Enjoy two days of festivities at the harbor downtown, with live entertainment, food vendors, beverages and a carnival. The festival takes place at the harbor along 54th Street, between Sixth Avenue and Second Avenue.
Rainbow Valley carnival operates July 2-July 4 between Sixth Avenue and Seventh Avenue at 54th Street
Festival Foods fireworks cap off the celebration at 9:30 p.m. July 4 at Celebration Place.

Pack a picnic, grab some friends and family and enjoy some live music beginning at 4 p.m. with the Kenosha Pops and an evening act TBA. The festitivities conclude with the Festival Foods Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. The fireworks are launched east of Celebration Place near the Museum campus downtown, but the view is fine at Pennoyer Park and beach.

The City of Kenosha presents the Festival Foods Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. east of the museum campus downtown.

Weekly toddler, preschool, and family storytimes in the park outside of the Southwest Library.

Kenosha Public Library will provide an amplified Storytime.

Weekly storytimes at Lincoln Park in the flower garden and gazebo area.

A library program for families to do yoga with a certified instructor. Registration through the Library: 262-564-6139.

A slate of talented local artists perform a variety of musical genres each Tuesday in July and August at the Pennoyer Park bandshell. Free concerts are presented by the City of Kenosha, Happenings Magazine and Musicians Assisting Advancing Music (MAAM.)

Kenosha Public Library will provide an amplified Storytime.

Weekly toddler, preschool, and family storytimes in the park outside of the Southwest Library.

Yoga class for ages 5-12 on either the beach itself or a grassy area. Registration through the Library. Requires an adult caregiver to stay for the duration of the class.

A variety of musical genres are featured each week during free, public concerts on the Pennoyer Park bandshell, presented by the CIty of Kenosha.

Kenosha Public Library will provide an amplified Storytime.

Softball tournament as a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Kenosha West where all funds raised are given out in the form of grants to local not-for-profit and other deserving Kenosha area entities (2009 raised approximately $25,000).

A variety of musical genres are featured each week during free, public concerts on the Meijer stage, presented by the CIty of Kenosha and Happenings Magazine.

Free public concert series.

Weekly toddler, preschool, and family storytimes in the park outside of the Southwest Library.

A public Celebration of Life in honor of Michael Gnoit, past President of Musicians Assisting Advancing Music. He sadly passed away earlier this year due to Covid-19.

A 3 day curbside food to go fundraiser during what would normally be the Mt Carmel Festival Weekend. It will be curbside pickup only. Cars will be able to line up on the southside of 54th street, their order will be taken and then food will be brought out to the cars.

Kenosha Public Market features fresh produce, agricultural products and horticultural products, along with sales of art and crafts. It provides a forum for performance art and food preparation and cooking demonstrations. The public is encouraged to attend.

Now in its 18th year of operation, Kenosha HarborMarket is an open-air, European-style, mixed market that operates year-round. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. During the summer months, Kenosha HarborMarket can be found in Downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin along Second Avenue between 54th and 56th Streets behind the Kenosha Public Museum and Civil War Museum and at Place de Douai near the Southport Marina.

Weekly toddler, preschool, and family storytimes in the park outside of the Southwest Library.