Giant pumpkins, free family activities and entertainment celebrate the fall season at the festival, presented by the City of Kenosha and Blackhawk Community Credit Union. Wisconsin Giant Pumpkin Growers will host a weigh-off, with prize money for the largest pumpkin. Last year’s state champion pumpkin weighed more than 2,100 pounds.
D.J. Jamie Watkins will provide music, and the Mayor's Youth Commission has games and prizes for kids. The first 200 children to arrive will receive a small pumpkin. Free face painting from Kenosha Art Association members.

Artists will set up their 10×10 tents, and sell their artwork. Some artists may demonstrate their work by painting or doing ceramics in the park. Music students from the Conservatory of Music may play un-amplified guitar, vocal, or other instrumental music. There may be live theater and live actors as well.

Hosted by the Kenosha Running Club, the 21st annual event aims to raise awareness of a healthy, active lifestyle. The event raises funds for Speical Olympics and funds two scholarships for Kenosha County high school students.

Kenosha HarborMarket™ is an open-air, European-style, mixed market that operates year-round. During the summer months, Kenosha HarborMarket™ can be found in Downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin along 2nd Avenue between 54th and 56th Streets behind the Kenosha Public Museum and Civil War Museum and at Place de Douai near the Southport Marina.

Event to celebrate those in recovery from substance abuse, with food vendors, games and a band. Speakers include health professionals and government officials as well as personal testimonials. Information on available community resources.

Community resource tables will be set up to provide a variety of information and services to the public. Event is outside 2525 63rd Street.

Kenosha HarborMarket™ is an open-air, European-style, mixed market that operates year-round. During the summer months, Kenosha HarborMarket™ can be found in Downtown Kenosha, Wisconsin along 2nd Avenue between 54th and 56th Streets behind the Kenosha Public Museum and Civil War Museum and at Place de Douai near the Southport Marina.

High flying kites, family activities and a picnic lunch are highlights of a free community event from 12-2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28 at Lincoln Park. The “Time to Fly Kite Fest,” is sponsored by the City of Kenosha and the Kenosha Kingfish, with support from community partners and Gift of Wings in Milwaukee.

The Kenosha Kingfish will provide free hot dogs and chips for the first 400 guests, beginning at 12 noon. Mascot King Elvis I is expected to make an appearance. Look for Culver’s custard after 1 p.m., donated by the Kenosha Culver’s on Sheridan Road.

The City partnered with the Mary Lou and Arthur F. Mahone Fund to provide free kites to those who sign up to participate in the “Kids Mad Dash” at 1 p.m. People can bring their own kite, or get a kite at the festival to participate in the “Kids Mad Dash,” as everyone attempts to launch their kite at the same time.

Block party with live music, food truck and beer truck on 51st Place between Sixth and Seventh Avenues.