Visit Kenosha is spearheading a winter-wear collection drive called Bundle Up Kenosha. Please help us keep Kenosha warm this winter! All donations will stay in the community and be distributed to those in need through the ELCA Outreach Center. When: November 1, 2023 through January 15, 2024 Here…
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Labor Day weekend is seen as the unofficial end of summer – though the calendar says otherwise! If you’re looking for something fun to do over the three-day holiday weekend, here are some ideas: 1. Experience the Bristol Renaissance Faire. Open Saturday, Sunday, and Labor Day Monday - this is the…
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Thank you for celebrating Independence Day 2023 with us in Kenosha! We'll see you in 2024! Stay tuned for details! The City of Kenosha gets in the festive spirit in a big way to celebrate Independence Day! Three events are on tap across multiple days: Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade, Celebrate…
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Each May, seven days are designated as National Travel and Tourism Week by the U.S. Travel Association. This year, the week is recognized Sunday, May 7 through Saturday, May 13. (Related: Visit Kenosha Tourism Week Free Days May 7-13) 2023 marks the 40th anniversary of National Travel and Tourism…
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Who wants something FREE??? Visit Kenosha and some of its partners are offering Tourism Week Free Days, as a way to celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week. Each May, seven days are designated as National Travel and Tourism Week by the U.S. Travel Association. In 2023, the week is recognized…
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So what’s a Supper Club anyway? We know what supper is and we know what a club is, but what does it mean when you put them together? Do you need to join the club to have supper? No - not at all. The answer is quite simple and there’s lots of history behind the name so don’t be intimidated…let’s…
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Kenosha is located less than 40 miles south of “Brew City” and has its own brewery scene going on. Craft breweries! Kenosha has long had a reputation for having many bars. Back when auto manufacturing was the big industry in town, there was a built-in customer base of factory workers for nearby bars…
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