’ wish lists, and we certainly deliver with the renowned PleasantPrairie Premium Outlets and an array of unique, family-owned shopsand boutiques. If getting in touch with nature is your goal, you’ve gotcountless options in the Kenosha Area. Kenosha County boasts over adozen inland lakes that offer prime fishing spots for bass, northern, andwalleye. You’ll also find pristine lakes perfect for boating, swimming andother water sports. Richard Bong State Recreation Area sits on over4,500 acres and features more than 30 miles of trails for hiking,mountain biking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing and ATV riding.

From historic to modern. From adventurous to tranquil. TheKenosha Area boasts something for every taste. If you’re looking for avacation to get away from the “everyday”... this is the place for you. Somake time soon to visit us in the Kenosha Area and let us show you howto really get away!

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Kenosha HarborMarket and Electric Streetcar.

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Pringle Nature Center.Dinosaur Discovery Museum.

Kenosha’s harbor and Southport Light Station Museum.

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What’s in a Name?

Locals here embrace Kenosha’s richhistory and celebrate it along withvisitors through acclaimed

museums, vintage streetcars, treasuredhistoric districts, and lighthouses.Early Native Americans originallynamed Kenosha Kenozia, which means“place of the Pike.” In the ensuingyears, the area was named Pike Creek,and then Southport when it became anotable Great Lakes shipping port. In1850, one last change gave Kenosha— both city and county — theircurrent title, a modernized version ofthe early Kenozia.

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You’re always welcome in the VILLAGE OF PLEASANTPRAIRIE. Whether you’re looking for a daytrip destinationor a new place to call home, you’ll find a warm andwelcoming community with some very special amenities.From the first moment you arrive, you’ll find a top notch,outdoor shopping experience at Pleasant Prairie PremiumOutlets. Just down the road, nestled inside of a 930-acrepark with inviting nature trails, a spring-fed lake and sandybeach, you’ll encounter RecPlex. RecPlex is a world-class

fitness, sport and lifestyle center. Each year, thousands of visitors venture toRecPlex and Prairie Springs Park for the Pleasant Prairie and DanskinTriathlons, for competitive swimming, hockey and figure skating events, or tosimply make a day of indoor swimming, ice skating and fieldhouse play. Duringwarmer weather, guests here enjoy wind surfing, boating, playing on oursandy beach, and our annual Prairie Family Days festival.

Fine art lovers will want to venture to the Prairie Ridge shopping area andSeebeck Gallery. Seebeck offers guests a diverse collection of fine art andcustom crafts from local, regional and national artists. Nature lovers will revelin the calming beauty of the Chiwaukee Prairie and the shores of LakeMichigan. Chiwaukee Prairie is a National Natural Landmark along the shoresof Lake Michigan and is home to more than 400 native plant species and otherwildlife. While here, many visitors also satisfy their sweet tooth with a tourand treats at the Pleasant Prairie Jelly Belly Center.

Pleasant Prairie is a growing community that strives to balance newgrowth with a special respect for the past and the natural gifts that define thearea. All of us here in the Village invite you for a visit to experience PleasantPrairie living for yourself and to learn why Pleasant Prairie is a great place tolive, work and play. You can learn more about us online atPleasantPrairieOnline.com. Welcome!

John P. SteinbrinkVillage President

KENOSHA is a great city, and I invite youto experience for yourself what everyoneis talking about when they say that

Kenosha is truly a gem on Lake Michigan. Here on the shores of LakeMichigan, you will find miles of beaches and paths along the lake perfect forwalking, biking or skating, picturesque public gardens and fountains, twohistoric lighthouses, the Kenosha History Center, outdoor concerts, historicalreenactments, and many other family-oriented festivals. During your visit,check out Kenosha's museums, including the Dinosaur Discovery Museum,the Midwest's only Civil War Museum and the Kenosha Public Museum. TheDinosaur Discovery Museum in the historic Civic Center District featuresdramatic life-size dinosaur replica casts, interactive exhibits, and a workingon-site paleontology lab. Of course, you must also visit the Kenosha PublicMuseum and see the mammoths excavated in Kenosha County, as well aswonderful temporary exhibits. Kenosha's latest addition to its museumcampus is the Civil War Museum which opened in 2008. Through state of theart technology, dioramas and interactive exhibits, visitors travel back inhistory to the social, political and economic influences that contributed to theCivil War. Your travel between the museums is easy when you hop aboard oneof five vintage electric streetcars. Finally, in between visits to these amazingattractions, take in art fairs, farmers markets, bicycle racing, charter fishing,golf and fine dining. There is no shortage of wonderful things to see and do inKenosha, and we look forward to seeing you.

Keith G. BosmanMayor

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Organized in 1842, THE TOWN OF WHEATLAND,located on the western end of Kenosha County is24 square miles in size and includes theunincorporated communities of New Munster,Slades Corners, Wheatland, Powers Lake and LilyLake and many smaller subdivisions. Our area’stwo lakes, Lily Lake and Powers Lake, offerswimming, boating and fishing opportunities. The

scenic Fox River is a landmark in our community, traveling in a north-southdirection through the eastern part of the town. Wheatland is also home to theWisconsin Department of Natural Resources New Munster Wildlife Area,which encompasses 1,048 acres and permits seasonal hunting. Camp Oh-Da-Ko-Ta, owned by the Boy Scouts of America, and located on the western edgeof the town, has enabled several generations of Boy Scouts to participate incamping and outdoor activities. The Seno Woodland Education Center, a 131-acre forestry learning center also located in the western part of the town, isdedicated to forestry education and research. Owned and managed by theWWOA Foundation, Inc., there are many nature programs offered. Our farmingcommunity is gradually evolving into a residential community. We welcomevisitors and new residents!

William M. GlembockiTown Chairperson

. . . AND TOWNSTHE VILLAGE OF BRISTOL has a unique, naturalatmosphere setting it apart from otherWisconsin communities. Experience ourbeautiful lakes, rolling farmlands andwelcoming communities, which have retainedthe charm of an earlier era. An ideal location foryou and your family, you’ll enjoy a small townfeel with urban conveniences in nearbyKenosha, Milwaukee and Chicago. Bristol alsoboasts its own commercial district on the west

side of I-94 as well as a centrally located 70-acre business park that createsthe synergy.

Savor the fruits of our local farmers’ labor at our Farmers Market, Maythrough October on Wednesdays from 2 to 6 p.m. in Village Park. And don’tmiss our monthly Antique Car Shows on select Monday nights during thesummer. Get back to nature at the 189-acre Bristol Woods Park, featuring overfour miles of scenic hiking trails and free programs at the Pringle NatureCenter. Be sure to visit the area’s unique antique shops as well!

Be transported to another time and place at the Bristol Renaissance Faire.This enchanting festival offers you a unique chance to step back 400 years intime and walk straight into the streets of a 29-acre 16th Century Elizabethanvillage.

Bristol is also horse country. Increasingly known as one of the region’smost popular equestrian communities, Bristol is home to many horse farmscompetition facilities, and equestrian disciplines. A relaxing country drivereveals stunning horse farms and lovely equestrian estates. Riders from allover the region come to Bristol to participate in horse sports, or just “horsearound.”

The Village of Bristol ... the ideal place to live and visit ... naturally!

Mike FarrellVillage President

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THE ARTS

The Kenosha Area is a communitybrimming with culture and creativity. Nomatter when you plan your visit, you can be

assured of finding an array of performing,visual and literary arts venues to appreciateand enjoy. From art exhibits and award-winning museums to live theater and music ofevery genre, we’re sure you’ll agree thatKenosha is an art-FULL place to visit! You caneven tap into your own inner artist with hands-on workshops and classes at various museumsand art galleries. Here’s a sampling of what’snew and happening in Kenosha’s arts scene.

New Rita Tallent Picken RegionalCenter for Arts and Humanities

World-class theatre, music and art arepresented at the new Rita Tallent PickenRegional Center for Arts and Humanities atthe University of Wisconsin-Parkside. The newcenter encompasses 179,000 square feet, andwhile it’s the newest and largest facility of itstype in the area, it promises the finest smallvenue acoustics between Milwaukee andChicago. The new Center features the all new

Frances Bedford Concert Hall, a 340 seatmusic recital hall; a 120 seat black box studiotheatre for intimate theatre productions;galleries for both professional and student artexhibitions; instructional studios for music,theatre arts and 2-D art programs; andexpanded and upgraded general classrooms.To celebrate the new facility, 2012 has beenproclaimed the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Year of Arts and Humanities withmore than 200 arts events scheduled duringthis calendar year. Visit UW-Parkside’s websiteat www.uwp.edu for event details.

Rita Tallent Picken Regional Center for Arts and Humanities at UW-Parkside boasts the Frances Bedford Concert Hall (above) and Black Box Theatre (inset) among its facilities.

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THE ARTSOutdoor Public Art

A diverse exhibition of public art can befound in HarborPark and throughoutDowntown Kenosha. The Arts Fund of theKenosha Community Foundation organizedthe installation of nine sculptures — dubbedKenosha Sculpture Walk — in the fall of

2011 along Kenosha’s harbor.The sculptures will be ondisplay for two years, afterwhich they’ll be replaced bynew works. The new pieces

join David Floyd’s sculpture “MillenniumGate,” the “S.S. Kenosha” by Dan Blue, and abronze Christopher Columbus fountain.Sculpted by former Kenosha residentMichael Martino, the fountain symbolizesthe connection between Kenosha and one ofits sister cities, Cosenza, Italy.

Nearby at Veterans Memorial Park, sits theVeterans Fountain and the Veterans Statue, aseven-foot-tall lone soldier in cast bronze.Local artist Frank Colicki created this statueto commemorate all of the wars fought by

The Arts Around Town■ Stop in Lemon Street Gallery &

ArtSpace to browse theinspirational 6" x 6" Art Wall.

■ Appreciate local works of art at TheSecret Garden Café & Gallery andHarborside Common Grounds.

■ Enjoy free demonstrations at thePeter V. Bianchi Artists Studio atthe Kenosha Public Museum.

■ Pottery of all shapes and sizes awaitsyour artistic touch at Alpaca ArtPottery Painting.

■ Enjoy live theater by the LakesidePlayers at the historic RhodeCenter for the Arts.

■ Attend Downtown Kenosha’sSecond Saturday events with livemusic, exhibits and more.

■ Be inspired at BeExposed!, aperformance series at Carolyn’sCoffee Connection spotlightinglocal artists.

■ Take in a Kenosha Pops Concert atthe Sesquicentennial Bandshellalong Lake Michigan.

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the United States since 1776. The fountainitself features mementos from historicbattlegrounds, including an eight-tonboulder from Okinawa, sand from Omahaand Utah beaches in Normandy, and astainless steel globe with continents formedfrom cast bronze.

Kenosha’s National Register HistoricDistricts contain significant art pieces of theirown. Walk through the Library Park HistoricDistrict and you’ll find “Abe Lincoln,” abronze statue by well-known sculptor CharlesHenry Niehous of New York. The statue was agift from a local businessman in 1909 tocommemorate the 100th anniversary year ofthe President’s birth. Towering a few feetaway is “Winged Victory.” Designed by DanielBurnham and executed by Italian sculptorDecco, it was dedicated in 1900. A few blocksaway, with her arm raised high, a miniatureStatue of Liberty resides in Civic Center Park.She was a gift to the city by local Boy Scouttroops in 1950 to mark Kenosha’s 100thanniversary as an incorporated city.Sculptures and other works of art can beenjoyed in Kenosha’s Union Park as part ofthe KenoshaUnionParkProject (KUPP), anemerging arts district.

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Event HighlightsThe following is a sampling of Kenosha Area events in 2012.Visit www.KenoshaCVB.com for a complete and up to dateEvent Calendar throughout the year. Event details aresubject to change and we recommend calling publishedphone numbers or visiting event websites to verifyinformation in advance.

OngoingBeExposed! Third Friday of each month. Carolyn’s CoffeeConnection, 262-653-1478, www.exposekenosha.com

Kenosha HarborMarket Saturdays, Jan. 7 to May 19 andOct. 20 to Dec. 22 at Rhode Center for the Arts and May 26 toOct. 13 outdoors along 2nd Avenue at 56th Street. 262-914-1252, www.kenoshaharbormarket.com

May4-12 Lakeside Players Presents: Picnic by William Inge

Rhode Center for the Arts, 262-657-7529,www.rhodeopera.org

4-12 Late @ the Rhode: My First Time Rhode Center for theArts, 262-657-7529, www.rhodeopera.org

4 Arts Alive: Barrage: Soundtrack of the WorldUW-Parkside, 262-595-2345, www.uwp.edu

5 Wisconsin Marathon HarborPark, 54th Street and 1st Avenue, 847-675-0200 x210,www.wisconsinmarathon.com

11-12 8th Annual Spring Ice Show RecPlex Ice Arena, 262-925-6752, www.RecPlexOnline.com

12 RecPlex Family 5K Walk/Run Prairie Springs Park,262-925-6742, www.RecPlexOnline.com

13 Mother’s Day Brunch and Ephemeral WildflowerHike Pringle Nature Center, 262-857-8008,www.pringlenc.org

13 Mother’s Day Wildflower Walk Richard Bong StateRecreation Area, 262-878-5600,www.bongnaturalistassociation.org24 Kenosha Public Museum Travelogue Series:

Canadian Maritime Provinces Reuther Central HighSchool Auditorium, 262-653-4140,www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

26 Fine Arts at First Series: Fifth House Ensemble FirstUnited Methodist Church, 262-658-3213,www.firstumckenosha.com/finearts

March9 Kenosha Public Museum Travelogue Series: South

African Safari Reuther Central High SchoolAuditorium, 262-653-4140,www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

10-25 Lakeside Players Children’s Series: Disney’s Beautyand the Beast Jr. Rhode Center for the Arts, 262-657-7529, www.rhodeopera.org

17 Kids & Family Expo RecPlex, 262-947-0437,www.RecPlexOnline.com

17 National Quilt Day Kenosha Public Museum, 262-653-4140, www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

29 Arts Alive: The Jason Bishop Show UW-Parkside,262-595-2345, www.uwp.edu

April7 Easter Hoppenings Jelly Belly Visitor Center,

866-868-7522, www.JellyBelly.com

14-15 bEHIND tHE aRTS 2012 Various locations, 262-880-4549, www.getbehindthearts.com

21 The Dairy State Cheese & Beer Festival Brat Stop,262-653-7301, www.kenoshabeerfest.com

27-28 Late @ the Rhode: My First Time Rhode Center forthe Arts, 262-657-7529, www.rhodeopera.org

27-29 Lakeside Players Presents: Picnic by William IngeRhode Center for the Arts, 262-657-7529,www.rhodeopera.org

28 Grand Union Ball Civil War Museum, 262-653-4141,www.thecivilwarmuseum.org

29 Fine Arts at First Series: Festival Arts ChamberOrchestra First United Methodist Church, 262-658-3213, www.firstumckenosha.com/finearts

OngoingSecond Saturday Every second Saturday of themonth. Downtown Kenosha, 262-818-3288,www.downtownkenosha.org

June2-3 Outta Sight Kite Flight Kennedy Park,

414-305-3145, www.giftofwings.com

January8 National Skating Month Skatefest RecPlex Ice

Arena, 262-925-6755, www.RecPlexOnline.com

13-28 Lakeside Players Presents: Annie Rhode Center forthe Arts, 262-657-7529, www.rhodeopera.org

27 Kenosha Public Museum Travelogue Series: It’sGreat! Britain Reuther Central High SchoolAuditorium, 262-653-4140,www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

28 Winterfest RecPlex, 262-947-0437,www.RecPlexOnline.com

28 Owl Prowl Richard Bong State Recreation Area, 262-878-5600, www.bongnaturalistassociation.org

29 Fine Arts at First Series: Philomusica String QuartetFirst United Methodist Church, 262-658-3213,www.firstumckenosha.com/finearts

February3 Arts Alive: Karla Bonoff UW-Parkside, 262-595-2345,

www.uwp.edu

10-25 Lakeside Players Presents: Oscar and Felix by NeilSimon Rhode Center for the Arts, 262-657-7529,www.rhodeopera.org

11 Return to Romance Richard Bong State RecreationArea, 262-878-5600,www.bongnaturalistassociation.org

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June3 Family Nature Faire and Free Fishing Richard Bong

State Recreation Area, 262-878-5600,www.bongnaturalistassociation.org

16 Kenosha County Dairy Breakfast Mighty Grand DairyFarm, 262-206-8149

17 Kenosha Car Club Car Show Kenosha Moose FamilyCenter, 262-657-7831

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24-25 Grill Games Kenosha’s Lakefront, 262-654-1234,www.grillgames.org

25-26 Danskin Women’s Triathlon Series Prairie SpringsPark and Lake Andrea, 877-221-9665,www.danskintriathlon.net

September1 Kenosha Classic Cruise-In Downtown Kenosha,

262-818-6410 or 262-496-5116

8 Great Lakes Civil War Forum Civil War Museum, 262-653-4141, www.thecivilwarmuseum.org

8-9 All-Breed Dog Shows and Obedience/Rally TrialsKenosha County Fairgrounds, 262-654-4831

15 Candlelight Hike Richard Bong State RecreationArea, 262-878-5600,www.bongnaturalistassociation.org

15 Fall Fun Fest Pringle Nature Center, 262-857-8008,www.pringlenc.org

22 Old Settlers Oktoberfest Old Settlers Park, 262-857-1869

27-29 Kenosha Festival of Cartooning Various locations,262-657-3777, kenoshacartoonfest.blogspot.com

October14 FitFest Indoor/Outdoor Triathlon RecPlex,

262-925-6742, www.RecPlexOnline.com

20 Kenosha History Center Chili Cook-OffKenosha History Center, 262-654-5770,www.kenoshahistorycenter.org

20 Eco-Halloween Hike Richard Bong State Recreation Area, 262-878-5600,www.bongnaturalistassociation.org

20 Haunted Woods Hike Pringle Nature Center, 262-857-8008, www.pringlenc.org

27 Jelly Belly Munchkin Masquerade Jelly Belly VisitorCenter, 866-868-7522, www.JellyBelly.com

27 Boofest Kenosha Public Museum, Civil War Museum,and Dinosaur Discovery Museum, 262-653-4140,www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

July21-22 Prairie Family Days Prairie Springs Park,

262-947-0437, www.PrairieFamilyDays.com

November9 Natalie Troha’s Pride of Kenosha Madrigrano Marina

Shores, 262-653-7301, www.bgckenosha.org

10 Veteran’s Heritage Day Civil War Museum, 262-653-4141, www.thecivilwarmuseum.org

17 Run with the Turkeys Prairie Springs Park, 262-925-6742, www.RecPlexOnline.com

18 Turkey Triathlon RecPlex, 262-925-6742,www.RecPlexOnline.com

23 Lightin’ Up! Downtown Kenosha, 262-653-1478,www.downtownkenosha.org

23-25 After-Thanksgiving Weekend Sale featuringMidnight Madness Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets, 262-857-2101,www.premiumoutlets.com/pleasantprairie

December1-23 Artistree - Holiday Show & Sale Lemon Street

Gallery, 262-605-4745, www.lemonstreetgallery.org

1 International Holiday Kenosha Public Museum, 262-653-4140, www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

8 Victorian Christmas Civil War Museum, 262-653-4141,www.thecivilwarmuseum.org

8, 15 Celebrate the Holidays at the Jelly Belly VisitorCenter Jelly Belly Visitor Center, 866-868-7522,www.JellyBelly.com

21 Winter Solstice Candlelight Hike Pringle NatureCenter, 262-857-8008, www.pringlenc.org

22 Holiday Ice Show RecPlex Ice Arena, 262-925-6752,www.RecPlexOnline.com

26-28 Frost Fest Kenosha Public Museum, 262-653-4140,www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

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Cemetery, 262-654-5770,www.kenoshahistorycenter.org

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23-24 Rebels and Redcoats Revolutionary WarReenactment Fox River Park, 262-857-1869

24 Pleasant Prairie Triathlon Prairie Springs Park andLake Andrea, 262-925-6737,www.PleasantPrairieTriathlon.com

30 UW-Parkside Summer Arts and Crafts FestivalUW-Parkside, 262-595-2457, www.uwp.edu

30 Firecracker 10K Run / 5K Walk Library Park, 262-654-9622, www.kenoshaymca.org

July7-8 Bristol Renaissance Faire Opening Weekend

12550 120th Ave., 847-395-7773, www.renfair.com

13-15 Bristol Progress Days Hansen Park, 262-857-2447,bristolprogressdays.com

15 Art Fair in Library Park Library Park, 262-653-4140,www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org

19-22 Country Thunder Music Festival Twin Lakes, 866- 802-6418, www.countrythunder.com

20 Food Folks & Spokes Library Park, 262-654-9622,

27-29 Taste of Wisconsin™ Kenosha Harbor, 262-654-7307or 800-654-7309, www.tasteofwi.com

August4 Triple Dipper: Ice Cream, Music & Fun Southport

Light Station Museum, 262-654-5770,www.kenoshahistorycenter.org

11 Paddle for Life Dragon Boat Races Prairie SpringsPark and Lake Andrea, 877-872-3211,www.paddleforlife.info

15-19 Kenosha County Fair Kenosha County Fairgrounds,262-843-2016, 262-862-6121 (after July 1),www.kenoshacofair.com

18 Dinosaur Discovery Museum 6th Birthday PartyDinosaur Discovery Museum, 262-653-4450,www.dinosaurdiscoverymuseum.org

18 HarborPark Jazz & Blues Festival HarborPark’sCelebration Place, 262-654-2412,www.mahonefund.org

Kenosha’s NaturalHistory andArt Museum

5500 1st Ave. • Kenosha, WI 53140(262) 653-4140

HOURS:Tuesday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday & Monday 12 to 5 p.m., Closed HolidaysClosed Mondays September-February

Free General Admission

The Nation’s LargestDisplay of

Meat-Eating Theropods5608 10th Ave. • Kenosha, WI 53140

(262) 653-4450

HOURS:Tuesday through Sunday 12 to 5 p.m.

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The History, the People,and the Stories of the

Upper Midwest5400 1st Ave. • Kenosha, WI 53140

(262) 653-4141

HOURS:Tuesday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday & Monday 12 to 5 p.m., Closed HolidaysClosed Mondays September-February

Nominal Admission Fee • Friends Members Free

www.thecivilwarmuseum.org

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AttractionsBristol Renaissance FaireJust west of I-94 at the IL/WI border, 12550-120th Ave., Bristol, 847-395-7773.www.RenFair.com. Open July 7-Sept. 3, 2012,Sat. and Sun. only, plus Labor Day Monday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Escape to a summertime of funwhere Knights were Noble, Maids wereMerry, and Turkey Legs, Titanic. Shopping,Food, Games of Skill and 15 stages ofcontinuous Entertainment.

Civil War Museum5400 First Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4141.www.thecivilwarmuseum.org. Open Sun.-Mon. 12-5 p.m., Tues.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Closed holidays and Mondays September-February. Learn about the history, people andstories of the Upper Middle West before,during and after the Civil War. Changingexhibits, programs and gift shop. Nominal feefor main exhibit.

Jelly Belly Visitor Center10100 Jelly Belly Lane, Pleasant Prairie, 866-868-7522. www.JellyBelly.com. Store 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tours 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily. JellyBelly FREE Tours – Learn the secrets ofmaking Jelly Belly® Jelly Beans in videopresentations while riding an indoor traintraveling through the company’s warehouse.

Dinosaur Discovery Museum5608 Tenth Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4450.www.dinosaurdiscoverymuseum.org. OpenTues.-Sun. 12-5 p.m. Closed Mondays andholidays. Discover the link between meat-eating dinosaurs and birds. Featuring dramaticlife-size dinosaur replica casts, bones andfossils, interactive exhibits, family programs, apaleontology lab, and a gift shop. Freeadmission.

Electric Streetcar CirculatorStops include the McCarthy Transit Center,8th Ave. and 54th St., Kenosha. 262-653-4287.2012 Schedule: Jan. 2- March 4: Sat.-Sun.10:05 a.m.-5:35 p.m.; March 5-April 1: Mon.-Fri.10:05 a.m.-2:05 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 10:05 a.m.-5:35p.m.; April 2-Jan. 2, 2013: Mon.-Fri. 11:05 a.m.-6:35 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 10:05 a.m.-5:35 p.m. Fivebeautifully restored electric streetcars travel a2-mile loop, providing a scenic tour of theLake Michigan shoreline, HarborPark, twohistoric districts, downtown business districtand the METRA train station.

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Welcome aboard! I’d like to invite you to takea ride on one of Kenosha’s authentic ElectricStreetcars. Join me as I take you on a one-of-a-kind journey along Kenosha’s beautifulLake Michigan shoreline and our charmingDowntown district. Along the way you’ll findthree acclaimed museums, countlessshopping and dining opportunities, asculpture walk, spectacular lighthouse views,and so much more!

Bill WilsonKenosha Streetcar Driver

Welcome aboard! I’d like to invite you to takea ride on one of Kenosha’s authentic ElectricStreetcars. Join me as I take you on a one-of-a-kind journey along Kenosha’s beautifulLake Michigan shoreline and our charmingDowntown district. Along the way you’ll findthree acclaimed museums, countlessshopping and dining opportunities, asculpture walk, spectacular lighthouse views,and so much more!

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Kenosha HarborMarketOpen Saturdays. Outdoors along 2nd Avenueat 56th Street, Kenosha, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., mid-May to mid-October. Indoors, WinterHarborMarket is at Rhode Center for the Arts,514-56th St., Kenosha, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., mid-October to mid-May, except the first and lastSaturdays of the year. 262-914-1252.www.kenoshaharbormarket.com. A bustlingEuropean-style mixed market, near Kenosha’slakefront. Fresh organic vegetables, meats,ethnic products, cheeses, eggs, flowers,prepared foods, artisan bakery goods, art andcraft, entertainment, chef demos, and more.

Kenosha History Center220-51st Place, Kenosha, 262-654-5770.www.kenoshahistorycenter.org. Tues.-Fri. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 12-4 p.m. Museum on Kenosha’s harborfeatures the history of Kenosha County,including its early settlement and industrialhistory, and a gift shop. Its grounds includethe Southport Light Station Museum(seasonally).

Kenosha Public Museum5500 First Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4140.www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org. Open Sun.-Mon. 12-5 p.m., Tues.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Closed holidays and Mondays September-February. Natural history, fine and decorativearts museum, offering classes, bus trips,special programs, events, and gift shop. Comesee our mammoths! Free admission.

Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets 11211-120th Ave. (I-94 and Hwy. 165), Pleasant Prairie, 262-857-2101.www.premiumoutlets.com/pleasantprairie.Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.(call for extended holiday hours). Locatedbetween Chicago and Milwaukee, save 25-65percent every day at 90 stores including AnnTaylor, Banana Republic, Coach, Cole Haan,Hugo Boss, J. Crew, Juicy Couture, Nike, PoloRalph Lauren.

RecPlex9900 Terwall Terrace, Prairie Springs Park,Highways 165 and H, Pleasant Prairie,262-947-0437. www.RecPlexOnline.com. OpenMon.-Fri. 4:30 a.m.-10 p.m., Sat. 6 a.m.-8 p.m.,Sun. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. America’s largest municipalrecreation facility featuring an IndoorWaterpark, Olympic-sized Aqua Arena, FitnessCenter, two Ice Rinks, Fieldhouse; programsfor all ages and more.

Washington Park Velodrome17th Ave. and Washington Road, Kenosha,262-653-4080, 262-220-9369. www.333m.com.Mid June-August: Monday Night Stock BikeRacing at 6 p.m. Mid May-August: TuesdayNight Races and Wednesday Night MastersRacing at 7 p.m. This is the oldest operatingtrack in the country, hosting bicycle racessince 1927. The track is 333.3 meters in length,with 27 degree banking in the corners.

Wilmot Raceway at Kenosha County Fair30820 111th St., Wilmot, 262-862-2090.www.wilmotraceway.com. Racing of IRAOutlaw sprints, mini-sprints, street stocks,modifieds and other track events. The KenoshaCounty Fair brings you family fun, food, carnivalrides, farm animals, truck and tractor pulls andmore! August 15-19. www.kenoshacofair.com.Call 262-843-2016 or July-August, 262-862-6121.

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History and MuseumsCivil War Museum5400 First Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4141.www.thecivilwarmuseum.org. Open Sun.-Mon. 12-5 p.m., Tues.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Closed holidays and Mondays September-February. Learn about the history, people andstories of the Upper Middle West before,during and after the Civil War. Changingexhibits, programs and gift shop. Nominal feefor main exhibit.

Dinosaur Discovery Museum5608 Tenth Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4450.www.dinosaurdiscoverymuseum.org. Open Tues.-Sun. 12-5 p.m. Closed Mondaysand holidays. Discover the link between meat-eating dinosaurs and birds. Featuring dramaticlife-size dinosaur replica casts, bones and fossils,interactive exhibits, family programs, apaleontology lab, and a gift shop. Free admission.

Kemper Center and Durkee Mansion6501-3rd Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-6005.www.kempercenter.com. Office open Mon.-Fri.8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mansion open for self toursApril-October, Sat.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. Also tours byappointment. This historic complex overlooksLake Michigan and features a conferencecenter; a beautiful historic chapel; DurkeeMansion, a Civil War-era restored mansion; andAnderson Arts Center, a fine art gallery.

Kenosha History Center220-51st Place, Kenosha, 262-654-5770.www.kenoshahistorycenter.org. Tues.-Fri. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun. 12-4 p.m. Museum on Kenosha’s harbor featuresthe history of Kenosha County, including itsearly settlement and industrial history, and agift shop. Its grounds include the SouthportLight Station Museum (seasonally).

Kenosha Public Library-Simmons711-59th Place in Library Park, Kenosha, 262-564-6100. www.mykpl.info. SimmonsLibrary was donated by industrialist ZalmonSimmons to honor his son, Gilbert M.Simmons. Architect Daniel J. Burnhamdesigned the neoclassical revival building,which opened in 1900.

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The Kenosha Area is a community rich with history and culture.Enjoy a walking tour of our four National Register Historic Districtswhere you can appreciate the beauty of historic homes, buildings

and landmarks that have been preserved and treasured by ourcommunity for over a century. Each district has its own guide, includingmaps, property histories, photos and more. Districts include the Third Avenue HistoricDistrict, Civic Center Historic District, Library Park Historic District and Pearl StreetHistoric District. Visit KenoshaCVB.com to download your walking tour guide or call800-654-7309 to request a copy by mail.

Coming in 2012!A free app from the Kenosha News brings new technology to old stories through

guided and self-guided tours of Kenosha’s Historic Districts. The 17-minute guidedtours feature narration accompanied by photos and video that you can watch fromanywhere on your mobile device. The self-guided tours add real timemapping to guide you through the districts while learning about thehistorical and architectural features of the buildings. Find the tour appat m.kenoshanews.com/historytour.

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Kenosha Public Museum5500 First Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4140.www.kenoshapublicmuseum.org. Open Sun.-Mon. 12-5 p.m., Tues.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Closed holidays and Mondays September-February. Natural history, fine and decorativearts museum, offering classes, bus trips,special programs, events, and gift shop. Comesee our mammoths! Free admission.

National Register Historic DistrictsThird Avenue District, 63rd Street and 3rdAvenue; Civic Center District, 56th Street andSheridan Road; Library Park District, 7thAvenue and 59th Place and Pearl StreetDistrict, 55th Street and 11th Avenue, 800-654-7309, www.KenoshaCVB.com. Call orvisit our website for detailed walking tourguides.

Southport Light Station Museum5117-4th Ave., Kenosha, 262-654-5770.www.kenoshahistorycenter.org. Open midMay through October: Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun.12-4 p.m. Also tours by appointment. Tour therestored keeper’s house featuring localmaritime history. Climb to the top of the 55-foottall, 1866 Southport Lighthouse. Group toursare welcome.

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Fair Office: 262-862-6121 Fax: 262-862-9666

Office hours start July 1, 2012 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday

For more information on the Fair, call

262-843-2016

For more information, raceway announcements,canceling races, or schedule of opening

and race starting times, call

Track hot line: 262-862-2090 Track hot line: 262-862-2090 Track hot line: 262-862-2090

30820 – 111st St. • PO Box 96Wilmot, WI 53192

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www.kenoshacofair.comwww.kenoshacofair.comwww.kenoshacofair.com

www.wilmotraceway.com

Pits open for race car drivers at 3 p.m.Gates open for general grandstands

at 5 p.m. Racing starts at 7 p.m.

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Fine Arts at FirstDavid Schripsema, Director of Fine Arts

“Make a Joyful Noise”Sunday Concerts • 2011-12 Season

919 6oth Street • Kenosha, WI262-658-3213

www.firstumckenosha.com/finearts

Oct. 16, 2011 – 3 p.m.Dec. 11, 2011 – 6 p.m.

Jan. 29, 2012 – 3 p.m.Feb. 26, 2012 – 3 p.m.

April 29, 2012 – 3 p.m.

121 Sixty-Sixth StreetKenosha, WI 53143(262) 653-0481 www.andersonartscenter.com

The Anderson Art Center’s Gallery and Gift Shop showcase original artwork and one-of-a-kind gifts.

Gallery and Gift Shop Hours:Tuesday through Sunday 1-4 p.m. during exhibits

Excellence in Art and Framing

3119 Roosevelt Rd. (Hwy. 50)Kenosha, WI 53142

262-654-0907Fax 262-654-2390

sgallary@aol.comwww.southportart.com

Open M-F 9-5, Sat 10-2Call for holiday & winter hoursExcellence in all forms of framing,giftware and a vast selection offramed artwork, featuring TerryRedlin, Charles Peterson, JesseBarnes and many more.

Fine Art ■ Custom Framing ■ Gallery Gifts9020 76th Street • Pleasant Prairie, WI 531581 mile off I-94 East on Hwy. 50 • 262-942-8888

Mon.-Fri. 10-6 • Sat. 10-4 • Call for holiday hoursART GLASS ■ POTTERY ■ SCULPTURE ■ JEWELRY

HOME ACCENTS ■ UNIQUE GIFTS ■ ORIGINAL ARTWORK

www.seebeckgallery.com

LighthousesPierhead LighthouseSimmons Island Public Beach, 50th Streetand Lake Michigan, 262-654-7307. Lighthousebuilt in 1906. 50 feet tall.

Southport Lighthouse5117-4th Ave., Kenosha, 262-654-5770.www.kenoshahistorycenter.org. Open midMay through October: Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sun.12-4 p.m. Also tours by appointment. On thegrounds of the Southport Light StationMuseum, climb to the top of this 55-foot tall,1866 lighthouse. There are 72 steps. Grouptours are welcome.

Theatre and the ArtsActor’s CraftRhode Center for the Arts, Pollard Gallery loft,518-56th St., Kenosha, 262-705-0194.www.actorscraftwisconsin.com. Do you wantto act? Agent-recommended professionalclasses for adults, teens and children.Individual attention for camera, stage andpublic speaking. Classes, workshops andprivate sessions available.

Anderson Arts Center121-66th St., Kenosha, 262-653-0481.www.andersonartscenter.com. Open Tues.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. during exhibits. Call for scheduleof exhibits. Historic French Tudor mansion onLake Michigan featuring six local and regionalart exhibits annually, children’s art classes,jazz concerts on the lawn and gift shop ofunique items.

Carthage College2001 Alford Park Drive, Kenosha, 262-551-5859.www.carthage.edu. Host of the CarthageChamber Music Series, bringing world-classentertainment to Kenosha, along with dramaproductions, music performances, and freeexhibitions in the H.F. Johnson Gallery of Art.

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Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace.

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Fine Arts at FirstFirst United Methodist Church, 919-60th St.,Kenosha, 262-658-3213.www.firstumckenosha.com/finearts. Monthlyconcerts, October through April. Bringing adifferent kind of food to the hungry, Fine Artsat First seeks to bring beauty to the communitythrough music and the arts.

KenoshaUnionParkProject – KUPP46th St. and 7th Ave., Kenosha, 262-605-4745.www.kenoshaunionparkproject.com. Live,work and play in the KUPP neighborhood,Kenosha’s emerging arts district. Fantasticpublic ART, free WiFi, gorgeous flowers, and aplayground in Union Park.

Lakeside Players, Inc. at the Rhode Center for the Arts514-56th St., Kenosha, 262-657-7529.www.rhodeopera.org. Live entertainment in abeautiful historic theater. Lakeside Players,Inc. produces Comedies, Dramas, Musicalsand Children’s Plays. Call to reserve tickets orvisit us online.

Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace4601 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, 262-605-4745.www.lemonstreetgallery.org. Open Wed.-Sat.11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Arefreshingly different art gallery experience!Nonprofit art center featuring the originalwork of 100 Midwest artists. Monthlyreceptions on Second Saturdays. Classes, art-centered gatherings. Family friendly.

Pollard GalleryLocated at the Rhode Center for the Arts, 518-56th St., Kenosha, 262-657-PLAY.www.rhodeopera.org. Open Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m.and by appointment. On exhibit is a partialcollection of portraits by international portraitartist George Pollard and children’s works byillustrator Nan Pollard, as well as the works ofguest artists.

Sesquicentennial Bandshell35th St.reet and 7th Avenue, Kenosha, 262-653-4080. www.KenoshaEvents.com. Livemusical entertainment at Kenosha’s lakefront.The Kenosha Pops perform free concerts fromJune 13-Aug. 8, Wednesdays, 7 p.m.

University of Wisconsin-Parkside900 Wood Road (Highway E and 30th Avenue),Kenosha, 262-595-2345. www.uwp.edu. World-class theatre, music and art presentedin the Rita Tallent Picken Regional Center forArts and Humanities and the Frances BedfordConcert Hall.

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Your memories of your Bristol Renaissance Faire experience should be in print!

Stop by Walgreens and walk away with your images on T-shirts, mugs, a poster or more!

And, don't forget! Walgreens offers discount tickets to the Faire.

Buy them here, and avoid the lines at the box office!

Saturdays, Sundays & Labor Day

Off I-94 at the IL/WI border 10am-7pm • 847-395-7773

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DOWNTOWN

Downtown Kenosha is a vibrantneighborhood, teeming with distinctiveshopping, unique dining and enriching

cultural opportunities for all ages. Just stepsfrom the shores of Lake Michigan and thepopular HarborPark area, it’s a pedestrian-friendly community where you can enjoy awhole day’s worth of fun without moving yourcar. It’s also surrounded by favorite lakefrontattractions such as museums, lighthouses,marinas and beaches.

Downtown business owners are a friendly,personable bunch and go out of their way towelcome you to their one-of-a-kind shops.You’ll find stores and boutiques carryingeverything from specialty papers, hand-madesoaps and glass beads to antiques, jewelryand classic toys for kids and kids-at-heart.

Dining around downtown serves up anequally impressive dose of variety. Fromhistoric diners known for their sassy serviceand comfort food to authentic Italian cuisineand bistro fare, your options for breakfast,lunch and dinner have never looked sogood. Savor flavorful brews and friendlyconversation at several coffee houses andcafés, which also serve up a hearty menu ofhomemade soups, sandwiches and salads.And when it’s time for dessert… oh thepossibilities! Downtown shops specializing ingourmet popcorn, premium ice cream,nostalgic candy favorites and custom

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cupcakes will entice you for a treat on the spot and more to take home. You can even findfarm fresh produce, meats and cheese at Kenosha HarborMarket each Saturday. Manyrestaurants and bistros also double as popular nightspots, offering a full schedule of livemusic and entertainment.

The culture of Kenosha’s downtown is a hub of artistic expression all year round. Whetheran artist yourself or simply a lover of the arts, downtown Kenosha delivers beautifully. Thehistoric Rhode Center for the Arts sits central among the Downtown district and hosts arobust schedule of live performances for adults and children alike. Visual art is foundthoughout Downtown, in its distinctive galleries, museums, cafés, and even along its streetswhere the Windows of Downtown project turns store windows into showcases for art. Gettinghands-on experiences in the arts is easy in Downtown Kenosha, where pottery painting,acting classes, art workshops and other creative learning opportunities are plentiful.

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Downtown Kenosha loves to throw a partyand it does so at least once a month — theSecond Saturday of each month to be exact.On these days (and nights), Downtownmerchants roll out the welcome mats withextended hours, special promotions andsales, live entertainment and family activities.And for those looking for an enlightening,family-friendly way to spend the day afterThanksgiving, you won’t want to missDowntown’s annual Lightin’ Up Downtownfestival.

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MallsIndian Trail PlazaHighway 31 and 67th Street, Kenosha, 262-942-9800. www.indiantrailplaza.com. Lowe’sHome Center, Red Robin Restaurant, BankMutual, and many other stores and restaurants.Located just north of Southport Plaza.

Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets 11211-120th Ave. (I-94 and Highway 165),Pleasant Prairie, 262-857-2101.www.premiumoutlets.com/pleasantprairie.Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.(call for extended holiday hours). Locatedbetween Chicago and Milwaukee, save 25-65% every day at 90 stores including AnnTaylor, Banana Republic, Coach, Cole Haan,Hugo Boss, J. Crew, Juicy Couture, Nike, PoloRalph Lauren.

Southport PlazaHighways 50 and 31, Kenosha, 262-942-9800.www.kenosha-southportplaza.com. Kohl’s,PetCo, Office Max, Party City, MC Sports,Tinseltown Theaters and many other stores forevery item on your shopping list.

Specialty StoresA Summer’s Garden Florist5617-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-7673.www.asummersgardenflorist.com. OpenMon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.Family owned full service florist and gift shop.Unique gifts, fresh flowers and plants,antiques, locally made natural soaps and soycandles, chocolates and gourmet gift baskets.

Alpaca Art Pottery Painting5813-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-4444.www.alpacapottery.com. Open Tues. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Wed.-Fri. 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 12-5 p.m. Relaxing, hands-onactivity for kids and adults. Walk in anytime,choose from the wide selection of bisque –plates, bowls, banks, boxes, figurines. Sit,relax and paint!

Andrea’s2401-60th St., Kenosha, 262-657-7732.www.andreasgifts.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-3 p.m.Family owned since 1911, this landmark storefeatures an award-winning cigar shop, classicgifts, jewelry, candy and gourmet department,historic soda fountain café and a Hometowncorner for exclusive Kenosha souvenirs.

Cypress Tree722-50th St., Kenosha, 262-652-6999. OpenSun.-Fri. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. We buy and sellfurniture, paintings, rugs, glassware, lamps,collectibles.

For over one hundred yearsour store has served the needsof the wonderful families ofKenosha. We invite you todiscover our unique thirdgeneration shop featuringgifts, candy, cigars and our oldfashioned cafe & sodafountain. The good old daysare still here today atAndrea's.

The Andrea Family

For over one hundred yearsour store has served the needsof the wonderful families ofKenosha. We invite you todiscover our unique thirdgeneration shop featuringgifts, candy, cigars and our oldfashioned cafe & sodafountain. The good old daysare still here today atAndrea's.

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5145 Sheridan Road • Kenosha • 262-654-7828Conveniently located on the corner of Sheridan Road

and 52nd Street — near the harbor and marinas

Kenosha’s Own 24-Hour One-Stop Shopfor Gas, Groceries, Beer and Liquor

GAS AND GROCERIESFull line of beer, liquor and wine

Wisconsin Fishing and Hunting Licenses“Live” Bait Machine • Ice

A Variety of Wisconsin CheesesFax Service, Money Orders, Phone/Wireless Cards

PAY WITH CASH, SAVE ON GASSave an average of 10¢/gal. when paying cash

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Family Owned and Operated for More Than 58 Years

Equinox - The Body and Soul Boutique5901-6th Ave. A, Kenosha, 262-656-1830.www.lovequinox.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. A journey toenliven all your senses. Massage oils, pureessential oils, natural and organic body andskin care, soy candles, plants, books, artworks,Klean Kanteen water bottles and more.

Fiddlehead Yarns7511-26th Ave., Kenosha, 262-925-6487.www.fiddleheadyarns.com. Open Tues., Wed., Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Thurs. 12-6 p.m., Sat.10 a.m.-4 p.m. Fiddlehead Yarns offers afantastic selection of yarn, books, patterns,needles and hooks to encourage your creativespirit. New classes each month!

Forever Grateful Resale Boutique and Art Gallery5000-7th Ave., Kenosha, 262-484-4139. OpenTues.-Thurs., Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 12-5 p.m. 4,000 Square feet ofAwesomeness! Antiques, gifts, ChristmasShoppe, jewelry, boutique, art gallery, cards.New consignment arrives daily!

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Gottfredsen & Nicoll Jewelers5708-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-658-8833. OpenTues., Thurs., Fri. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Call for summer and holiday hours. Stepback in history to find contemporary andtraditional diamond and colored stone jewelry,silver, crystal, giftware, watches and babygifts in vintage display cases.

Heim’s Downtown Toy StoreInside the Historic Orpheum Building, 5819-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-652-TOYS (8697).www.downtowntoystore.com. Open everyday! Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sun. 12-8 p.m.Play is the highest form of research and this is the place for classic toys for all ages.Specializing in helping you find a unique giftfor that someone special!!

Jelly Belly Visitor Center10100 Jelly Belly Lane, Pleasant Prairie, 866-868-7522. www.JellyBelly.com. Store 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tours 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily. JellyBelly Retail Store features all the flavors ofJelly Belly® beans, chocolates, gummies,wonderful souvenirs and gifts. Sample Barand FREE Video Train Tour.

Located on the corner of 67th Street and Hwy 31

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Kohl’s, Petco, Pier 1 Imports, Office Max, Party City,Dollar Tree, MC Sports, Tinseltown Theaters and many

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Jockey Factory Store5500-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-654-5737.www.jockey.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-7 p.m.,Sat. 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Call forseasonal and event adjusted hours. Save 30-75% on first-quality underwear for the familyalong with stylishly comfortable activewear,pj’s and socks for men and women at our newFactory Store. Check out our famous“backroom” for amazing savings!

Lou Perrine’s Gas and Grocery5145 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, 262-654-7828.www.louperrines.com. Open 24/7. Familyowned for over 58 years. Gas station, grocerystore, and liquor store. Offering full line ofWisconsin Cheeses, fishing and huntinglicenses, and live bait machine. We evendeliver!

Paperazzi5621-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-764-5122.paperazzikenosha.com. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Express yourself with paper!Your downtown destination to find all yourstationery, invitations, and Do It Yourself paperneeds. Featuring unique greeting cards, giftwrap and more.

Red Rose’s Bead Haven4726-7th Ave., Kenosha, 262-652-3538.www.facebook.com/RedRoseBeadHaven. Call for hours. Old-fashioned mom and popbead shop. Everything you need to bead,including an always open beading table withfriendly, knowledgeable assistance. Offeringclasses and available for beading parties.

Robin’s Nest Cakery5607-7th Ave., Kenosha, 262-652-1054.www.RobinsNestCakery.com. Open evenings,weekends, and limited afternoons. Seewebsite for current hours. We are a customcake shop specializing in gourmet cupcakes,sugar cookies, and special occasion cakes.Let us celebrate life with you!

Sandy’s Popper Ice Cream, Popcorn, Gifts & More5503-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-605-3202.www.sandyspopper.com. Seasonal and eventadjusted hours. Fresh gourmet popcorn andcaramel, cheese and flavor-glazed popcorn.Premium Cedar Crest ice cream. Made-to-order sundaes, malts and shakes. Gift baskets.Nostalgic and gourmet sweets. Sidewalkseating. “Pop’n Downtown Kenosha.”

Visit us in the heart of old Kenosha…you won’t believe what’s inside! Candy & Gourmet Fannie May Stonewall Kitchen Fashion Vera Bradley

Trollbeads Swarovski Bath & Body The Thymes Archipelago Premium Cigars Imported Pipes & Tobaccos Books & Stationery

Take a Bit of Our Hometown Back to

Your HometownFor four generations, our family-owned store

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Enjoy brunch or lunch and special events at

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Scoops! Ice Cream & CandyInside the Historic Orpheum Building, 5819-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-YUMM(9866). www.scoopskenosha.com. Open everyday! Mon.- Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m.-8p.m. (call for extended weekend hours in thesummer!) Featuring 32+ flavors of gourmet icecream, sherbet & sorbet...hand-dippedchocolates, nostalgic candy... plus the besthomemade fudge you’ll ever taste! Featuringplenty of vegan/nut-free/gluten-free/dairy-free/sugar-free options!

Seebeck Gallery9020-76th St. (1 mile east of I-94 on Hwy. 50),Pleasant Prairie, 262-942-8888.www.seebeckgallery.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Call forholiday hours. American Craft Galleryfeaturing art glass, jewelry, pottery andhandcrafted items by regional and nationalartists. Fine art and custom framing. PandoraJewelry. Locally owned and operated.

Southport Art Gallery & Framing Inc.3119 Roosevelt Road (Hwy. 50), Kenosha, 262-654-0907, 800-773-0454.www.southportart.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Call for holiday andwinter hours. Excellence in all aspects offraming. Giftware and a vast selection offramed artwork, featuring Terry Redlin, CharlesPeterson, Jesse Barnes, and many more.

TheCypress TreeAntiques & Used Furniture

Sunday through Friday 11 a.m. — 5 p.m.

722 50th St., Kenosha • 262-652-6999

SANDY’S POPPER5503 6th Ave. • Downtown Kenosha

262-605-3202 • Seasonal Hourswww.sandyspopper.com

■ Caramel and Cheese Corn

■ Popcorn Treats ■ Ice Cream ■ Italian Gelato ■ Cones/Sundaes ■ Malts/Shakes ■ Gift Baskets ■ Nostalgic/Gourmet

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FRESH GOURMET POPCORNHAND-SCOOPED ICE CREAM

Unique Gifts, Floral Arrangements, Handmade Soaps, 100% Soy Candles

Unique Gifts, Floral Arrangements, Handmade Soaps, 100% Soy Candles

4726 – 7th Avenue, Kenosha262-652-3538

www.facebook.com/redrosebeadhavenOld fashion, mom-and-pop bead shop.Everything you need to bead, including

always-open beading table with friendly knowledgeable assistance.

Classes and parties.

www.trolleydogs.comSERVING KENOSHA SINCE 2003 5607 7th Ave., Kenosha • 262-652-1054

www.RobinsNestCakery.com5607 7th Ave., Kenosha • 262-652-1054

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• Gourmet Cupcakes • Decorated Sugar Cookies

• Special Occasion Cakes • Logo’d SweetsAll items are baked fresh and never frozen

The Coffee PotFULL BAR • CATERINGDaily SpecialsOutdoor dining in our ‘Garden of Eatin’

4914 – 7th Ave. • Kenosha, WI • 262-653-8849www.thecoffeepotkenosha.com

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lovequinox.com open 7 days of your week

COUPLES MASSAGE 7 DAYS A WEEKCOUPLES MASSAGE 7 DAYS A WEEK

5901-6th Avenue A, Kenosha, WI 53140 • 262.656.1830 A sense-a-tional place to visit!

massage therapy, organic facials

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Do you want to Act?Adults • Teens • Children

Camera, StagePublic Speaking

Classes, WorkshopsPrivate coaching

262-705-0194518 - 56th St., Kenosha

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LaMacchia Travel is a recognized leader inthe industry. Family owned and operated for

80 years. We provide a broad range of leisure,wedding, cruises and business travel ideas.

618 55th St. • Kenosha, WI 53140262-656-8300 • Lamacchiatravel.com

Your Gateway to Experiencing the World!

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FINE JEWELRY & DISTINCTIVE GIFTSSINCE 1851

5708 6th Avenue • 262-658-8833

Open Tues., Thurs., Fri. 10am-4pmSat. 10am-2pm

Call for summer & holiday hours

5537 6TH AVENUE • KENOSHAFull Breakfast & Lunch Menu

Homemade Soups & ChiliWeekend Breakfast Specials

Alterra Coffee & Espresso DrinksLarge Variety of Pastries

TUE.–SAT. 7AM-3PM • SUN 8AM–2PM

262-657-3677 • charscafeandcatering.com

The Mediterranean-based restaurant features tapas and outstanding gourmet pizzas.

Check out our Food & Martini Happy Hour!Hours vary by season.

707 56th St., Kenosha262-653-9879 • www.gopazzo.com

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Walk in anytimeHOURS: Mon closed, Tue 10-4,

W-F 11-8, Sat 11-5, Sun 12-5Franks Diner! Much more than great food.

The oldest continuously operating diner in America, and a Kenosha tradition since 1926.

www.franksdinerkenosha.com

508 58th Street(262) 657-1017MON - FRI 6AM - 1:30PMSAT 7AM -1:30 PM SUN 7AM -12:30

FRANKS DINERTASTY FOOD

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RESALE BOUTIQUE & ART GALLERY4,000 Square Feet of Awesomeness! Antiques, gifts,

jewelry, art gallery, handmade cards, and more! New consignment arrives daily!

Tues.–Thurs., Sat. 10am–6pm; Fri. 10am-9pm; Sun. 12–5pm.

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Tel. 262-657-9001 or Fax 262-657-3110www.tenutasdeli.com

An Italian Market – A Kenosha Tradition Since 1950 Under our famous canopy –

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Southport Rigging Bikes & Boards2926-75th St., Kenosha, 262-652-5434, 800-877-7025. www.southport-rigging.com.Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Retails bikes,skateboards, snowboards, windsurfing andStandup Paddleboards. Full service bikerepair. Windsurfing and Standup Paddlinglessons and rentals. See our website forbrands, specials, and winter hours.

Tenuta’s Delicatessen and Liquors3203-52nd St., Kenosha, 262-657-9001.www.tenutasdeli.com. Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Old fashioned deli featuringimported groceries, meats, and cheese.Kenosha’s largest selection of specialty beer,wine, and liquor. Outdoor dining when weatherpermits. Homemade prepared foods.

Personal ServicesEquinox - The Body and Soul Boutique5901-6th Ave. A, Kenosha, 262-656-1830.www.lovequinox.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Equinox is yourpath to balance and wellness, where you willfind massage therapy, holistic facials andbody treatments, aromatherapy, and aboutique to enliven all your senses.Heim’s Downtown Toy Store.

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Char’s Cafe5537-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-3677.www.charscafeandcatering.com. Open Tues.-Sat. 7 a.m.-3 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Full breakfastand lunch menu. Homemade soups and chili.Weekend breakfast specials. Alterra coffee andespresso drinks. Large variety of pastries.

Franks Diner508-58th St., Kenosha, 262-657-1017.www.franksdinerkenosha.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Sat. 7 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Sun.7 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Dig into the homemadebread, gigantic pancakes, juicy burgers andthe renowned bestseller — the “GarbagePlate” at this unusual lunch car diner.

Harborside Common Grounds5159-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-652-5111. OpenMon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 7 a.m.-7 p.m.Serving an appetizing array of soups,sandwiches, desserts, bagels, muffins and icecream (seasonal only). Featuring a wide varietyof coffees, espresso and other beverages.

Jack’s Café at Andrea’s2401-60th St., Kenosha, 262-657-7732.www.andreasgifts.com. Jack’s Café is openMon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sun.11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Historic Soda Fountain featureshomemade soups, salads and sandwiches, home-baked desserts and old fashioned ice cream treats.Family-owned since 1911.

Pazzo707-56th St., Kenosha, 262-653-9879.www.gopazzo.com. Hours of operation areseasonal. This Mediterranean basedrestaurant features tapas and outstandinggourmet pizzas. Our two-story building has acasual atmosphere and a roof top deck.

Tenuta’s Delicatessen and Liquors3203-52nd St., Kenosha, 262-657-9001.www.tenutasdeli.com. Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Old fashioned, full service deliwith homemade prepared foods, salads, muffolottas, paninis and Italian bombers. Outdoordining (weather permitting) featuring Tenuta’shomemade Italian sausage and more.

The Coffee Pot4914-7th Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-8849.www.thecoffeepotkenosha.com. Open Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-2 p.m., Sun. 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Offeringhomemade specialties, great coffee andfriendly service. The dining room is classicdiner while the patio known as “The Garden ofEatin” is reminiscent of Key West.

Trolley Dogs5501-6th Ave., Kenosha, 262-652-3647.www.TrolleyDogs.com. Featuring the “TrolleyDog” — a Hot Dog and Tamale on the same bun!Chicago Style Hot Dogs, Polish, Italian Beef,Corn Dogs, much more. Come see our trolley.

LaMacchia Travel Agency618-55th St., Kenosha, 262-656-8300.www.lamacchiatravel.com. Open Mon.-Fri.8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.LaMacchia is family owned and operated forover 80 years providing a broad range ofleisure, cruises, honeymoon, destinationweddings and business travel/incentives.

MarketsBristol Farmers MarketSecond Wednesday in July-Last Wednesdayin October, Wed. 2-6 p.m. Veterans Park, 83rdStreet/AH and Highway 45, next to town hall. 262-237-1132.www.freewebs.com/bristolfarmersmarket.Come visit this Market with small town charmfor local produce.

Farmer’s MarketJune-November, Tues.-Fri. 6 a.m.-12 p.m., Sat.6 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday: Union Park, 45th Streetand 8th Avenue. Wednesday: Columbus Park,54th Street and 22nd Avenue. Thursday:Lincoln Park, 18th Avenue and 70th Street.Friday: Baker Park, 66th Street and SheridanRoad. Saturday: Columbus Park, 54th Streetand 22nd Avenue. 262-605-6700.

Kenosha HarborMarketOpen Saturdays. Outdoors along 2nd Avenueat 56th Street, Kenosha, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., mid-May to mid-October. Indoors, WinterHarborMarket is at Rhode Center for the Arts,514-56th St., Kenosha, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., mid-October to mid-May, except the first andlast Saturdays of the year. 262-914-1252.www.kenoshaharbormarket.com. A bustlingEuropean-style mixed market, near Kenosha’slakefront. Fresh organic vegetables, meats,ethnic products, cheeses, eggs, flowers,prepared foods, artisan bakery goods, art andcraft, entertainment, chef demos, and more.

Cafés, Coffee Shops and PubsCarolyn’s Coffee Connection1351-52nd St., Kenosha, 262-653-1478.www.carolynscoffee.com. Open Mon.-Sat.5:30 a.m., Sun. 7 a.m. “Your Gateway toKenosha’s Lakeshore.” A warm, welcomingplace to meet family and friends as you beginor end your day. Intelligentsia coffee, fresh-baked goodies, breakfast and lunch serveddaily.

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Kenosha, WIHome sweet home

since 1893Jockey was founded in 1876 by Reverend Samuel T. Cooper. The

company originated as a hosiery business with Cooper producing

stockings for lumberjacks suffering from the poor quality socks they were wearing.

Since then, we have broadened our product offering to include men’s and women’s

underwear, sportswear and sleepwear styles available in over 120 countries worldwide. As

Jockey continues to grow, we remain focused on crafting innovative, high-quality garments to

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Stop in at one of our Kenosha, WI locations;we’d love to see you!

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Kenosha Area Convention & VisitorsBureau Welcomes Your Group!

Midway between Milwaukee and Chicago,Kenosha’s convenient location and easyaccess make it an ideal choice for most

any event or group excursion. We specializein helping event and group tour plannerscreate, manage and host groups in theKenosha Area and offer complimentaryservices such as site referrals, bid andproposal coordination, customized itineraryplanning, step-on guide service, FAM tours,welcome bags, and more. Visit our websitefor helpful planning tools, including ouronline Group Tour, Sports and Meetingplanning guides, or call us at 800-654-7309.

Motoroach & Group ToursThe Kenosha Area welcomes your

motorcoach or group tour to enjoy the manysights and attractions of our community.Whether you’re interested in history andmuseums, the arts, shopping, family fun, oranything in between, we’ll help you plan acustomized itinerary that appeals toeveryone in your group. Our complimentaryservices will ensure personal service andattention to detail so your visit is stress-freeand enjoyable. Here’s a sampling of somepopular group tour itineraries:

G O O D O L D D A Y S T O U RThey don’t make ‘em like they used to!

Your group will enjoy a nostalgic journeythrough yesteryear by visiting these Kenoshaspots with a knack for making history ...

■ Kenosha Public Museum■ National Register Historic Districts■ Kenosha Electric Streetcar■ Civil War Museum■ Kemper Center and Durkee Mansion■ Kenosha History Center■ Southport Light Station Museum■ Dinosaur Discovery Museum

S W E E T S A V I N G S T O U RThe Kenosha Area is a shopper’s and

foodie’s paradise! Enjoy the thrill of thehunt – the hunt for bargains that is – at anoutlet mall, plus visit some one-of-a-kindshops for truly unique treasures and treats totake home!

■ Andrea’s and Jack’s Café■ Jelly Belly Visitor Center■ Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets■ Tenuta’s Delicatessen and Liquors■ Downtown Kenosha Shops & Galleries

M O R E U N I Q U E H O T S P O T S A N D S E A S O N A L E V E N T S

The Kenosha Area is home to a numberof unique attractions and seasonal eventsthat are perfect for group outings. Here aresome to build into your next group itinerary:

■ Bristol Renaissance Faire■ Lake Michigan Charter Fishing ■ Wilmot Mountain■ Christmas at Kemper & Gallery of Trees

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Sporting EventsThe Kenosha Area has become known as

a destination for triathletes andmarathoners. In addition, swimmingtournaments, bicycle races, soccercompetitions, cross country meets, hockeytournaments, and figure skating events drawcompetitors here from throughout theregion and country. Key sports complexesinclude RecPlex, UW-Parkside, CarthageCollege, and Kenosha YMCA. RecPlex isAmerica’s largest municipal recreationfacility and features a 79,000 square foot icearena, with two NHL-sized ice rinks. TheRecPlex’s Aqua Arena features 50-meterOlympic-sized competition pool with seatingfor approximately 600 spectators.

Here’s just a sampling of major sportingevents held in the Kenosha Area:

■ Wisconsin Marathon■ Pleasant Prairie Triathlon■ Pleasant Prairie Junior Triathlons■ Speedo Sectional Championships■ Food Folks & Spokes■ Danskin Women’s Triathlon Series■ Paddle for Life Dragon Boat Races■ Mayor’s Turkey Day Run

Meetings and ConferencesFrom traditional hotel properties and

conference centers to historical landmarksand college campuses, the Kenosha Areaoffers a variety of options for your meeting,conference, trade show, or other specialevent. Large or small, we’ll help you find theperfect place to meet! Here are some of theKenosha Area’s key meeting and eventfacilities:

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Conference Center Kenosha■ Rhode Center for the Arts■ Southport Light Station Museum ■ UW-Parkside

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We know that many people research and plantheir vacations and getaway trips online, sothe Kenosha Area CVB is all over the

Internet, ready and waiting to provide you withinformation to make planning your visit here easyand carefree. And once you’re here, our onlineresources will continue to guide you by providingon-the-spot and up-to-the-minute information onyour mobile device or laptop!

2012 brings big changes to KenoshaCVB.com!Our website has a new look and more helpfulcontent than ever before. The new website is alsoaccessible in a brand new mobile version, so nomatter where you go, you can connect with us viayour mobile device! To make sure you find exactlywhat you’re looking for (and even things youdidn’t know you were looking for) we’recontinually updating our website with greatinformation. You’ll find helpful items, such as:

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Technology is great, but we believe that personal, one-on-one customer service can neverbe replaced. Our team is just a phone call away to help with plans before you arrive, andready and waiting at our two Visitor Information Center locations when you get here.

Want to know which hotel best suits your needs? Looking for the best places to eat?Searching for a special event or exhibit? Or maybe you just need some directions. Noproblem! Let our dedicated staff point you in the right direction! Armed with maps, guides,brochures, Internet connection, and a thorough knowledge of our community, they’ve gotthe inside scoop and will have you on your way to a fantastic time enjoying your KenoshaArea getaway in no time flat!

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construction updates to make yourdrive easy and safe. Or pick upcurrent maps and constructionschedules at our Visitor InformationCenters and check out our live trafficcam at the I-94 Center for real-timedriving information.

VISITORINFORMATION

CENTER LOCATIONSI-94I-94 and Hwy. 165 East (Exit #347)Near Pleasant Prairie Premium OutletsPhone: 262-857-7164Open November through March,Tuesday through Saturday, from 8 a.m.to 4 p.m. and April through October, 7-days a week from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

In addition to Kenosha Areainformation, the I-94 VisitorInformation Center staff also has awealth of knowledge and resourcesregarding other Wisconsin destinations,including Wisconsin Department ofTourism travel publications!

Downtown Kenosha812 – 56th St., Downtown KenoshaPhone: 262-654-7307, 800-654-7309Fax: 262-654-0882Open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

First FridaysFirst Fridays is our way of welcoming you to

the Kenosha Area and letting you get to knowour Tourism Partner Businesses a little better.Stop in at our I-94 Visitor Information Centerthe first Friday of each month from noon to 3 p.m. to visit with area businesses and enjoyfree samples, coupons, prizes and valuableinformation about our community. It’s justour little way of saying, “Welcome to theKenosha Area!”

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Attractions and Recreation1 Actor’s Craft2 Anderson Arts Center/Kemper Center3 Bristol Renaissance Faire4 Civil War Museum5 Dinosaur Discovery Museum6 Electric Streetcars7 Fine Art at First8 Guttormsen Recreation Center9 Jelly Belly Center10 Kenosha HarborMarket11 Kenosha History Center12 Kenosha Public Museum13 Kenosha YMCA14 Pierhead Lighthouse15 RecPlex16 Rhode Center for the Arts/Lakeside

Players/Pollard Gallery17 Sesquicentennial Bandshell18 Southport Light Station & Museum19 Surfside Bowl20 Washington Park Velodrome21 Wilmot Mountain22 Wilmot Raceway/Kenosha County Fair

Golf Courses1 Brighton Dale Links2 Kenosha Municipal Golf Course3 Petrifying Springs Golf Course

Parks, Beaches and Nature Areas1 Alford Park2 Anderson Park3 Brighton Dale Park4 Bristol Woods Park5 Charles W. Nash Park6 Chiwaukee Prairie7 Eichelman Park & Beach8 Fox River Park9 HarborPark10 Kennedy Park11 KD Park / Warren Close Bark Park12 Lincoln Park13 New Munster Wildlife Area14 Old Settlers Park / Off-Leash Dog Park15 Pennoyer Park16 Petrifying Springs Park/

Carlisle Family Dog Park17 Poerio Park Nature Center18 Prairie Springs Park & Lake Andrea19 Pringle Nature Center20 Richard Bong State Recreation Area21 Silver Lake Park22 Simmons Island Park & Beach23 Southport Park & Beach24 Tot Park Water Fountains25 Union Park26 Veterans Memorial Park27 Washington Park28 Wolfenbuttel Park

Colleges and Universities 1 Carthage College2 University of Wisconsin-Parkside

Businesses and Services1 Kenosha Area Business Alliance2 Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce3 Shagbark Apartments

Malls, Shops and Galleries1 A Summer’s Garden Florist2 Alpaca Art Pottery Painting3 Andrea’s4 Cypress Tree5 Equinox – The Body and Soul Boutique6 Fiddlehead Yarns7 Forever Grateful Resale Boutique and Art

Gallery8 Gottfredsen & Nicoll Jewelers9 Heim’s Downtown Toy Store10 Indian Trail Plaza11 Jockey Factory Store12 LaMacchia Travel Agency13 Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace14 Lou Perrine’s Gas and Grocery15 Paperazzi16 Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets17 Red Rose’s Bead Haven18 Robin’s Nest Cakery19 Sandy’s Popper 20 Scoop’s Ice cream & Candy21 Seebeck Gallery22 Southport Art Gallery & Framing23 Southport Plaza24 Southport Rigging Bikes & Boards25 Tenuta’s Delicatessen and Liquors

Restaurants, Cafés and Coffee Shops1 Big Star Drive-In2 Boat House Pub & Eatery3 Brat Stop4 Breakwater Bar & Grill5 Captain Mike’s Beer & Burger Bar6 Carolyn’s Coffee Connection7 Casa Capri8 Char’s Café9 Culver’s Pleasant Prairie10 Eddie’s Steakhouse & Bistro11 Franks Diner12 Harborside Common Grounds13 Hobnob Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge14 House of Gerhard15 HuHot Mongolian Grill16 Jack’s Café at Andrea’s17 Mangia Trattoria18 Pazzo19 Sazzy B20 Soon’s Sushi Café21 Tacos el Rey22 Tenuta’s Delicatessen and Liquors23 tg’s Restaurant & Pub 24 The Coffee Pot25 The Secret Garden Café and Gallery26 The Spot Drive-In27 Trolley Dogs28 Twisted Cuisine29 Uncle Mike’s Highway Pub30 Uncle Mike’s Top Shelf Pub31 Villa D’Carlo

Lodging1 Best Western Executive Inn2 Best Western Harborside Inn & Kenosha

Conference Center3 Candlewood Suites4 Comfort Suites5 Country Inn & Suites6 Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites7 LaQuinta Inn8 Lily Lake Resort9 Merry Yacht Inn10 Park Ridge Inn11 Radisson Hotel & Conference Center12 Richard Bong State Recreation Area

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Camp Lake 439 17 BRCenter Lake 126 28 BRCross Lake 89 35 Dyer Lake 61 13 Flanagan Lake 11 24George Lake 69 16 RHooker Lake 103 27 BRLake Andrea 110 45 BRLake Benedict 76 38 BRLake Elizabeth 725 32 BRLake Francis 14 22Lake Mary 327 33 BRLake Shangrila 74 24 BRLilly Lake 85 22 BRMontgomery Lake 59 23 BRMud Lake 19 15Paasch Lake 21 20Paddock Lake 128 32 BRPeat Lake 43 8 WPowers Lake 451 33 BRRock Lake 53 33 TSilver Lake 516 43 BRVern Wolf 115 12 BR, RVoltz Lake 61 24

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March-May 38-58° F

June-August 65-80° F

September-November 45-62° F

December-February 11-42° F

AVERAGE DAYTIME TEMPERATURE

ClimateThe Kenosha area enjoys four distinct and beautifulseasons.

Road ConditionsFor weather and traffic related road conditions inWisconsin, visit www.511wi.gov or call toll free 866-511-9472 (or while in Wisconsin, dial 511). Forupdates on road and ramp closures as part of the I-94Freeway Construction Project, visit www.plan94.org.

NewspapersKenosha News (Local Daily)262-657-1000, 800-292-2700,www.kenoshanews.com.Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Regional Daily)414-224-2000, www.jsonline.com.Chicago Tribune (Regional Daily)800-874-2863, www.chicagotribune.com. Chicago Sun-Times (Regional Daily)312-321-3000, www.suntimes.com.

Radio StationsWPUR 1180 AM- tourism informationWLIP 1050 AM- news/talk/sports radioWIIL 95.1 FM- mainstream rockWGTD 91.1 FM- public radioWRJN 1400 AM- news/talk radioWEZY 92.1 FM- light rock

Commuter TrainMETRA Commuter Rail Station5414-13th Ave., Kenosha, 262-653-4287. The METRAtrain travels to/from Chicago on the Union PacificNorth line. $2.50 parking fee. Purchase METRAtickets on the train. For METRA information: 312-322-6777 weekdays 8 a.m.-5 p.m., 312-836-7000evenings and weekends, www.metrarail.com.

Taxi Service Keno, Black & White Veteran, Yellow, and Checker Cab CompaniesCentral Dispatch 262-654-3511M&M Choice Taxi262-705-0116My Way Cabs262-653-8500

AirportsKenosha Regional Airport9900-52nd St. (I-94 and Highway 158), Kenosha, 262-653-4160,www.kenosha.org/departments/airport.Corporate and general aviation.Mitchell International5300 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee, 414-747-5300, www.mitchellairport.com.Midway Airport5700 S. Cicero Ave., Chicago, 773-838-0600,www.flychicago.com.O’Hare International10000 W. O’Hare Ave., Chicago, 773-686-2200, www.flychicago.com.

Bus TransportationGreyhound Bus Lines5414-13th Ave., Kenosha, 800-231-2222,www.greyhound.com.Kenosha Transit8th Ave. and 54th St., Kenosha, 262-653-4287,www.kenosha.org/departments/transportation/.Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-7:30 p.m., Saturday 6 a.m.-5 p.m.Wisconsin Coach Lines “Airport Express”877-324-7767, 262-542-8861,www.wisconsincoach.com. Daily shuttle serviceincludes stops at Mitchell International and O'HareInternational airports. Kenosha pick-up location is atThe Brat Stop, I-94 and Highway 50 (west).Wisconsin Coach Lines262-542-8861, www.wisconsincoach.com. VariousKenosha pick-up locations including 63rd Street and22nd Avenue, Sheridan and Washington, CarthageCollege, Kenosha Transit Center and KenoshaMETRA Station. Service to Racine, Milwaukee, andMitchell International airport.

ChurchesFor information on area spiritual services, pleaserefer to the “Churches” section of the local yellowpages.

Emergency ServicesFor all emergencies, dial 911

Aurora Medical Center10400-75th St. (1 mile east of I-94 on Highway 50),Kenosha, 262-948-5600, www.Aurora.org/Kenosha. 24-hour emergency department. Walk-in services,Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. and Friday-Sunday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

United Hospital System Kenosha Medical Center Campus at6308 Eighth Ave., Kenosha, 262-656-2011.24-hour emergency care.St. Catherine’s Medical Center Campus at 9555-76th St., Pleasant Prairie, 262-577-8000. 24-hour emergency and urgent care. www.uhsi.org.

Coast Guard: 5036-4th Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-4620

EventsFor a 24-hour update on weekly Kenosha Areaspecial events, activities, and family fun, call theKenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 24-Hour Event Hotline: 800-654-7309 ext. 3 or logonto www.KenoshaCVB.com.

More Travel Information

Wisconsin Department of Tourism800-432-TRIP, www.travelwisconsin.com

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources888-936-7463, www.dnr.wi.gov

Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors BureauVISITOR INFORMATION CENTER AND MAIN OFFICE812-56th St., Downtown KenoshaPhone: 262-654-7307, 800-654-7309Fax: 262-654-0882Web: www.KenoshaCVB.comHours: Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

I-94 VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERI-94 and Highway 165 East (Exit 347) near Pleasant Prairie Premium OutletsPhone: 262-857-7164Hours: November-March: Tues.-Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.April-October: 7 Days a Week, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

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WINTER

In Kenosha, we don’t sing the winter blues, we get busy! Nothing says winter fun likeWilmot Mountain, offering the most exceptional skiing and snowboardingexperience in the area. Don’t miss their brand new tubing facility, complete with 16

lanes and a conveyor lift to bring you back up the hill! Join a group at Pringle NatureCenter for a candlelight winter hike or snowshoeing excursion to enjoy the fresh-fallensnow. Richard Bong State Recreation Area also boasts miles of trails and seasonalprogramming to get close to nature no matter what Mother Nature brings. Kids (andadults) of all ages love the thrill of sledding in winter and Kenosha’s parks and natureareas promise thrilling slopes for this good old fashioned winter tradition.

SPRING

Once spring has sprung, fair-weather fun in the Kenosha Area flourishes! CharterFishing excursions head out onto Lake Michigan with anglers from near and farwho’ll learn quickly why Kenosha is known as the trout and salmon capital of

Wisconsin. Turn your eyes from the lake to the sky as you enjoy the gentle sounds ofnature while birding at Chiwaukee Prairie, an ecological gem of flora and fauna. Ifyour dog vacations with you, visiting one of the three Kenosha County Dog Parks is amust! And while April showers bring May flowers, it also brings the thunder, thethunder of auto racing that is! Wilmot Raceway offers fun for the whole family when itkicks off its season in May.

SUMMER

What fun would a summer getaway be without a day at the lake? Rent a pedal boator canoe at Prairie Springs Park and soak up the sun at Lake Andrea. Take in thebeauty of Lake Michigan by strolling along its miles-long promenade, basking on

the beach, or catching a weekly Peanut Butter & Jam concert overlooking the harbor.And speaking of music, there are numerous opportunities to enjoy outdoor musicalong Kenosha’s lakefront. Kenosha Pops concerts at the Sesquicentennial Bandshell,Twilight Jazz at Kemper Center, and HarborPark Jazz & Blues Festival are just a few ofthe many family-friendly events happening throughout the summer. Cyclists and bikingenthusiasts love the Washington Park Velodrome, the oldest operating track of its kindin the U.S. If you don’t bike, enjoy watching the thrilling weekly races!

FALL

Immerse yourself in the brilliant colors of autumn all around the Kenosha Area. Around of disc golf at one of two Kenosha County disc golf courses is a fun solo orgroup outing — night or day. Admire the changing autumn colors at the Alice

Moody Chapin Arboretum on the Carthage College campus. If roasted marshmallowsare what you seek, attend an old-fashioned campfire at Richard Bong State RecreationArea, complete with storytelling. The best golf rates of the year are to be had when thesummer crowds have faded. With 63 holes on the Kenosha County Golf Courses alone,you’ll be on par for big fun and even bigger savings!

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Recreation FacilitiesGuttormsen Recreation Center5411 Green Bay Road, Kenosha, 262-658-8191.www.grcbowling.com. Open seven days aweek 9 a.m. to midnight. State of the artbowling center in the heart of Kenosha. Digitalscoring, bumper bowling, cosmic bowling,leagues, parties, full bar and lounge, 16 flatpanel TVs, arcade and more.

Surfside Bowl1015 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, 262-552-8303.www.surfsidebowl.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 5 p.m.to close, Sat.-Sun. 9 a.m. to close. Leagueopenings for all age groups and open bowlingalways available!! Also available for birthdays,corporate team building, fundraisers, schooloutings, and other parties.

Kenosha YMCA7101-53rd St., Kenosha, 262-654-9622.www.kenoshaymca.org. Open Mon.-Fri. 5 a.m.-9 p.m., Sat. 6 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Committed to youth development, healthyliving, and social responsibility; the Y offerssomething for everyone! Day passes, rentalsand memberships available. Visit our websitefor complete list of services.

RecPlex9900 Terwall Terrace, Prairie Springs Park,Highways 165 and H, Pleasant Prairie,262-947-0437. www.RecPlexOnline.com. OpenMon.-Fri. 4:30 a.m.-10 p.m., Sat. 6 a.m.-8 p.m.,Sun. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. America’s largest municipalrecreation facility featuring an IndoorWaterpark, Olympic-sized Aqua Arena, FitnessCenter, two Ice Rinks, Fieldhouse; programsfor all ages and more.

Wilmot Mountain 11931 Fox River Road, Wilmot, 262-862-2301.www.wilmotmountain.com. SoutheasternWisconsin’s premiere ski, snowboard andtubing area!

City of Kenosha Parks

City of Kenosha Parks Division625-52nd St., Room 305, Kenosha. 262-653-4080,www.kenosha.org/departments/parks(additional parks listed online)

Alford Park2901 Alford Drive (Hwy. 32), Kenosha. Beach,picnic areas, fishing, sledding.

Anderson Park8730-22nd Ave., Kenosha. Concrete skatepark,playground, picnic areas, baseball and soccerfields, and fishing pond (95 acres).

Charles Nash Park5909-56th St., Kenosha. 52 acres. Fourbaseball diamonds, one soccer field,horseshoe pits, playground and picnic area.

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Kenosha County Golf offers 63 holes ofchampionship golf. Brighton Dale Links with45 holes and Petrifying Springs Golf Coursewith 18 holes of well-manicured greens andbreathtaking views. The variety and courseconditions will amaze you. Whether you areplaying golf or dining in one of ourrestaurants, you will have great stories to tell.Come see us to begin your story today.

Dan Drier PGAGeneral Manager

Kenosha County Golf

Kenosha County Golf offers 63 holes ofchampionship golf. Brighton Dale Links with45 holes and Petrifying Springs Golf Coursewith 18 holes of well-manicured greens andbreathtaking views. The variety and courseconditions will amaze you. Whether you areplaying golf or dining in one of ourrestaurants, you will have great stories to tell.Come see us to begin your story today.

Dan Drier PGAGeneral Manager

Kenosha County Golf

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Eichelman Park Beach6125-3rd Ave., Kenosha. Beach and walkingand bike trail.

Kennedy Park4051 Fifth Ave., Kenosha. 24.4 acres. Picnicarea, fishing, hike/bike trail and playground.

Lincoln Park7010-22nd Ave., Kenosha. 44 acres. Featuringthe Warren J. Taylor sunken flower garden.Wedding permits available. Playground,basketball court, baseball, tennis courts andsmall sledding area. Building for rental.

Pennoyer Park35th Street and Seventh Avenue, Kenosha. 35acres. Bike trail, public beach, fishing.Bandshell with summer outdoor performances.

Poerio Park Nature Center20th Avenue and 15th Street, Kenosha.Marked nature trail circles a pond and takeshikers through a wooded nature area. Openair pavilion. A pond for fishing.

Simmons Island Beach5001 Simmons Island Drive, Kenosha. PublicLake Michigan beach near a park, paved biketrail, two historic lighthouses, 2 playgroundswith one on the beach and open air picnicpavilion in the park.

Southport Beach7825 First Ave., Kenosha. Children’splayground and multi-purpose field, the PikeBike Trail and open air picnic pavilion in thepark. Building available for rent.

Union Park45th Street and 7th Avenue, Kenosha. Gardensand playground. Venue for various communityart and cultural events.

Veterans Memorial ParkLakefront and 52nd Street, Kenosha. Opendawn-dusk. Veteran’s Memorial Fountain andLone Soldier Memorial.

Washington Park1821 Washington Road, Kenosha. 29 acres.Features Washington Pool (zero-depth entry,splash fountain and water slides), thecountry’s oldest operating velodrome, and a 9-hole golf course. Also, playground,basketball, tennis courts, picnic areas,sledding and skateboarding.

Wolfenbuttel Park59th Street and 3rd Avenue, Kenosha.Charming gazebo with Lake Michiganbackdrop, biking and walking trails, and flowergarden. Wedding permits available.

Kenosha's PremierBowling Facility

● Family owned business servingKenosha for more than 80 years

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Kenosha County Parks

Brighton Dale Park830-248th Ave. (North on Hwy. 75 at Hwy. 142),Kansasville. 500 acres. Picnic areas, shelterrental, playgrounds, baseball diamonds,fishing pond, 45-hole golf course.

Bristol Woods ParkHighway C to Highway MB, south to entrance,Bristol. 200 acres. Picnic areas, shelter rental,playground, 4.28 miles of hiking trails throughthe woods, home to the Pringle Nature Center.

Carlisle Family Dog ParkLocated at Petrifying Springs Park, 4700 Hwty. JR, Kenosha. Open 7 a.m.-10 p.m.Visitors can purchase an annual dog tag orpay a daily fee to use the county off-leash dogpark. Separate areas provided for small andlarge dogs.

Fox River ParkHighway F and Highway W, Salem. 150 acres.Picnic areas, shelter rental, playgrounds,sledding hill, Ray Berres Field baseball diamond,tennis courts, 9-hole Red Fox and 18-hole GreyFox disc golf courses, small boat launch.

Kemper Center County Park and Fishing Pier6501-3rd Ave., Kenosha, 262-657-6005.www.kempercenter.com. Open dawn-dusk,April-October. 17.5 acre Kenosha County Parkon Lake Michigan. Soccer field, handicap-accessible fishing pier, arboretum and picnicareas.

KD Park8530-352nd Ave. (On Highway KD, 1/2-milenorth of Highway F near Twin Lakes), Burlington.Open limited hours — check with Parks officeor county website. 235 acres. Hike the 4.2 milesof trails or enjoy catch and release fishing. Trailmaps will be available at the park.

Old Settlers Park24100-75th St., Salem in Paddock Lake.17 acres. Swim beach, lifeguards on duty,entry fees Memorial Day to Labor Day, picnicareas, off-leash dog park, home of SpencerField baseball diamond.

Old Settler’s Park Off-Leash Dog ParkLocated at Old Settler’s Park, 24100-75th St.,Salem in Paddock Lake. Open 7 a.m.-10 p.m.Visitors can purchase an annual dog tag or paya daily fee to use the county off-leash dog park.

Kenosha County Parks19600-75th St., Bristol. 262-857-1869,www.kenoshacounty.org/publicworks/parks/

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1-800-522-6699Kenosha Charter Boat AssociationP.O. Box 981Kenosha, WI 53141

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Be BOWLED OVER by the friendly staff andawesome atmosphere at Surfside Bowl.

1015 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, WI262-552-8303www.surfsidebowl.com Weekdays 5pm – CloseWeekends 9am – Close

• Overlooking Lake Michigan• Open 7 Days a Week• Open Bowling Always Available• Locally Owned and Operated• Birds, Corporate Parties, Fundraisers

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Petrifying Springs Park4909-7th St. (Highway 31 and Highway A),Kenosha. 350 acres. Scenic hiking, cross-country skiing. Streams and rivers, picnicareas, playgrounds, volleyball courts, softballdiamonds, a public golf course, shelter rentals,sledding hill, and the Carlisle Family Dog Park.

Pringle Nature CenterHighway C to Highway MB, south to entrance,Bristol, 262-857-8008. www.pringlenc.org.Building open Tues.-Sun. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. andduring special events. Various free ongoingnature programs, exhibits, books andinteractive learning stations. Outside, hike onwood chip trails through Bristol Woods uplandforest — a majestic oak community.

Silver Lake ParkHighway 50 to Highway F, south to entrance,Silver Lake. 260-acre park known for itsexcellent swimming beach, lifeguards on duty,concession stand, hiking trails, volleyball court,windsurfing launch, soccer fields and shelterrental. Entry fees Memorial Day–Labor Day.

Warren Close Bark ParkLocated at KD Park, 35610- 89th St., TwinLakes. Open 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Visitors canpurchase an annual dog tag or pay a daily feeto use the county off-leash dog park. Separateareas for small and large dogs.

Additional Parks and Nature AreasChiwaukee PrairieTake Sheridan Road (Highway 32) to 116th Street, east to 1st Court, south to 121stStreet, west to 2nd Avenue, Pleasant Prairie,608-251-8140, 262-694-1748.www.chiwaukee.org. A 250-acre remnant lakeplain wet prairie described as an ecologicalgem. Enjoy nature study, birding, photography,and hiking.

New Munster Wildlife Area34315 Geneva Road, New Munster, 262-884-2300. 1,048 acres. Nature area withseasonal hunting.

Prairie Springs Park, Lake Andrea and Froggy’s LandingHighways 165 and H, Pleasant Prairie.Contact RecPlex at 262-947-0437.www.RecPlexOnline.com. Featuring a 2.3-milepaved walking and jogging trail, nature trails,playgrounds, volleyball pits, softball fields,archery ranges, swimming, windsurfing,fishing, sailing and boating. Pedal boat, canoe,kayak and small watercraft rentals.

63 HOLES of CHALLENGING GOLFThere are going to be some great stories to tell!

See Location Maps on Pages 36 and 38

Check out our specials at www.kenoshacountygolf.com

Brighton Dale Links830 248th AvenueKansasville, WI 53139262-697-GOLF (4653)

Petrifying SpringsGolf Course4909 7th StreetKenosha, WI 53144262-697-GOLF (4653)

Offering Junior and Senior RatesLessons • Practice AreasRestaurants & Golf Shops

3 unique championship courses: Blue Spruceand White Birch, 18-hole par 72, and Red Pine9-hole par 36. All three picturesque BrightonDale courses feature water, mature trees andhilly terrain along with well-manicured greens.

Petrifying Springs — the flagship of KenoshaCounty Parks, features abundant trees and arolling landscape, which adds beauty andchallenge to this classic 18-hole player- friendly course.

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Richard Bong State Recreation Area 9 miles west of I-94 on Highway 142 (One milewest of Highway 75), Kansasville, 262-878-5600.www.bongnaturalistassociation.org. 4,515acres. Almost 30 miles of trails for biking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, horsebackriding, and ATVing. Also naturalist activities,volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, nature center,hunting, boating, fishing, swimming, andcamping. Vehicle admission fee.

CampgroundRichard Bong State Recreation Area 9 miles west of I-94 on Highway 142 (One milewest of Highway 75), Kansasville, 262-878-5600.www.bongnaturalistassociation.org. 4,515acres. Camp sites (217) with some electrical,flush toilets, showers and a handicappedaccessible cabin. Biking, cross-country skiing,snowmobiling, hiking, horseback riding,ATVing, boating, fishing and swimming.Vehicle admission fee.

Bike TrailThe Pike Bike TrailCity of Kenosha Park Dept., 262-653-4080. Thescenic 10.2-mile trail through Kenosha Countyruns along points of interest including threeNational Register Historic Districts, LakeMichigan, two historic lighthouses,recreational opportunities, Poerio NatureCenter and more. See the map on pages 36and 37.

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giginingng.g.comomMarina and Boat LaunchesSimmons Island Marina45th Street and Harbor Drive, Kenosha, 262-653-3910, 262-654-0207.www.simmonsislandmarina.com. April 15-Oct. 31. The marina, operated by GreatLakes Yacht Sales, caters to powerboats only.142 slips with electric, water, restrooms,showers and laundry, 24-hour security, fishcleaning station, and a ship store.

Southport Marina21-56th St., Kenosha, 262-657-5565.www.spmarina.net. Noted as one of LakeMichigan’s hottest destinations by Great LakesBoating. Over 425 full service slips, in-groundpool, community center, cable TV, wirelessinternet, storage, and yacht sales.

FishingRefer to map on page 38 for Kenosha Countyinland lakes. Contact the WisconsinDepartment of Natural Resources atwww.dnr.wi.gov or 888-936-7463 to find alocation to purchase a fishing license and foradditional information.

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Kenosha Charter Boat AssociationP.O. Box 981, Kenosha, 800-522-6699, 262-657-4499. www.kenoshacharterboat.com.Season runs from April-October. LakeMichigan fishing charters. Sport fishing forsalmon and trout. Large and small groupswelcome. All equipment provided.

Rental and SalesFroggy’s Landing at Prairie Springs Park and Lake AndreaHighways 165 and H, Pleasant Prairie.Contact RecPlex at 262-947-0437.www.RecPlexOnline.com. Mid-June throughLabor Day. Please call for hours.Rent pedal boats, canoes, kayaks, sailboat orbass boat by the hour. Indoor and outdoorspaces in the park are also available for rentto host parties, meetings and more.

Southport Rigging Bikes & Boards2926-75th St., Kenosha, 262-652-5434, 800-877-7025. www.southport-rigging.com.Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Retails bikes,skateboards, snowboards, windsurfing andStandup Paddleboards. Full service bike repair.Windsurfing and Standup Paddling lessons andrentals. See our website for brands, specials,and winter hours.

Golf CoursesBrighton Dale Links830-248th Ave. (I-94 and Highway 142 toHighway 75, then north), Kansasville, 262-697-GOLF (4653).www.KenoshaCountyGolf.com. A 45-hole golffacility with restaurant and driving range.Featuring water, mature trees and hilly terrainalong with well-manicured playing conditions.An ideal setting for outings of all sizes.

Kenosha Municipal Golf Course2205 Washington Road, Kenosha, 262-653-4090. Nine-hole golf course, par 34,fully irrigated. Outings welcome. Clubhouseopen for beverages and food to golfers andgeneral public.

Petrifying Springs Golf Course4909-7th St. (Highway 31 and Highway A, theneast), Kenosha, 262-697-GOLF (4653).www.KenoshaCountyGolf.com. An 18-hole golfcourse with putting and chipping areas, andrestaurant. Kenosha County’s oldest publicgolf course is framed by a breathtaking forest,abundant trees and a rolling landscape.

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Merry Yacht Inn

Park Ridge Inn

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800-A-CHOICE, 262-857-3450

800-456-4000, 262-857-3680

800-HOLIDAY, 262-942-6000

800-753-3757, 262-857-7911

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Accommodations at a Glance

Welcome to the Kenosha area and Country Inn and Suites. We invite you to be our guest and sharein our full range of amenities that make you feelright at home. And when you’re ready to explorethe Kenosha area, we’ll help guide you to the bestattractions, dining, shopping and activities around! Also ask us about our special rates for groups and teams. Relax, have fun and enjoy your stay in our community.

Jennifer DoddDirector of Sales, Country Inn and Suites Kenosha

Welcome to the Kenosha area and Country Inn and Suites. We invite you to be our guest and sharein our full range of amenities that make you feelright at home. And when you’re ready to explorethe Kenosha area, we’ll help guide you to the bestattractions, dining, shopping and activities around! Also ask us about our special rates for groups and teams. Relax, have fun and enjoy your stay in our community.

Jennifer DoddDirector of Sales, Country Inn and Suites Kenosha

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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Pleasant Prairieoffers comfortable living in 81newly renovated guest rooms.Guest greet the mornings withour Express Start breakfast buffetserving local hot breakfast items.Join us Tuesday and Wednesdayevenings for our complimentaryreception from 5-7 p.m. servinghot appetizers, beer, wine andsoda. After a busy day, businesstravelers and leisure guest alikeappreciate a swim in the area’slargest hotel indoor heated pooland hot tub. A large meetingroom with a capacity of 50 isideal for meetings, seminars andsocial events.

■ 81 Newly remodeled guest rooms■ Complimentary Hot Express Start

breakfast buffet■ Complimentary evening

reception Tuesday andWednesday

■ Largest area indoor pool and hot tub

■ Free wireless high speed internet ■ Onsite fitness center■ Free parking■ Coin laundry and same day valet■ Handicap accessible■ Meeting room for 50

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HOTEL & SUITES PLEASANT PRAIRIE7887 – 94th AvenuePleasant Prairie, Wis. 53158Phone (262) 942-6000Toll Free (800)-HOLIDAYFax: (262) 942-6100 www.hiexkenosha.com

AccommodationsBest Western Executive Inn7220-122nd Ave. (I-94 and Hwy. 50), Kenosha,262-857-7699.www.bestwestern.com/executiveinnkenosha.Convenient I-94 and Hwy. 50 location.Complimentary hot breakfast, wifi,microwave/fridge in all rooms, on site lounge,and indoor pool with whirlpool. Meeting spaceavailable.

Best Western Harborside Inn & Kenosha Conference Center5125-6th Ave. (7 miles east of I-94 on Hwy.158), Kenosha, 262-658-3281, 800-WESTERN(937-8376).www.bestwestern.com/harborsideinn.Amenities include an indoor pool, whirlpool,guest laundry, game room, free high speedinternet access, and complimentary hotbreakfast buffet. 9 meeting and banquet roomstotal 10,000 square feet.

Candlewood Suites10200-74th St. (I-94 & Hwy. 50 East), Kenosha,262-842-5000, 877-CANDLEWOOD.www.candlewoodsuites.com/kenoshawi.Beautifully appointed studio and one-bedroomsuites feature fully equipped kitchens, freewireless internet and a DVD player. Also,extended fitness room, complimentary laundry,and patio with complimentary grills.

Comfort Suites7206-122nd Ave. (I-94 and Hwy. 50), Kenosha,262-857-3450.www.comfortsuites.com/hotel/wi056.Charming all suite hotel centrally located off I-94 includes a 24-hour indoor pool andwhirlpool, full hot breakfast buffet and freehigh-speed Internet.

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Best WesternExecutive Inn

7220 122nd Ave. Kenosha, WI 53142262-857-7699

www.bestwestern.com/executiveinnkenoshaVisit our Web site to take our virtual tours.

See a 360-degree view today of the hotel you’ll be staying in tomorrow!

www.bestwestern.com/executiveinnkenoshaVisit our Web site to take our virtual tours.

See a 360-degree view today of the hotel you’ll be staying in tomorrow!

Your Kenosha Hotel Package Headquarters!Check out our value-added packages withthese fine area attractions:

• Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets• Bristol Renaissance Faire• Action Territory Family Fun Park• Wilmot Mountain Ski Hills

It’s on us!• Complimentary WiFi• Complimentary Hot Deluxe Breakfast Buffet• Complimentary Microwave/Fridge

in All Rooms• Complimentary USA Today, Coffee,

Cookies in Lobby• Complimentary Use of Exercise Room,

Indoor Pool/Hot Tub• And Much More!

Inside Best Western Executive Inn

RUSH STREETLOUNGE

Hot Appetizers! Pizza! Buzztime Trivia!Video Texas Hold ‘Em!

5 High-Def Flat-Screen TVs• NFL Sunday Ticket

• 262-857-7699 ext. 505

EAT. DRINK. PLAY. STAY.

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7011 122nd Avenue Kenosha, WI 53142 800-456- -857- countryinns.com/kenoshawi_interstate

We’ll welcome you with fresh cookies, complimentary breakfast and our own Read It & Return Lending LibrarySM. Visit countryinns.com and see why we’ll have you saying, “I love this Country.”

Welcome to More To Love Country.

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HOTEL & CONFERENCECENTER KENOSHA

STAY YOUR OWN WAY

• Treat yourself and your family to a comfortable night’s rest at theRadisson Hotel & Conference Center Kenosha, the onlyFull-Service hotel in Kenosha / Pleasant Prairie.

• 120 elegantly appointed rooms including 45 rooms with 2 doublebeds, 45 rooms with king beds, 10 Whirlpool rooms and 20Executive one-bedroom suites.

• Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Ethernet cable connection alsoavailable!

• A large heated indoor pool, hot tub & exercise facility• On-site family restaurant, pub and room service provided by the

Chancery Pub & Restaurant• Located directly across from Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets; Six

Flags Great America & Gurnee Mills Mall are only 10 minutes away• In LakeView Corporate Park at I-94 & Highway 165 (Exit 347)

11800-108th StreetPleasant Prairie, WI1-262-857-3377www.radisson.com/kenoshawi

Country Inn & Suites7011-122nd Ave. (Interstate Access), Kenosha,262-857-3680, 800-456-4000.www.countryinns.com/kenoshawi_interstate.Complimentary hot breakfast, indoor pool,whirlpool, and fitness room open 24 hours.Free high speed wireless Internet. Meetingroom accommodates up to 25 people.

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites7887-94th Ave. (1 mile east of I-94 off Highway50), Pleasant Prairie, 262-942-6000, 800-HOLIDAY. www.hiexkenosha.com. Enjoy arewarding stay when you visit the greaterKenosha Area and all it has to offer.

La Quinta Inn7540-118th Ave. (I-94 and Highway 50),Pleasant Prairie, 262-857-7911, 800-753-3757.www.lq.com. Wake up on the Bright Side.

Lily Lake Resort7910-328th Ave., Burlington (12 miles west ofKenosha), 262-537-2848. Newly remodeledmotel offering 10 rooms with 2 queen-sizedbeds and full bath. Year-around entertainment,bar and grill, swimming, fishing, boating andpicnicking. A short drive from WilmotMountain.

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Merry Yacht Inn4815-7th Ave. (I-94 and Highway 158, East 7miles), Kenosha, Call Boat House Pub & Eatery:262-654-9922. Enjoy your stay in Kenosha at aunique refurbished firehouse. Across the streetfrom Kenosha harbor.

Park Ridge Inn6121-75th St. (Highways 50 and 31), Kenosha, 262-694-2510. Kenosha’s most centrally locatedmotel. Near everything you need! Free HBO, allrooms are remodeled. With refrigerator,microwave and free local calls. Free WiFi.

Radisson Hotel & Conference Center KenoshaI-94 and Highway 165 - Exit 347 (11800-108thSt.), Pleasant Prairie, 262-857-3377, 800-333-3333. www.radisson.com/kenoshawi.Treat yourself and family to a comfortable night’srest at the Radisson Hotel-Kenosha, the only full-service hotel in Kenosha/Pleasant Prairie.

Southport Bed & Breakfast4405-7th Ave. (I-94 and Highway 158, east 7miles), Kenosha, 262-652-1951.www.SouthportBnB.com. Three blocks frombeautiful Lake Michigan. Two charming first-floor rooms with queen size beds and privateentrances. Continental breakfast available.Handicapped accessible and ample free parking.

Super 8 Motel7601-118th Ave. (I-94 and Highway 50 – Exit 344),Pleasant Prairie, 262-857-7963, 800-800-8000.E-mail:super8kenosha@gmail.com. Free high-speed wireless Internet, satellite TV, laundry,snack shop, continental breakfast. Dogsallowed in designated rooms (extra charge).Children under 18 free. Minutes from RecPlex,Six Flags, and outlet shopping.

Value Inn Motel7221-122nd Ave. (I-94 and Highway 50 – Exit344), Kenosha, 262-857-2622.www.valueinnmotel.com. All first floor, double,king, handicapped accessible rooms. Roomsinclude wi-fi, cable, micro-fridge. On-sitelaundry. Pets allowed in designated rooms(extra charge). Children under 14 free. Truckand RV parking.

CampgroundRichard Bong State Recreation Area 9 miles west of I-94 on Highway 142 (One milewest of Highway 75), Kansasville, 262-878-5600.www.bongnaturalistassociation.org. 4,515acres. Camp sites (217) with some electrical,flush toilets, showers and a handicappedaccessible cabin. Biking, cross-country skiing,snowmobiling, hiking, horseback riding,ATVing, boating, fishing and swimming.Vehicle admission fee.

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HARBORSIDE INNKENOSHA CONFERENCE CENTER

5125 6TH AVENUE • KENOSHA, WI 531407 miles east of I-94 on Hwy. 158 to 6th Ave.262-658-3281 • Fax 262-658-3420

Web site: www.bestwestern.com/harborsideinnEach Best Western hotel is independently owned and operated

Harborside InnKenosha’s only lakefront hotel offering youexquisite views of Lake Michigan and anarray of things to see and do just steps fromour front door. Walk the scenic Harborsidepromenade, visit 4 of Kenosha’s PublicMuseums, ride authentic electric streetcarsand stroll through a nostalgic downtowndistrict. Within walking distance you will findcoffee houses, ice cream shops, night clubsand more than a dozen restaurants. TheMETRA train station servicing the greaterChicago area is just a few blocks away.

Hotel Amenities■ Comfortable Harborside and

Hillside rooms■ Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet■ High-speed Internet in all rooms■ Free Showtime (3), ESPN■ Indoor Pool, whirlpool and guest laundry

Coming Soon...■ Lakefront full service restaurant■ Complete renovation of all guest rooms■ State-of-the-art fitness center■ Wireless Internet

Conference Center Amenities■ 10,000 square feet of meeting, exhibit

and banquet space■ Featuring 9 meeting rooms for meetings

from 2 to 500■ Full Catering available■ Wireless High-Speed Internet in all

meeting rooms

Follow our exciting changes in 2012 at www.facebook.com/bestwesternharborsidekenosha

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L,D $6.95-$34.95 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 54Boat House Pub & Eatery 4917-7th Ave., Kenosha 262-654-9922

B,L,D $7-$10 AE,VS, MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 57The Brat Stop 12304-75th St., Kenosha 262-857-2011

L,D $6.95-$23.95 AE,VS,MC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 54Breakwater Bar & Grill 5130-4th Ave., Kenosha 262-657-5300

B,L,D $5-$11 VS,MC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 52Captain Mike’s Beer & Burger Bar 5118-6th Ave., Kenosha 262-658-2278

D $15-$22 VS,MC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 54Casa Capri 2129 Birch Road, Kenosha 262-551-7171

L,D $3.58-$8.75 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 54Culver’s 10484 Corporate Drive, Pleasant Prairie 262-857-2663

D $8.99-$25 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ 55Eddie’s Steakhouse & Bistro 8040 Sheridan Road, Kenosha 262-654-7500

B,L $4-$10 Cash Only ■ ■ ■ ■ 27,55Franks Diner 508-58th St., Kenosha 262-657-1017

D $9.95-$53.95 AE,VS,MC,DS,DC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 55HobNob 277 S. Sheridan Road, b/t Kenosha & Racine 262-552-8008

L,D $6.25-$28.95 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 55House of Gerhard 3927-75th St., Kenosha 262-694-5212

L,D $8.49-$12.49 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ 56HuHot Mongolian Grill 7214 Green Bay Road, Kenosha 262-697-8522

L,D $6.95-$32.95 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 56Mangia Trattoria 5717 Sheridan Road, Kenosha 262-652-4285

D $12-$22 VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 56Sazzy B 5623-6th Ave., Kenosha 262-925-8499

L,D $2.15- $58.75 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ 56Soon’s Sushi Café 2100-54th St., Kenosha 262-658-0220

L,D $6.95-$8.50 VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 57,59Tacos el Rey 2000 Birch Road, Kenosha 262-551-0970

L,D $1.49-$6.99 VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ 29Tenuta’s 3203-52nd St., Kenosha 262-657-9001

L,D $3.95-$15 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 57tg’s Restaurant & Pub 4120-7th Ave., Kenosha 262-658-8080

B,L $3-$11 Cash Only ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 26,57The Coffee Pot 4914-7th Ave., Kenosha 262-653-8849

B,L $5-$10 VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ 58The Secret Garden Café & Gallery 5925-6th Ave. A. Kenosha 262-654-1884

L,D $5-$8 Cash Only ■ ■ ■ ■ 58The Spot Drive-In 2117-75th St., Kenosha 262-654-9294

L,D $7.50-$25 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 58Twisted Cuisine 7546 Sheridan Road, Kenosha 262-564-0220

B,L,D $5-$10 VS,MC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 52Uncle Mike’s Highway Pub 6611-120th Ave., Kenosha 262-857-2392

L,D $5-$10 VS,MC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 52Uncle Mike’s Top Shelf Pub 1036 Sheridan Road, Pleasant Prairie 262-925-0804

D $10-$35 AE,VS,MC,DS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 58Villa D’Carlo 5140-6th Ave., Kenosha 262-654-3932

Big Star Drive-In 1500 Washington Road, Kenosha 262-658-1572

B,L $4-$7 AE,VS, MC, DS ■ ■ ■ ■ 25Jack’s Cafe at Andrea’s 2401-60th St., Kenosha 262-657-7732

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Welcome to the HOBNOB! Since 1954, wehave been located on the scenic shore ofLake Michigan. We invite you to experiencethe ambiance of the classic WisconsinSupper Club. Our menu selections featureChoice Steaks, Fresh Seafood, HouseSpecialties along with an extensive WineList. Relax and enjoy your evening.

Theresa Kamphuis Manager

Hobnob Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge

Welcome to the HOBNOB! Since 1954, wehave been located on the scenic shore ofLake Michigan. We invite you to experiencethe ambiance of the classic WisconsinSupper Club. Our menu selections featureChoice Steaks, Fresh Seafood, HouseSpecialties along with an extensive WineList. Relax and enjoy your evening.

Theresa Kamphuis Manager

Hobnob Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge

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5130 4th Avenue • 262-657-5300www.kenoshayachtclub.com

Serving lunch and dinner Open 7 days

Kenosha’s Premier Waterfront Bar & Grill

Breakwater offers breathtaking views of LakeMichigan and Kenosha’s beautiful downtown andlakeshore area. We serve great hamburgers,sandwiches, seafood, steaks, pastas, and more.

• Friday Fish Fry• Daily drink and food specials• Full bar• Indoor and outdoor seating• Banquet and meeting space available• Great service and ambience

Great Food. Great Location

Casa CapriThe Stella Family has maintained its reputation for fineItalian-American dining and personalized service for57 years. We are proud to have our third generationjoin us as we continue to be one of Kenosha’s oldestand finest restaurants.

Along with our selections of excellent steaks andseafood, we are proud to offer authentic Italianrecipes which cover the whole of Italy. From NorthernItaly (where it began) to the beautiful island of Sicily,the best of the best can be expected from our kitchen.

2129 Birch Road, Kenosha262-551-7171

Sun., Mon., Wed., Thur., Fri 4pm-Close; Sat. 5pm-Close; Tue. Closed

Dine in seating for 120 patrons, a drive-thruservice window, and a carry-out service.Additional parking and outdoor seating forcampers or buses to accommodate groups.

The interior features a combination of tables andbooths in a clean, carpeted, modern décor. Menuitems include Culver’s award-winning freshfrozen Custard, ButterBurgers, and triple-thickconcrete mixers.

We also offer a variety of fresh salads, a range ofspecialty sandwiches, and dinners to appeal tothe entire family, businesses, and groups.

Located off I-94 on Hwy. 165 (exit 347)1/4 mile east of the Visitor Information Center

10484 Corporate Drive, Pleasant Prairie262-857-2663 • culversmgr@gmail.com

10am–10pm Dailywww.culvers.com

The Boat House Pub & Eatery is known asKenosha’s original harborside restaurant and bar.We serve great fish meals, steaks, sandwiches, andtraditional and eclectic entrees. Also, we have ourfamous Clam Chowder and the Soup of the Day. Tryone of our famous “Long Island” iced teas — 20flavors to choose from.

We also provide courtesy customer docking forboats up to 50 feet in length. Live entertainment onWednesday, Friday and Saturday. Serving SundayBreakfast and a Bloody Mary Buffet, 9am-12pm.Banquet services for groups of 25 to 150 guests.Call Joyce for more information at 262-308-5162.

4917 7th Avenue, Kenosha262-654-9922

www.kenoshaboathouse.com11am until closing

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Eddie’s offers char-grilled steaks and fresh bistro cuisinein a casual neighborhood setting! We use only the bestingredients to create our American bistro menu, featuringdistinctive appetizers, seafood, pastas and desserts. Relaxin our bar, casual dining room or outdoor patio while we help you choose a fine wine to complement yourselections. Eddie’s also offers unique catering menus for small intimate parties to large corporate events.

• Ever Changing and Evolving Menu Based on Fresh Seasonal Ingredients

• Family Owned and Operated• Private Parties • Catering• Fine Wines • Specialty Beers

8040 Sheridan Road, Kenosha262-654-7500

Tue.-Sun. 4:30pm-Close www.eddiessteakhouse.com

508-58th Street • 262-657-1017Hours: Mon. – Fri. 6am–1:30pm,

Sat. 7am–1:30pm, Sun. 7am–12:30pmWeekly Specials & Franks Merchandise at

www.franksdinerkenosha.com

• It is a registered historical landmark and the oldest continuously operating lunch car diner in the U.S. (cool!)

• Food Network? That’s right, “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.”

• Our staff is fresh — hey, so is the food!

• You can have an adult beverage! (if you’re an adult)

• Known for our homemade bread, huge pancakes, juicyburgers and the renowned Franks Garbage Plate.

• Friendly smiles, sassy service and a unique atmosphere.

• Our basic rules: be nice or leave, and of course ...

ORDER WHAT YOU WANT ... EAT WHAT YOU GET!

AUTHENTIC GERMAN CUISINE AND AMERICAN FAVORITES

FAMOUS PRIME RIBIf it’s a taste of Deutschland you seek, you needn’t fly to Bavaria. Ashort drive from I-94 on Hwy. 50. For more than 47 years, theHouse of Gerhard serves your favorite German dishes like BeefRouladen and Schnitzel as well as our Famous Prime Rib of Beef.Our hospitality and Old World Charm make you feel simply“Wunderbar.” Guten Appetit!

• Lunch and Dinner• Fine Selection of German Beer• Carryouts Welcome• Children’s Menu

2009 Wisconsin Restaurateur of the Year

3927-75th Street, Kenosha262-694-5212

Mon.-Fri. 11am-2:30pm & 4pm-close; Sat. 4pm-close, Closed Sunday

www.houseofgerhard.com

Established in 1954, the HOBNOB has the ambiance ofthe classic Wisconsin Supper Club.

We at the HOBNOB pride ourselves in serving what we consider the “Best Food in Town.”

• Steaks • Fresh Seafood • Prime Rib • Bistro Fare • Friday Fish Fry• Extensive wine list • Cocktails on the patio• Live entertainment on Friday and Saturday

in our Cocktail Lounge • Open 6 nights (Closed Monday)• Private rooms available for 2-125

For that casual or special evening, come visit us atHOBNOB for dinner tonight!

277 S. Sheridan Road (Hwy. 32), Between Kenosha & Racine

262-552-8008 • www.thehobnob.com

Restaurant & Cocktail LoungeOverlooking Lake Michigan

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A hot concept is sweeping the nation.It’s trampling old notions of full-service dining. Warming lamps andsteam tables lie smashed in its wake.At HuHot, diners customize theirown meals by choosing from dozensof fresh vegetables, meats, noodlesand sauces.

7214 S. Green Bay Road, Kenosha262-697-8522 • www.huhot.com

Sun.-Thur. 11am-9pm, Fri.-Sat. 11am-10pm

Walk into this charming European trattoria(Italian for an informal restaurant) and thefirst thing you notice is the commingledscent of rosemary, garlic and the gentlehint of smoke from the Italian-built, wood-burning oven. For the more than 20 years,Mangia has been setting the standard forItalian dining in Wisconsin with its simple,flavorful pasta and grilled dishes.

5717 Sheridan Road, Kenosha262-652-4285

Lunch: Tue. – Fri. 11:30-2pm, Dinner: Tue. – Th. 5-8:30pm,

Fri. & Sat. 5-10pm, Sun. 4-9pmwww.kenoshamangia.com

Newest hot spot for Sushi, Korean andJapanese food. Voted No. 1 for the best Sushiin Southeastern Wisconsin. See our Reviews atwisn.com/alist (Great Meals)(Sushi)(Soon’sSushi Café). Soon has had her own restaurantin Korea for about 17 years and wanted toshare the great taste with everyone here. Soonand Bob welcome you and your family to jointhem for lunch or dinner. See you soon atSoon’s Sushi Café !

2100 54th Street, Kenosha262-658-0220

www.soonssushicafe.com Mon.-Fri. 11am-2:30pm, 5-9:30pm

Sat. 12-9:30pm, Closed Sunday

Sazzy B – n. a person who is random and crazy.

A Sazzy B enjoys alcohol and taking photos, especiallywhen the two things come together. Sazzy B’s are alsovery passionate about music and good food.

If the above definition sounds like you or your friends,then Sazzy B is the place for you. Located in the heart ofKenosha’s downtown district, Sazzy B features gourmetfood, superb wines and live music (several nights aweek!) in a sassy and contemporary bistro atmosphere.Don't miss our weekly specials like Wino Wednesdays —featuring half price bottles and glasses of wine!

5623 6th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53140262-925-8499

Monday-Saturday 4pm-Closewww.sazzyb.com

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Authentic Mexican food traditionally has beenthought of as hot and spicy. Tacos el Rey is out tochange that fallacy. Our family recipes are subtlyspiced. If you like, we have homemade hot,medium and mild sauces from which to choose.

The family at Tacos el Rey take the saying, “Goodold hard work” literally. Our food is prepared freshdaily with no preservatives, from the flour tortillasright down to the refried beans and guacamole. Andwe give our customers their money’s worth!

Catering Available.

2000 Birch Road, Kenosha262-551-0970

Tue.-Fri. 11am-9pm; Sat. & Sun. 12-9pm; Closed Mon.

www.getfatontacos.com

From classic grill favorites to creativecuisine. Palate pleasers include Kenosha’sbest hot beef sandwich, homemade weekday specials like “meatloaf Monday”.Homemade desserts, fresh seafood onFriday nights, and homemade soups. Wefeature 14 tap beers. Live music on Fridayand Saturday nights. Open mic on Mondayand Wednesday. During the summer ouroutdoor flower garden is open for dining.

4120 7th Avenue, Kenosha262-658-8080

Mon. – Sat. 11am-close, Sun. 12-9pmwww.tgskenosha.com

Established in 1961, The Brat Stop is WorldFamous for its Bratwurst, Beer, Cheese, andfamily friendly atmosphere. We have severalBig Screen TV’s featuring your favorite sports,along with Pool, Darts, Video Games, and evenrides for the kids, you’re bound to findsomething to do at The Brat Stop! Ourenclosed Beer Garden is open for our smokingcustomers and features a Full Service Bar.Open 365 days a year.

12304 75th Street, Kenosha262-857-2011

8am–10pmwww.bratstop.com

Home of the Bacon & Egg Bloody Mary

Only in Kenosha can you order a dish called “TheGodfather” or “The Shroom” for that matter and onlyat The Coffee Pot. This establishment is also rumoredto have the first neon sign in Kenosha, and it stillshines above the entrance, advertising “LUNCH.”

The Coffee Pot serves breakfast and lunch, the mostpopular items being homemade creations like cornbeef hash, soups, chili, mimosas, Bloody Marys,and omelets with colorful names. Also, enjoyoutdoor dining in our ‘Garden of Eatin.’

4914-7th Avenue, Kenosha262-653-8849

Mon.-Sat. 6am-2pm; Sun. 7am-1pm;www.thecoffeepotkenosha.com

The Coffee PotHOME COOKEDSPECIALTIESAward-winning soups and chili. Outdoor diningin our ‘Garden of Eatin’WINE • BEER • COCKTAILS

The Secret Garden Café and Gallery is no

longer downtown Kenosha’s best kept secret!

Freshly roasted coffees ... local fresh farm eggs ...

hand-blended butters ... design your salad, we

make it to order for you! Our healthy soups,

sandwiches and desserts include vegan offerings.

Browse local artwork throughout ... dine on

handmade pottery from our resident potter. Enjoy a

peasant lunch or our famous Portobello stacker!

Come visit us!

5925 – 6th Avenue A • Kenosha262-657-1884

Tue.–Sun. 7am–2pmwww.secretgardenkenosha.com

Visit us on Facebook!

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2117 75th St., Kenosha, WI 53143262-654-9294

Sun.-Thur. 11am-3amFri.-Sat. 11am-3:30amFind us on Facebook

The Spot Drive-In has been serving the KenoshaArea since 1945, providing year-round car hopservice. Locally owned and operated by the DuBoisFamily, this iconic restaurant is a staple in theKenosha community. Our famous hamburger isdelivered fresh daily and is never frozen. But ifyou’re looking for something cold, try a homemaderoot beer in a frosted mug or a Root Beer Whirl™.Taste what a difference cooking with peanut oilmakes — you’ll love our extensive line ofappetizers, especially the cheese squares!

Drive-In • Carry Out • ATM on Premises

Twisted Cuisine takes pride in bringingKenosha their idea of “Casual Dining with aTwist.” We are an independently ownedrestaurant that serves exceptional food in arelaxed and fun atmosphere. Our menuschange seasonally, so we can continue to pushourselves to provide the culinary excellencethat Kenosha has come to enjoy. Our fullmenus are available on our Web site:www.twistedcuisine.com

7546 Sheridan Road • Kenosha262-564-0220 • www.twistedcuisine.comTue.–Thur. 11am–9pm, Fri. 11am–10pm,

Sat. 4–10pm, Closed Sun., Mon.

Come in for the changing seasonal ambience... but

love the food! Italian cuisine and pizza made for

you, our guest, in mind. Daily specials range from

our stuffed prime rib to homemade ravioli. Be sure

to save room for dessert — our tiramisu shines

above all others! Outdoor dining as weather

permits. Banquet and meeting facilities available

for your private affairs.

Visit us on Facebook for specials and entertainment

schedules.

5140 6th Avenue, Kenosha262-654-3932

www.villadcarlo.comMon., Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat. 4pm-close;

Sun. 3pm-close; Tue. summers 4pm-close.

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2000 Birch Road, Kenosha

262-551-0970

www.getfatontacos.com

Tue.-Fri. 11am-9pmSat., Sun. 12-9pm • Closed Mon.

Tacos El Reyhas been family owned andoperated since it opened in 1982.Our family recipes are subtlyspiced. If you like, we havehomemade hot, medium and mildsauces from which to choose toenhance the traditional flavors ofour authentic Mexican food.

All of our dishes are preparedfresh daily with no preservatives.From the flour tortillas right downto the refried beans andguacamole, you know you aregetting the highest quality,freshest food when you dine atTacos El Rey!

DON’T MISS OUR 6th Annual Fat-Taco-Tuesday Mardi Gras Celebration! Coming February 2012!

They say calories don’t count whenyou’re on vacation, so leave theskinny jeans behind and savor the

unique flavors of the Kenosha Area.From our community’s deep Italianroots, Villa D’Carlo serves up pizzaand pastas that delight even thetoughest of critics. At MangiaTrattoria, authentic recipes passeddown through the generations havebeen known to please the President ofthe United States, thanks to renownedChef Tony Mantuano.

No need to fly to Deutschland forhearty German cuisine — Kenoshahas that too at House of Gerhard!Don’t head south of the border either,as authentic Mexican fare is right hereat Kenosha’s Tacos El Rey. Fresh sushiisn’t just for the big city — it’s also atKenosha’s own Soon’s Sushi Café.And you can pillage away at HuHotMongolian Grill where the build-your-own stir fry is hot, hot, hot! If you’rejust not sure what you’re craving, trythe Chef’s Choice at Twisted Cuisine.

Perhaps you’re in search oftraditional Wisconsin flavors — brats,burgers and beer — oh my! Theiconic Brat Stop offers brats, sausageand the ever-popular cheesehead hat!Captain Mike’s and two Uncle Mike’slocations offer up hundreds of beersand the most cleverly namedsandwiches on the planet.

A famous hot beef sandwich at tg’sRestaurant; a design-your-own-salad atThe Secret Garden Café & Gallery;choice steaks and lobster at HobNob;juicy hot-off-the-grill burgers at TheSpot or Big Star drive-ins ... findinggreat meal options are the least ofyour worries in the Kenosha Area.Enjoy!

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Community OrganizationsKenosha Area Convention & Visitors BureauDowntown Main Office and VisitorInformation Center: 812-56th St., Kenosha,800-654-7309 and 262-654-7307. Open Mon.-Fri.8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. I-94 Visitor InformationCenter: I-94 and Hwy. 165 East (Exit #347),Pleasant Prairie, 262-857-7164. Open Aprilthrough October, 7-days a week 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.,November through March, Tues.- Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. www.KenoshaCVB.com. The KenoshaArea’s premier source for visitor, meeting, grouptour and sports planning services. Call or visitour website for FREE informational brochures,maps and event calendars. Follow us on Twitterand “Like” us on Facebook to receive updatesabout events, specials and more.

Kenosha Area Business Alliance (KABA)5500 Sixth Ave., Suite 200, Kenosha, 262-605-1100. www.kaba.org. Open Mon.-Fri.8 a.m.-5 p.m. Kenosha County’s economicdevelopment organization and employers’association. KABA drives economicdevelopment throughout Kenosha County,helping to ensure growth, a robust economy anda positive business climate for Kenosha County.

Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce600-52nd St., Suite 130, Kenosha, 262-654-1234.www.kenoshaareachamber.com. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The Chamber is committedto promoting, supporting, and acting as aresource so all businesses and organizationscan succeed in a continually changingeconomic environment.

Kenosha Streetcar SocietyP.O. Box 2263, Kenosha.www.kenoshastreetcarsociety.org. TheKenosha Streetcar Society is a non-profitorganization chartered by the City of Kenosha,Wisconsin to preserve and promote Kenosha’sstreetcar history.

Kenosha County Executive Offices1010-56th St., Kenosha, 262-653-2600.www.kenoshacounty.org

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City of Kenosha625-52nd St., Kenosha, 262-653-4000.www.kenosha.org

Village of Pleasant Prairie9915-39th Ave., Pleasant Prairie, 262-694-1400.www.PleasantPrairieOnline.com

Village of Bristol19801 83rd St. Box 187, Bristol, 262-857-2368.www.villageofbristol.org

Town of Wheatland34315 Geneva Road, PO Box 797, New Munster, 262-537-4340,www.townwheatland.com

EducationCarthage College2001 Alford Park Drive, Kenosha, 262-551-8500. www.carthage.edu. Liberal artseducation since 1847; evening studies foradults; MBA and MSW through LoyolaUniversity; Friday Family Fun NightsSeptember through May.

University of Wisconsin-Parkside900 Wood Road (Highway E and 30th Avenue),Kenosha, 262-595-2345. www.uwp.edu.Four-year liberal arts university grantingbachelor’s and master’s degrees. Part of theUniversity of Wisconsin System. Modern 700-acre campus features the Rita Tallent PickenRegional Center for Arts and Humanities.

LibrariesKenosha Public LibrariesSimmons Library, 711-59th Place, Kenosha. Northside Library,1500-27th Ave., Kenosha. Southwest Library, 7979-38th Ave., Kenosha. Uptown Library, 2419-63rd St., Kenosha. Kenosha Public Library Bookmobile,schedules available at any Kenosha PublicLibrary location or at www.mykpl.info

Library Info: 262-564-6100Reference: 262-564-6130Checkout/Renewals: 262-564-6101Overdues/Fines: 262-564-6102Children’s Services: 262-564-6150Programs/Events: 262-564-6159www.mykpl.info

Relocation – ApartmentsShagbark Apartments4042 Washington Road, Kenosha, 262-652-6216. Email: Shagbark@arkatz.com.Office hours: Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. A lot ofapartment, a lot of living — city conveniencein a country atmosphere!

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Studio, 500 sq ft. .......................$555

1 bedroom, 650 sq ft. ...............$660

2 Bedroom, 810 sq ft. ...............$775

LUXURY*

1 Bedroom Exec., 650 sq ft. ......$680

1 Bedroom Lux, 900 sq ft..........$750

2 Bedroom Lux., 1200 sq ft.......$865

3 Bedroom Lux., 1200 sq ft.......$970* includes full-size washer and dryer

262-652-62164042 Washington Road • Kenosha

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A Summer's Garden Florist 26 21Anderson Arts Center 17 17Actor's Craft 27 17Alpaca Art Pottery Painting 27 21Andrea's / Jack’s Café 25 21, 30Best Western Executive Inn 49 48Best Western Harborside Inn 51 48Big Star Drive-In 59Boat House Pub & Eatery 54 Breakwater Bar & Grill 54Bristol Renaissance Faire 2, 18 13Candlewood Suites 49 48Captain Mike's Beer & Burger Bar 52Carolyn's Coffee Connection 27 30Carthage College 63 17, 61Casa Capri 54Char's Café 27 30Civil War Museum 12 13, 15Country Inn & Suites 49 50Culver's - Pleasant Prairie 54Cypress Tree 26 21Dinosaur Discovery Museum 12 13, 15Eddie's Steakhouse & Bistro 55Equinox - The Body & Soul Boutique 26 22, 29Fiddlehead Yarns 30 22Fine Arts at First 17 18Forever Grateful Resale Boutique & Art Gallery 27 22Franks Diner 27, 55 30Gottfredsen & Nicoll Jewelers 27 24Guttormsen Recreation Center 42 41Harborside Common Grounds 27 30Heim's Downtown Toy Store 26 24Hobnob Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge 55Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 48 50House of Gerhard 55HuHot Mongolian Grill 56Indian Trail Plaza 24 21Jelly Belly Visitor Center 14 13, 24Jockey Factory Store 31 25Kenosha Area Business Alliance 60 60Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce 60 60Kenosha Charter Boat Association 43 46Kenosha County Fair 16 14Kenosha County Golf Courses 44 46

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Kenosha HarborMarket 28 14, 30Kenosha History Center 16 14, 15Kenosha Public Museum 12 14, 16Kenosha Streetcar Society 27 60KenoshaUnionParkProject – KUPP 17 18Kenosha YMCA 46 41Lakeside Players / Rhode Center for the Arts 17 18LaMacchia Travel Agency 27 30Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace 17 18Lou Perrine's Gas and Grocery 22 25Mangia Trattoria 56Paperazzi 26 25Pazzo 27 30Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets 23 14, 21Radisson Hotel & Conference Center 50 51RecPlex 64 14, 41, 44, 46Red Rose's Bead Haven 26 25Robin's Nest Cakery 26 25Sandy's Popper 26 25Sazzy B 56 Scoops! Ice Cream & Candy 26 25Seebeck Gallery 17 25Shagbark Apartments 61 61Soon's Sushi Café 56Southport Art Gallery 17 25Southport Plaza 24 21Southport Rigging Bikes & Boards 45 29, 46Surfside Bowl 43 41Tacos el Rey 57, 59 Tenuta's Delicatessen and Liquors 29 29tg's Restaurant & Pub 57The Brat Stop 57The Coffee Pot 26, 57 30The Secret Garden Café & Gallery 58The Spot Drive-In 58Trolley Dogs 26 30Twisted Cuisine 58Uncle Mike’s Highway Pub 52Uncle Mike’s Top Shelf Pub 52UW-Parkside 61 18, 61Villa D'Carlo 58Wilmot Mountain 44 41Wilmot Raceway 16 14

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New HorizonsCelebrating 50 years in Kenosha

Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau812 56th Street, Kenosha, WI 53140800-654-7309www.KenoshaCVB.com

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