Free, public concerts take place at 6 p.m. every Tuesday, July 9 - August 27 at the Pennoyer Bandshell located at Seventh Avenue and Kennedy Drive. Supporting sponsors include: Miller Lite, Frank J. Parise Law Offices, TG's Restaurant and Pub, Molly's Loft, Faded Barbershop for Men, Union Park Tavern and CD-DVD-Games. Food and soft drinks are available for purchase at the concerts.

The band for July 16 is Electric Revolution. Electric Revolution is a '70s original hard and heavy rock and roll group. The band performs hits from bands such as Deep Purple, Grand Funk Railroad, Rush, Kiss, Scorpions, and more.

The Pops concert moves indoors to Siebert Chapel on the Carthage College Campus. Admission is FREE.

The popular outdoor concert series features two performances each Thursday in July and August on the Meijer and Heating & Cooling Solutions Stage. Bring your lawn chair or blanket. Refreshments available for purchase, or pack your own picnic. Admission is FREE.

July 18: Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials have played at nearly every blues festival around the world. They have garnered a wide range of fans including Conan O’Brien. A long-time PB&J favorite, Lil’ Ed has won the coveted Blues Music Awards Band of the Year twice, and has been nominated nine times.

Schedule of performers

The popular outdoor concert series features two performances each Thursday in July and August on the Meijer and Heating & Cooling Solutions stage. Bring your lawn chair or blanket. Refreshments available for purchase, or pack your own picnic. Admission is FREE.

Schedule of performers

A joint venture boasting 50+ bands on five stages. There will be food vendors offering a wide variety of cuisines, as well as exhibitors and activities for concert goers.

A 1 hour yoga and fitness class. A possible second class to follow.

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.

A joint venture boasting 50+ bands on five stages. There will be food vendors offering a wide variety of cuisines, as well as exhibitors and activities for concert goers.

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.

A joint venture boasting 50+ bands on five stages. There will be food vendors offering a wide variety of cuisines, as well as exhibitors and activities for concert goers.