Whew! It’s been hot here in Kenosha! Which can only mean one thing–it’s SUMMER!

Just like all those other folks who are busting out their shorts, flip flops, sunscreen and hitting the road for some fun in the sun, ExposeKenosha is going on vacation!

Never fear though. After a little rest and relaxation, ExposeKenosha will be back, once again bringing you all the latest news on the arts and “creative scene” here in Kenosha and beyond. So enjoy some summer fun of your own while we’re gone; we’ll send you a postcard!

Just a reminder that AHA! Kenosha will be holding another AHA! Moments meeting on Wednesday, July 1st from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Lemon Street Gallery–4601 Sheridan Rd. This is a free event and open to the public, in an effort to help raise awareness of the AHA! Kenosha organization and the arts in Kenosha. Enjoy an evening of sharing ideas, networking, refreshments, a group art project, and learn more about this month’s Member Spotlight organization, Lemon Street Gallery. To register, call (262) 654-7307 ext. 11 or e-mail dgoodwin@kenoshacvb.com. Hope to see you there!

By Lisa Adamowicz Kless

If you haven’t experienced the BONK! series yet, good fortune has smiled upon you! You have another chance to make the short trip north to Racine for an evening of topnotch entertainment. Created by Kenosha resident Matt Specht, along with ExposeKenosha friend Nick Demske and Nicholas Ravnikar, every month BONK! showcases artists, musicians, writers and every other category of creative folks you can imagine. How can this possibly get any better, you may ask? Well, it’s also free! An evening of talent and art with absolutely no admission charge; you can’t do any better than that.

Catch poet Anne Shaw, author Liam Callanhan and the video art of Poetry Everywhere this Saturday night at The Old Fireside/Wilbur’s BBQ Building—515 6th Street in Racine. Doors open at 5:30; all the good stuff starts at 6 p.m. For further information, go to the BONK! website.

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