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2014 Visitors Guide

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SC Johnson’s global headquarters in Racine, WI, is home to the

spectacular Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Administration Building

and Research Tower, as well as the award-winning Fortaleza Hall,

designed by Foster + Partners, and known for the soaring Sikorsky

aircraft aloft in its atrium.

A variety of tours are available to suit every level of interest,

ranging from a 3.5-hour in-depth tour with films at the Golden

Rondelle Theater, to a 1-hour visit to The SC Johnson Gallery:

At Home with Frank Lloyd Wright.

For more information or reservations, visit www.scjohnson.com/visit

or call 262-260-2154.

Architectural Treasures. Renowned Films.Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit.

SC Johnson Research Tower Open for Tours Beginning Spring 2014!

Free Architectural Tours Open to Public

Racine makes a world of difference

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Your Racine County

TO-DO LIST

Board of DirectorsRon Coutts, Chairman; Rebecca Ewald, Vice ChairDave Titus, Treasurer; Denise Roberts McKee, Secretary;Logan Martin, Past Chair; John Shannon; Robin Garard;Gary Feest; Jay Christie; Jim Ladwig; Dr. Art Cyr;Rob Lowry; Doug Nelson; Doug Nicholson

Real Racine StaffDave Blank, President/CEO: dave@realracine.comKari Dawson, Events Director: kari@realracine.comPaul Holley, Marketing Director: paul@realracine.com Eileen Arnold, Meetings/Group Tour Sales Director:

eileen@realracine.comAletha Woodside, Office Manager: aletha@realracine.comHelen Bensene, Accounting Manager:

helen@realracine.comSteve Blegen, Visitors Guide DeliveryMerri Dalby, Judy Van Metre, Bobbie Reed,

Travel CounselorsArne Arnold: arne@realracine.com,

Visitors Guide Advertising Sales

Cover photo: Ironman 70.3 Racine triathlon by Brad Jaeck; Photographic Design

North Beach — A Great Place to Play . . . . . . . 8-9

Your Guide to Boating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Fishing the Sweet Spot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Nature in Racine County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Getting Physical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

2014 Endurance Event Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Green Racine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Historic Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

2014 Exhibition Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Architecture in Racine County . . . . . . . . . . . 19-20

Lively Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

2014 Lively Arts Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23

Dining Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-27

Kringle —Wisconsin’s State Pastry . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Farmers’ Markets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Getting Around Racine County . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Public Golf Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Browns Lake Aquaducks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Family Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44-45

Fairs and Fests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

In the Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Animals, Animals, Animals! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Wind Point Lighthouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

2014 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49-50

Hidden Gems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Barn Quilts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Local Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Accommodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55

Racine Area Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59-61

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• Flu • Cold • Fever • Sore throat • Cough • Earaches • Insect bites

and stings

• Skin rash • Sinus infections • Urinary pain • Muscle strains

and sprains • Small bone fractures

(fingers/toes)

Quick and convenient care for your entire family!

If you have a minor injury or illness, you want to get treatment quickly and be on your way. For your convenience, our Walk-in Care physicians providecare to patients of all ages with non-life threatening conditions usually quickerand less costly than emergency room care. Appointments are not necessaryand patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis.

Common non-emergency conditions treated:

All Saints Walk-in Care • 3807 Spring Street, Racine • (262) 687-8150 • mywheaton.org/allsaints

WALK-IN CARE

Monday–Friday 8 am–8 pm

Saturday 8 am–4 pm

Sunday 10 am –4 pm

Closed holidays.

IN AN EMERGENCY• CALL 9-1-1• Emergency Care Center

3803 Spring Street, Racine

In Partnership with the Felician Sisters

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North Beach

A GREAT PLACETO PLAY

North Beach is a crown jewel . This 50 acres of carefully groomed sand and clear water is located along Lake Michigan, just north of Downtown Racine .

It’s easy to spend a family-friendly day here playing in the sand, enjoying the Beachfront Oasis, a snack bar and live music venue; exploring Kids Cove, a playground constructed by community volunteers; playing a pick-up game of volleyball, or using the unique wheelchair-accessible pathway to the lakeshore . You may just want to soak up the sun in a hammock beneath the palm trees .

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N O R T H B E A C H

A GREAT PLACETO PLAY

Inside or outside...The View is Spectacular!

LakeShore Towers of RacineThe Ultimate inLakefront Living and Recreation for the Entire Family

• Luxury gated condo on the lake

• 72 units — all with water views

• Heated outdoor pool• Dockominiums• WI-FI• Reception rooms• Underground parking• Steps away from

Downtown• Exercise room with men’s

and women’s locker rooms• Conveniently located

between Chicago and Milwaukee

To see your Ultimate Living Experience, contact your real estate agent

333 Lake Ave., Racine WI 53403

262-632-9522lakeshoretowersracine.com

“BEACH MOM”Scan the code with your mobile device to view “Beach Mom,” a video about Dr. Julie Kinzelman, Racine Health Department research scientist, who was instrumental in the North Beach cleanup.

OUTDOORS in Racine County

In 2004, North Beach became the first beach in Wisconsin to earn the Blue Wave Beach designation from the National Clean Beaches Council . The City of Racine, the beach’s owner, has worked hard to keep it a Blue Wave Beach . North Beach is among the first Great Lakes beaches where daily test results for waterborne bacteria are available in just a few hours . Water quality-related beach closures are practically non-existent .

Drawn by sun, fun and sand, visitors have responded in a big way . An estimated 200,000 people visit North Beach annually . The Ironman 70 .3 Racine triathlon, held in July, attracts 2,500 athletes from around the world .

North Beach lifeguards are on duty from Memorial Day through Labor Day . Admission and parking are free .

NORTH BEACH’S GREATEST HITS• “51 Great American Beaches” USA Today, 2012• “Top 10 Family Friendly Beach”

Parents magazine, 2011• “Honorable Mention — Great Lakes Beaches”

Dr. Beach (Prof. Stephan Leatherman), 2011• “Top City Beach” Midwest Living magazine, 2010

MORE RACINE COUNTY BEACHES• Zoo Beach, Goold Street and Michigan

Boulevard, Racine. (Wheelchair accessible, lifeguarded swimming area.)

• Quarry Lake Park, 3800 Northwestern Ave., Mount Pleasant. (Bathhouse, concession stand, picnic area, scuba diving.)

• Fischer Park on Browns Lake, 30326 Durand Ave. (Hwy. 11), Burlington. (Lifeguarded swimming area, site of Aquaducks summer water-ski shows.)

www.wisconsinharbortowns.net

More than 20 picturesque ports of callalong 1,100 miles of Great Lakes Shoreline.

View our new Visitors Guide online!

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OUTDOORS in Racine County

B O A T L A U N C H S I T E SBrowns Lake Fischer Park (fee), 30327 Durand Ave. (Hwy. 11) Burlington262-763-8446

Lake MichiganFifth Street Boat Ramp, Racine Fee. 262-636-9131

Fox RiverRiver City Marina, 230 N. Milwaukee St., Waterford262-534-5311

Tichigan Lake (Fox River)DNR launch, Bridge Road, Waterford

Wind LakeDNR launch, South Wind Lake Road, Wind Lake

Huening Park North River Street, Waterford

C H A R T E R P A R T Y B O A T SRiver City Marina230 N. Milwaukee St., WaterfordCruises on the Fox River and Lake Tichigan. 262-534-5311, www.rivercitymarina.net

W I S C O N S I N D E P A R T M E N TO F N A T U R A L R E S O U R C E S

9531 Rayne Road, Sturtevant Hunting and fishing licenses, boat, ATV and snowmobile registration and renewals. Open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 262-884-2300, www.dnr.state.wi.us

M A R I N A SAzarian & Sons726 Water St., Racine Transient and permanent slips, lift out, minor repair, head pump, ship’s store, storage. 262-637-4153, www.azariancompanies.com/marina.html

Gaslight Pointe Marina217 Gaslight Circle, Racine Transient and seasonal slips; easy access to area attractions. 262-637-0400, www.gaslightpointemarina.com

West Shore Marine811 Ontario St., Racine Transient and permanent slips, lift out, full repair, head pump, ship’s store, winter storage. 262-632-2724, www.westshoreinc.com

Pugh’s Marina1001 Michigan Blvd., Racine Transient and permanent slips, lift out, repair, storage. 262-632-8515, www.pughmarina.com

Racine Riverside Marina, Inc. 950 Erie St., Racine Permanent slips, lift out, repair, winter storage, ship’s store. 262-636-8020, www.racineriverside.com

Reefpoint Marina2 Christopher Columbus Causeway, Racine Transient and permanent slips, gas and diesel fuel, boater’s lounge, convenience store/deli, heated swimming pool, whirlpools and picnic area with gas grills, restaurant. 262-633-7171, www.reefpointmarina.org

River City Marina230 N. Milwaukee St., WaterfordFuel, tackle, bait. Access to Fox River.262-534-5311, www.rivercitymarina.net

Y O U R G U I D E T OBOATING

S A I L I N GSail Time Sailing School3119 S. Route 31 Suite E., Crystal Lake, IL 800-721-Sail or 262-960-1470.

Nielson Sail Makers 910 State Street, Racine loft@nielsonsailmakers.com, www.nielsonsailmakers.com, 262-619-0033

Sailing ChartersGreat Lakes Sailing Charters1434 S. Main St., Racine May through October. 262-637-4001, www.greatlakessailingcharters.com

W E A T H E R I N F O R M A T I O NMilwaukee-area weather radio: 162.4

Y A C H T C L U B SFifth Street Yacht Club761 Marquette St., Racine 262-632-9718, www.fifthstreetyachtclub.org

Harbor Lite Yacht Club559 State St., Racine 262-634-9280, www.harborlite.org

Racine Yacht Club1 Barker St., Racine 262-634-8587, www.racineyachtclub.org

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Of the more than 300 miles of Lake Michigan’s Wisconsin shoreline, a 25-mile stretch can truly lay claim to the title “sport fishing sweet spot .”

Those 25 miles — from the Illinois state line to the Oak Creek Power Plant — produce 38 percent of all fish caught on charter boats in Wisconsin . Fishing charters in these waters catch an eye-popping 58 percent of all Coho salmon, 43 percent of all lake trout, 39 percent of all brown trout, 17 percent of all Chinook salmon and 12 percent of all rainbow trout (steelheads .)

Given those statistics, it’s no wonder Racine is an extremely popular port for fishing enthusiasts from across the country . How can you get in on the action?

An excellent starting point is to connect with an experienced, licensed charter captain . Fishing Charters of Racine is an association of 14 captains who thoroughly know the most productive Lake Michigan hot spots . Visit www .fishracinewi .com .

Take these steps as you plan your Lake Michigan sport fishing trip:

n Determine your party size — The Coast Guard sets a maximum limit of six (6) people per charter boat .

n Choose your fishing times — Charter trips are typically 5 hours or 8 hours . Normal morning times are 7 a .m . to noon and normal afternoon times are 1 to 6 p .m . Additional hours or special hours can be arranged to meet your needs . Overnight packages are available .

n Book a date — Fishing Charters of Racine members require a $100 deposit to secure your charter date . Deposits are fully refundable with a 10-day prior notice .

n Obtain fishing licenses and stamps — A Wisconsin fishing license and a Great Lakes Salmon/Trout stamp are required for residents and non-residents . A two-day license is available . Purchase online at: www .dnr .state .wi .us .

FISHINGTHE SWEET SPOT

in Racine County

HOME OF THE BIG ONE!Racine and its charter captains are proud

of SALMON-A-RAMA, a nationally known fishing tournament held annually in mid-July. This derby-style contest, covering all of Lake Michigan, offers a $15,000 grand prize for the biggest fish overall. There are also cash prizes in individual fish species categories as well as a one-day Super Sweepstakes contest.

Salmon-A-Rama is presented by Salmon Unlimited of Wisconsin. Visit www.salmon-a-rama.com.

Don’t think there aren’t big fish to be caught! A world’s record 41.15-pound brown trout, caught off Wind Point, took the 2010 Salmon-A-Rama grand prize.

FISHING THE ROOTTHE ROOT RIVER, which winds through

parts of the City of Racine and the Village of Mount Pleasant, is renowned for fly fishing, as large trout and salmon make their way upstream to spawn in the spring and fall.

The Root is easily accessible to anglers. Public access is available along the Root River Parkway, Cedar Bend Park, Island Park, Lincoln Park and Colonial Park.

The Root River Steelhead Facility, located in Lincoln Park off Dominik Drive, is a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource (DNR) facility used to collect eggs and fish for hatchery purposes. During the spawning runs, visitors may watch fish through viewing windows and in a holding pond.

WHAT CAN YOU CATCH?RAINBOW TROUT

LAKE TROUT

COHO SALMON

CHINOOK SALMON

BROWN TROUT

Fishing on the Root River near Horlick Dam.

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Nature and the outdoors are family friendly places in Racine County . It’s easy to find a quiet park or nature preserve to explore . Here is a sampling:RIVER BEND NATURE CENTER, 3600 N. Green Bay Road, Caledonia, has nearly 80 acres of varied terrain along the Root River. Its walking trails are perfect for bird watching or just getting away from it all.

The center rents cross-country skis, snowshoes, canoes and kayaks. A popular site for school field trips, it offers environmental education programs for children and adults. Two rustic lodge buildings are available to rent for events and meetings.

RBNC hosts family events, including a sugarin’ off maple syrup pancake breakfast in early spring and a fall festival. The grounds are open sunrise to sunset daily. Buildings are open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. 262-639-1515. www.riverbendnaturecenterracine.org

ECO-JUSTICE CENTER, 7133 Michna Road, Caledonia, is an environmental education center and sponsored ministry of the Racine Dominican Sisters.

Visitors can experience organic gardens, farm animals (including alpacas and goats), a grass labyrinth and a medicine wheel garden. More than 90 percent of electricity used by the center comes from 55 solar panels and a 10kW wind turbine on the property. Geothermal heating and cooling and solar hot water panels are also used to reduce environmental impact.

The Center hosts summer camps, adult classes, education programs for schools, environmental discussion series, fiber art lessons, solar celebrations and other community events. Visitors are welcome to explore the grounds via a self-guided walking tour or schedule a guided tour. The Center’s annual Fall Festival is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 21. The Center is open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. 262-681-8527. www.racinedominicans.org/eco-j.cfm

JOHN MARGIS WILDLIFE AREA, Fish Hatchery Drive, Town of Burlington, offers hiking paths into a marsh where many different types of wildlife can be seen. There are overlook areas for comfortable viewing.

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GETTING PHYSICALin Racine County

Lake Michigan beaches, rolling countryside, scenic roads . What could be better for running or cycling?

That’s just what many people find all year round in Racine County . The county’s roadways and bike trails regularly host a variety of endurance events .

Among the largest is The Color Run, a national, fun event known as “The Happiest 5k on the Planet .” Upward of 7,500 participants run, jog or walk through

Racine city streets where they are doused with colored, food-grade cornstarch . The run concludes with a huge outdoor party, complete with color tosses .

The Ironman 70.3 Racine triathlon is an international event that annually brings more than 2,200 athletes to Racine’s North Beach for a 1 .2-mile Lake Michigan swim, a 56-mile bicycle ride on the scenic roads of Racine County and a 13 .1-mile run along the lakeshore .

Themed events include The Biggest Loser RunWalk, with past participants from the NBC TV series; the Totally Rad ’80s Run, It’s Glow Time, the Xtreme Obstacle Challenge and the Real Racine Skeleton Skamper, the area’s only costumed 5k run .

Whether you’re a professional runner or just interested in having fun and helping a good cause, Racine County has an event for you . Lace up your shoes, grab your bike helmet and get physical!Heading to the finish of the Ironman 70.3 Racine triathlon.

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Getting PHYSICAL

Costumed runners are everywhere at the Real Racine Skeleton Skamper.

APRIL

12 RUN TO SPRING 5K Razor Sharp Fitness, 7300 Washington Ave., Mount Pleasant. www.afulllife.com/runtospring

26 ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN BUNNY HOP 5K North Beach, 100 Kewaunee St., Racine. sjbunnyhop@gmail.com

MAY

11 MOM’S DAY 5K North Beach, 100 Kewaunee St., Racine. www.momsday5k.org

17 ROOT RIVER CHALLENGE I, 8-MILE KAYAK AND CANOE Linwood Park, Caledonia. www.TheRootRiver.com

24 THE COLOR RUN RACINE 5K Pershing Park, 800 Pershing Park Drive, Racine. www.thecolorrun.com/racine

31 CREE CRUISE 5K Cree Inc., 9201 Washington Ave., Sturtevant. www.creecruise.org

JUNE

7 IT’S GLOW TIME 5K Racine County Fairgrounds, 19805 Durand Ave., Union Grove. www.itsglowtime5k.com

21 LIGHTHOUSE RUN 4-MILE AND 10-MILE Lakefront YMCA, 725 Lake Ave., Racine. www.lighthouse.com

29 TOTALLY RAD ‘80S RUN 5K Pershing Park, 800 Pershing Park Drive, Racine. 402-515-4454, www.totallyrad80srun.com

JULY

4 RIVER CITY RUN 5K Whitford Park, 730 N. River Road, Waterford.

19 THE MORNING LAUNCH 5K 817 W. Main St, Waterford. www.waterford-wi.org/waterford_balloon_fest.html

20 IRONMAN 70.3 RACINE TRIATHLON North Beach, 100 Kewaunee St., Racine. www.ironmanracine.com

AUGUST

2 FULL MOON FOUR MILER — 4 MILES Waterford Village Hall, 101 N. River St., Waterford. www.waterford-wi.org

16 IRON HORSE 5K Sturtevant. www.IronHorse5k.com

SEPTEMBER

6 FOCUS ON COMMUNITY WISH LANTERN 5K Pershing Park, 800 Pershing Park Drive, Racine. www.focusracine.org/focus-5k.html

6 XTREME OBSTACLE CHALLENGE 5K North Beach, 100 Kewaunee St., Racine. www.xtremeobstaclechallenge.com

7 NAMI BIKE ‘N HIKE Waterford High School, 100 Field Drive, Waterford. www.namiracine.org/bikenhike

21 THE BIGGEST LOSER RUNWALK 5K, HALF MARATHON Pershing Park, 800 Pershing Park Drive, Racine. www.biggestloserrunwalk.com

OCTOBER

11 ROOT RIVER CHALLENGE II 5K Colonial Park, Racine. www.therootriver.com

25 REAL RACINE SKELETON SKAMPER 5K Sealed Air Family YMCA, 8501 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant. www.skeletonskamper.com

NOVEMBER

TBA HOLIDAY MILE Downtown Racine. www.HolidayMile.com

27 THANKSGIVING DAY 5K North Beach, 100 Kewaunee St., Racine. www.thanksgivingday5kracinewisconsin.com

29 STUFF THE SLEIGH 5K Sam Johnson Parkway, Downtown Racine. www.stuffthesleigh5k.org

DECEMBER

6 JINGLE BELL RUN/WALK Razor Sharp Fitness, 7300 Washington Ave., Mount Pleasant. www.arthritis.org/jinglebellrun

13 NEARLY NAKED 5K John’s Dock, 303 Dodge St., Racine. www.NearlyNaked5k.com

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No matter where you go in Racine County, you’re never very far from green spaces — and green attitudes .

The county, and its cities, villages and towns, all have parkland where visitors can simply stretch their legs or enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, cycling and fishing or organized sports .

The Racine County parks system has a wide variety of sites, including:

RACINE HARBOR PARK, 16 acres, Christopher Columbus Causeway, Racine, features an overlook structure with an elevated deck that provides a great view of the Racine Harbor and Lake Michigan. There is also shore fishing access and a free fish cleaning station.

QUARRY LAKE PARK, 40 acres, Northwestern Avenue, Racine and Mount Pleasant is a former limestone quarry. This spring-fed lake is popular for swimming, scuba diving and fishing. The park also offers picnic areas and a large bathhouse that can be reserved for private events. The Karen A. Nelson Memorial Dog Park is located near the main entrance to the park.

HORLICK PARK AND ROOT RIVER PARKWAY, 650 acres, Racine, Caledonia and Raymond. Located near Rapids Drive and North Green Bay Road, Horlick Park has a boat launch for small boats and canoes. The Root River Parkway provides green space along the upper reaches of the river.

SANDERS PARK, 80 acres, Wood Road, Mount Pleasant. This park features a marked nature trail through a designated State Scientific area. There is also a 5-acre campground, athletic facilities and picnic areas.

PRITCHARD PARK, 79 acres, Ohio Street and Durand Avenue, Racine. The Veterans Memorial and Wieczorek Pavilion are among the highlights of this park. The pond located near the pavilion provides fishing experiences for kids. The park also has baseball diamonds, a soccer field, playground and a jogging trail.

CLIFFSIDE PARK, 233 acres, Michna Road, Caledonia. One of the county’s best-known parks because of its 92-acre campground. The park also has baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts and soccer fields, as well as a large shelter area and picnic tables, grills and electrical outlets.

GREEN R A C I N E

COLONEL HEG MEMORIAL PARK, 20 acres, 6300 Heg Park Road, Norway. An 1830s log cabin and museum, staffed by the Wind Lake Historical Society, provides history education on summer weekend afternoons.

EVANS PARK, 66 acres, Highway 20 (just west of the Highway C intersection), Yorkville. Tucked away from a busy highway is a small, simple park that offers a quiet spot for people looking for a break from the routine.

EAGLE LAKE PARK, 25 acres, Church Road, Dover. A beautiful shelter with picnic tables, grills, electrical outlets and a lake view await Eagle Lake picnickers. There are also playgrounds and areas for volleyball and baseball. The lake is popular for fishing all year round.

BUSHNELL PARK, 95 acres, Town of Burlington, along the Fox River. This park includes baseball and soccer fields, horseshoe courts, large shelter, picnic grounds, playground equipment, a trail system and fishing spots.

EINER FISCHER PARK, 53 acres, Highway 11, Burlington. Beach access to Browns Lake. Lifeguards from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Picnic tables and boat launch. Park admission charge and boat launch fee during the summer.

A pair of 415-foot wind turbines is a prominent part of eastern Racine County’s skyline. The turbines, which produce about 8 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity annually (enough power for 700 homes), supply power for SC Johnson’s Waxdale manufacturing facility in the Village of Mount Pleasant. The plant — the size of 36 football fields — also uses waste methane gas from a nearby landfill and clean-burning natural gas to generate its own electrical energy.

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naturally diffuses rainwater, and a demonstration organic vegetable garden. TGW, initiated by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, is the first state-sponsored sustainable travel certification program in the nation.

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Racine County’s rich history is celebrated every day!The county — and city — take their

names from “racine,” the French word for root . The Root River, named for the tangled tree roots along its banks, enters Lake Michigan in a natural harbor . This harbor area became the original settlement in the 1830s for what became Racine County .

A great starting point to explore Racine County history is the Racine Heritage Museum, 701 Main St ., Racine . This compact museum, housed in a former Carnegie Library building, contains exhibits that tell stories of the fascinating, innovative people who have called Racine County home . These include astronaut Laurel Clark, inventor A .B Modine, agricultural industrialist J .I . Case and the SC Johnson family .

Other exhibits include the Racine area’s many inventions, such as Horlick’s Malted Milk, the Hamilton Beach food mixer, the In-Sink-Erator waste disposer and the Twin Disc clutch . The museum also includes a look at Racine’s abolitionists and their Underground Railroad as well as stories of Lake Michigan sailing and shipbuilding .

A newer feature — the Racine County Sports Hall of Fame — celebrates the accomplishments of the county’s many athletes, including baseball’s Duane Kuiper, basketball’s Jim McIlvaine and cycling’s Erin Mirabella . The Heritage Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays . Admission is free . Donations are welcome . www .racineheritagemuseum .org

HISTORICL O C A T I O N S

in Racine County

OTHER RACINE COUNTY HISTORICAL SITESMOUND CEMETERY, 1147 West Blvd., Racine, features a walking tour of burial sites of Native Americans, slaves, war heroes, inventors, industrialists and Racine’s founder, Capt. Gilbert Knapp. To schedule a tour call 262-636-9188.

WESTERN UNION JUNCTION RAILROAD MUSEUM, 2823 Wisconsin St., Sturtevant, displays the area’s railroad history in a 1956 Milwaukee Road caboose and freight cars. Open Sundays from May through October.

1888 BOHEMIAN SCHOOLHOUSE, Five Mile Road and Highway 31, Caledonia, is where children of Bohemian immigrants learned the language and culture of their homeland. Volunteers in period dress conduct living history classroom sessions. 262-636-3926

LINWOOD PARK - CALEDONIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 5900 W. 5 Mile Road, Caledonia, includes a rebuilt 1840s log cabin, Myers Museum and the original Sturtevant railroad depot. Site of Caledonia Homecoming celebration held every September.

SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN AVIATION MUSEUM/EXPERIMENTAL AVIATION ASSOCIATION, next to Batten Field airport, 333 N. Green Bay Road, Caledonia, features an SC Johnson Taperwing, a restored Fairchild 24 and the Southeastern Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame. Free. Open Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. www.eaa838.org, 262-634-7575

DEKOVEN CENTER, 600 21st St., Racine, has a beautiful view overlooking Lake Michigan. Originally an 1852 Episcopal preparatory school for boys, its Gothic-style buildings remind many of the fictional Hogwarts campus of “Harry Potter” fame. DeKoven Center is now used for retreats, conferences and other events. 262-633-6401, www.dekovencenter.org

OLD ENGINE HOUSE NO. 3 MUSEUM, 700 Sixth St., Racine, is a former fire station that houses antique fire-fighting equipment. Open Saturdays 12 to 3 p.m. or by appointment. Free. 262-637-7395.

Racine County Sports Hall of Fame.

DeKoven Center overlooks Lake Michigan.

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EXHIBITION CALENDARJANUARY

2-12 COLLECTION FOCUS: JOHN WILDE Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

2-2/2 COLLECTION FOCUS: KEN LOEBER Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

2-2/9 TOP 10 AT 10: YOUR RAM FAVORITES Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

2-4/26 WISCONSIN WATERCOLOR 2013 RAM’s Wustum Museum of Fine Art, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine. 262-636-9177, www.ramart.org

2-7/20 MARTHA GLOWACKI: IF ONLY WE HAD MET — SIX STORIES Racine Art Museum, (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

3-2/22 RACINE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SHOW Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

FEBRUARY

2-5/4 MAGIC MUD: MASTERWORKS IN CLAY FROM RAM’S COLLECTION Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

9-6/1 WHITE GOLD: THE APPEAL OF LUSTRE Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

23-6/8 COLLECTION FOCUS: SERGEI ISUPOV Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

23-6/8 MUCH OF WHAT IS SEEN IS NOT: FRANK BOYDEN AS PRINTMAKER Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

MARCH

7-4/26 ALTERNATIVE FIRING TECHNIQUES/ RACINE COUNTY POTTERS Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

APRIL

13 2014 GET BEHIND THE ARTS STUDIO TOUR 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuring more than 85 visual and performing artists at various locations in Racine and Kenosha. www.getbehindthearts.com

MAY

2-6/28 GALLERY SWAP BETWEEN RAC AND FRANK JUAREZ GALLERY, SHEBOYGAN Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

3-24 RACINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENT EXHIBITION RAM’S Wustum Museum of Fine Art, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine. 262-636-9177, www.ramart.org

25-8/31 ONCE UPON A TIME: FAIRYTALES, FANTASY AND CONTEMPORARY ART Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

31-8/16 COMMUNITY EXHIBITION — OUR FAIRY TALES RAM’S Wustum Museum of Fine Art, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine. 262-636-9177, www.ramart.org

JUNE

22-10/19 COLLECTION FOCUS: ROBERT W. EBENDORF Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

JULY

11-26 MAIN GALLERY 20TH REUNION Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

AUGUST

1-9/27 THE BROOCH SHOW 2014 Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

1-7/26/15 CHARLOTTE KRUK Racine Art Museum (RAM) Windows on Fifth Gallery, 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300., www.ramart.org

SEPTEMBER

6-11/29 RACINE AND VICINITY SHOW 2014 RAM’s Wustum Museum of Fine Art, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine. 262-636-9177, www.ramart.org

21-1/4/15 INFINITE PLACE: THE CERAMIC ART OF WAYNE HIGBY Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300., www.ramart.org

21-1/4/15 (IN)ORGANIC: LABS Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300., www.ramart.org

OCTOBER

3-11/29 RACINE UNIFIED TEACHERS EXHIBIT Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

12-2/1/15 (IN)ORGANIC Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

26-2/15/15 CUTTING EDGE: NEW ACQUISITIONS IN JEWELRY Racine Art Museum (RAM), 441 Main St., Racine. 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org

DECEMBER

6-20 RAM’S WUSTUM MUSEUM FACULTY AND STUDENT EXHIBITION Racine Arts Council, ArtSpace Gallery, 316 Sixth St., Racine. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

6 ANNUAL 16TH STREET STUDIOS OPEN HOUSE Racine Business Center, 1405 16th St., Racine. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. http://16thststudio.tumblr.com

14-4/25/15 WISCONSIN WATERCOLOR 2014 RAM’S Wustum Museum of Fine Art, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine. 262-636-9177, www.ramart.org

ART MUSEUM SUMMARYRacine County’s thriving arts community delivers year-round opportunities to experience art.

The RACINE ART MUSEUM (RAM) has two campuses. RAM, 441 Main St., in Downtown Racine, houses the nation’s largest collection of contemporary crafts. Its nationally recognized exhibits change regularly, making every visit a new experience. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 12 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Admission. www.ramart.org

RAM’s WUSTUM MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS is at 2519 Northwestern Ave., just a few miles from its sister campus. Wustum provides studio art classes and exhibitions of local and regional artists. This museum is housed in an historic Italianate mansion and includes a Boerner-designed formal garden. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Free admission and parking. Visit www.ramart.org

The Racine Arts Council maintains the ARTSPACE GALLERY at 316 Sixth St., Racine. The gallery features changing exhibitions that showcase the work of area artists. The gallery is open 12 to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturday or by appointment. 262-635-0261, www.racineartscouncil.org

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ARTS and Architecture

Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) left a significant legacy in the Racine area through his long association with the SC Johnson family . Several Wright-designed and Wright-inspired buildings are now open to the public .

The SC Johnson campus at 1525 Howe St . in Racine is anchored by the Wright-designed SC Johnson Administration Building and Research Tower . Both are featured on the National Register of Historic Places .

The Administration Building, completed in 1939, features the Great Workroom, a large open space supported by a series of unique, concrete dendriform columns .

The 15-story Research Tower (1950) was constructed based on the cantilever principle . It’s the birthplace of several of SC Johnson’s most famous products that include Pledge®,

Scrubbing Bubbles® and OFF® . The tower will open for public tours in the spring of 2014 after extensive renovations .

The Golden Rondelle Theatre was constructed for the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair . Redesigned by Taliesin Associated Architects, a group founded by Wright, the structure now serves as a venue for films and public events .

Nearby Fortaleza Hall opened in 2010 as a tribute to the late SC Johnson Chairman Samuel C . “Sam” Johnson . The glass and steel

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ARCHITECTUREin Racine County

SC Johnson Research Tower.

Fortaleza Hall on the SC Johnson campus.

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Fortaleza Hall includes the SC Johnson Gallery: At Home With Frank Lloyd Wright, a Wright library and a gift shop .

SC Johnson offers a variety of free tours of the campus ranging from 1 to 3 .5 hours . Please visit www .scjohnson .com/visit or call 262-260-2154 or for more information .

Wright also designed Wingspread, the last and largest of his Prairie-style homes, for H .F . Johnson Jr . The property at 33 E . Four Mile Road in the Village of Wind Point is now operated by The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread as a conference facility .

Free tours of Wingspread are available by appointment only, Tuesday through Friday, unless a conference is in session . Please call 262-681-3353 or email tour@johnsonfdn .org for more information .

The Great Workroom by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Wingspread designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

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Racine County

LIVELY ARTS

THE RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, the state’s second oldest symphony organization, has been delighting the greater Racine area for more than 80 years. RSO performs year round with classical, chamber, pops and children’s concerts. Its Masterworks concerts emphasize the classics and feature guest artists. The crowd-pleasing RSO Pops concerts include a pair of summertime presentations and a pre-holiday concert in early December. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285

THE CHORAL ARTS SOCIETY OF SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN performs major choral works from medieval chants to African-American gospel. The group typically performs four themed concerts in a season that runs from October until May. www.choralartsonline.org 262-634-3250

BELLE CITY BRASSWORKS BRASS BAND is a group (45-plus members) of local, adult musicians plus professional guest soloists. Its annual schedule includes three formal concerts, a pair of Christmas concerts and appearances at community events. www.bellecitybrassworks.com

THE RACINE CONCERT BAND is one of the oldest concert bands in the United States. It provides free summer concerts on Sunday evenings from mid-June to mid-August at the Racine Zoo amphitheatre. www.racineconcertband.com

RACINE SWEET ADELINE CHORUS is a group of women who gather together in celebration of the art form known as barbershop-style music. A chapter of Sweet Adelines International, the group performs at local events and in competitions. www.racinesweetadelines.org 262-553-9106

DAIRY STATESMEN, a men’s barbershop chorus, presents exciting cabaret-style shows in the spring and fall as well as performances before many local audiences. www.dairystatesmen.com

PENGUIN PLAYERS present fast-paced, cabaret-style shows complete with exciting costumes, glittering sets and toe-tapping songs. The Penguins’ shows, held in April and November, are performed at the Eagles Club Ballroom near Downtown Racine.

The Racine area is known for its sizable — and lively — performing arts community . Music (instrumental and vocal), drama and comedy performances can be found almost every week of the year .

COMEDY, DRAMA — IT’S YOUR CHOICERACINE THEATRE GUILD, a community theater founded in 1938, annually produces eight main-stage plays and musicals. Productions range from light comedy to serious, classic drama. Musicals have included major Broadway hits like “Chicago” and “Les Miserables.” The RTG stage, 2519 Northwestern Ave., also presents the Racine Children’s Theatre and offers a jazz series, a comedy series, theater arts classes and much more. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218

OVER OUR HEAD PLAYERS is a non-profit organization of volunteer theatrical talent from throughout Southeast Wisconsin. The group’s season includes four shows plus the annual Snowdance 10-Minute Comedy Festival in which audience members vote on their favorite short comedy play. OOHP productions are at the Sixth Street Theatre, 318 Sixth St. www.overourheadplayers.org 262-632-6802

APPLE HOLLER FARM presents lunch and dinner musical-comedy revues in the Red Barn Theatre. The entertainment lineup includes children’s programs. All shows are presented at 5006 S. Sylvania Ave. www.appleholler.com 262-886-8500

MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC!

Over Our Head Players perform at the Sixth Street Theatre in Downtown Racine.

The Racine Symphony Orchestra performs year round.

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LIVELY ARTS CALENDAR$ = fee

JANUARY

3-4 ROCKY HORROR SHOW Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine, www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

11 JEAN’S JAZZ SERIES: SIDE EFX & EXTRA CRISPY BRASS BAND Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine, 7 p.m. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

17-2/2 ALMOST, MAINE Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine, www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

31-3/2 2014 SNOWDANCE 10 MINUTE COMEDY FESTIVAL Sixth Street Theatre, 318 Sixth St., Racine, www.overourheadplayers.org 262-632-6802 $

FEBRUARY

7-9 THE MAGICAL LAND OF OZ Racine Children’s Theatre, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

8 COMEDY — ROCKY LAPORTE WITH PAT MCGANN Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave,. Racine,

8 p.m. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

9 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA’S YOUNG ARTIST COMPETITION

First Presbyterian Church, 716 College Ave., Racine, 1 p.m. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285

15 JEAN’S JAZZ SERIES: MAD ABOUT BRUBECK & VIVO

Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine 7 p.m. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

28-3/16 37 POSTCARDS Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave, Racine. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

MARCH

9 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHSTRA MASTERWORKS CONCERT First Presbyterian Church, 716 College Ave., 3 p.m. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285 $

15 CHORAL ARTS SOCIETY: THE MAGIC OF MOZART First Presbyterian Church, 716 College Ave., 7 p.m. www.choralartsonline.org 262-634-3250 $

18 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHSTRA 5TH GRADE CONCERT Grace Church, 36276 Hwy 31, Caledonia, 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285 $

20 JEAN’S JAZZ SERIES: INFUSION & MARCYA DANEILLE Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine 7 p.m. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

21-23 COWBOY CAMP Racine Children’s Theatre, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine www.racinetheatre.org 262-633- 4218 $

22 COMEDY SPORTZ Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine, 8 p.m. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

23 BELLE CITY BRASSWORKS: JOHN HEMKES MEMORIAL CONCERT Bedford Hall, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, 900 Wood Road, Kenosha, 3 p.m. www.bellecitybrassworks.com $

APRIL

4-6, 11-13 PENGUIN PLAYERS SPRING SHOW Eagles Club Ballroom, 319 Hamilton St., Racine. $

11-27 BECKY’S NEW CAR Sixth Street Theatre, 318 Sixth St., Racine. www.overrourheadplayers.org 262-632-6802 $

19 JEAN’S JAZZ SERIES: SWING NOUVEAU Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine, 7 p.m. www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

26 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MASTERWORKS CONCERT Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine, 7:30 p.m. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285 $

MAY

16 CHORAL ARTS SOCIETY: LOCALLY GROWN Bedford Concert Hall, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, 900 Wood Road, Kenosha, 7 p.m. www.choralartsonline.org 262-634-3250 $

16-6/1 LES MISERABLES Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Racine www.racinetheatre.org 262-633-4218 $

JUNE

8 BELLE CITY BRASSWORKS: SWINGIN’ BRASS Union Grove High School Performing Arts Center, 3433 S. Colony Ave., Union Grove, 3 p.m. www.bellecitybrassworks.com

27 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SUMMER POPS CONCERT Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., Racine, 7 p.m. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285 $

JULY

9, 23 ANIMAL CRACKERS JAZZ SERIES Racine Zoo, 2131 N. Main St., Racine. 7 p.m. www.racinezoo.org 262-636-9189 $

AUGUST

2 KILITIES KLASSIC DRUM & BUGLE CORPS SHOW Horlick Field, 1648 N. Memorial Drive, Racine. www.kilties.com $

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The Frances Bedford Concert Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside

Rita Tallent Picken Regional Center for Arts and Humanities uwp.edu

The New Home FOR STANDING OVATIONS

PARKSIDEUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

6, 20 ANIMAL CRACKERS JAZZ SERIES Racine Zoo, 2131 N. Main St., Racine 7 p.m.

www.racinezoo.org 262-636-9189 $

22 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SUMMER POPS CONCERT Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., 7 p.m. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285 $

OCTOBER

25 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MASTERWORKS CONCERT Racine, location TBA. www.racinesymphony.org 262-636-9285 $

NOVEMBER

7-9, 14-16 PENGUIN PLAYERS FALL SHOW Eagles Club Ballroom, 316 Hamilton St., Racine. $

DECEMBER

5 RACINE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HOLIDAY POPS CONCERT Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., Racine, 7 p.m. www.racinesymphany.org 262-636-9285 $

Event listings are submitted by event organizers and subject to change without notice. Please call ahead to confirm dates and times.

Racine Theatre Guild produces eight main-stage plays each year.

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DININGGuide

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Racine’s favorite pizza since 1953

Tony DeRangoSecond Generation

1439 N. Main St., Racine WI

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Great Pizza & Homemade Italian Food

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Voted Best of Racine 2012 in Journal Times Readers Poll

Serving Fresh Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, And Specials Seven Days A Week, Doors Open At 6:30 am

Happy Hour Mon-Fri 3-6pmLegendary Bloody Marys

207 Gaslight Drive Racine 262.635.0533

www.thechancery.com

207.5 GASLIGHT DRIVEOPEN SEASONALLY

Locals Choice ForBest View

Best Outdoor GrillLive Music

Pet Friendly

Proud Supporter of H.O.P.E. Safe House(Help for Orphaned Pets Through Education)

COME READY OR NEVER START !

RACINE’S HOTTESTALL OuTDOOR BAR & GRILL

HARBOuRSIDE ON LAkE MICHIGAN

Dining GUIDE

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AUTHENTIC ITALIAN RESTAURANT

314 Main St., Racine • 262-633-9117www.saluteitalianrestaurant.com

Traditional Italian cuisinein a casual setting

SPECIALTIESGrilled ChiCken riGatoni

FarFale SpinaGi • ChiCken MarSala

oven-roaSted WhiteFiSh

Grilled ShriMp • veal SaltinboCCa

Grilled Filet MiGnon

HOMEMADE SPECIALTIESGnoCChi di potato

Carne/ForMaGGi ravioli

tortellini alla panna

Carne/ForMaGGi laSaGne

PIZZAlanonna pizza

Main Street veGetarian pizza

SpinaCh pizza • Salute SpeCial pizza

Carne/ForaGGio pizza • Calzone

Monday thru thurSday 11:30 a.M.-2 p.M. and 4:30-9 p.M.; Friday 11:30 a.M.-2 p.M. and 4:30-10 p.M.;

Saturday 4:30-10 p.M.

Overlooking Lake MichiganEstablished in 1954, the HOBNOB has the ambiance

of the classic Wisconsin Supper Club.We pride ourselves in serving

what we consider the “Best Food in Town” • Steaks • Fresh Seafood • Prime Rib • Bistro Fare

• Friday Fish Fry • Extensive wine list and so much more!

• Open 6 nights a week • Closed Monday • Live Entertainment on Friday and Saturday

in our Cocktail Lounge• Private rooms available for 2 to 125 people

For that casual or special evening, come visit us for dinner tonight!

Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge277 S. Sheridan Road (Hwy. 32)

262-552-8008www.thehobnob.com

Gift Certificates Available on our website

2 Christopher Columbus CausewayRacine, WI

262-898-7333

Soups & Salads • Personal PizzasBurgers & Sandwiches Baskets

Brew House Platters • BBQ Platters Kids Menu

Desserts • After Dinner Drinks

Sun.-Thurs. 11am-9pm (Kitchen)Fri.-Sat. 11am-11pm (Kitchen)

Bar Open Until Close

Check out our websitewww.reefpointbrewhouse.comfor our views, brews and foods

316 Main St.Racine, WI 53403

262.770.4297

www.enviultralounge.com

wed-thurs. 5pm-2amfri-sat. 5pm-2:30am

Dinner, Drinks & Dancing in an environmentally concious contemporary ultra lounge

What’s Your Footprint?

Modern Dynamic CuisineFeaturing Hot Rock cooking

Seasonal Specialty Drinks & Martinis

231 Main St.Racine, WI 53403

262.637.4730

Serving Irish American cuisine Daily at 11am26 Beers on Tap

Over 200 Whiskey varietiesDaily Food & Drink Specials

www.theivanhoepub.comAmerican Pub...Irish Attitude!

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Culver’s offers fresh, delicious food served with a great big side of friendly smiles and warm hospitality.

Our signature ButterBurger® is made from fresh, never frozen, 100% U.S. raised beef and seared on a hot grill to seal in that juicy flavor. Our mouth-watering menu also features 45 other palate-pleasing items for you to sink your teeth into including crisp, garden-fresh salads, savory sandwiches and scrumptious homestyle dinners.

To top it all off, there’s the incomparable fresh, frozen custard we use to make our irresistible desserts. Ever tried our Bananas Foster Sundae or thick, creamy Concrete Mixers? If not, you haven’t truly lived yet.

722 S. Sylvania Ave., Racine • 262-884-11125801 21st St., Racine • 262-633-4170

10am–10pm Dailywww.culvers.com

Dining GUIDE

Scan the code with your mobile device to view “A Tasty History,” a video about Racine’s Olesen family, which has been making kringle and other delicious treats since 1949.

“ A T A S T Y H I S T O R Y ”

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extends a warm welcome to your meeting, tournament, convention, reunion, bus tour or any event you’re planning . Racine County is ideally located along Interstate 94, just a short drive from Chicago and Milwaukee .

Visitors love all there is to see and do here — from the breathtaking Lake Michigan shoreline, to fascinating Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, to beautiful, rolling countryside . With more than 1,200 rooms and a variety of meeting spaces, Racine County is ready to host your event .

n FREE support services from Real Racinen Pre-convention planning assistancen Date clearance and bid supportn Welcome packets and goodie bagsn Name badges (advance notice required)n Entertainment suggestionsn Housing and shuttle coordinationn Activities programsn Visitor guide, maps, literaturen Registration assistancen Itinerary planningn Reservations coordinationn Step-on guidesn Greeting servicesn FAM toursn Videos and digital images

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It’s deliciously official! In June 2013, Wisconsin law designated Kringle as the official State Pastry .

KRINGLEWisconsin’s State Pastry

This distinctive oval-shaped, flaky pastry has been a Racine County tradition since Danish immigrants brought it to Wisconsin in the mid-19th century .

An authentic Danish Kringle is 32 layers of flaky, buttery dough filled with a variety of fruits and nuts and baked until golden brown . Varieties include pecan, almond, raspberry, cherry, apple, strawberry and cream cheese . Among seasonal selections are turtle, cranberry, cinnamon and key lime .

Kringle making is a time- and labor-intensive process . Bakers repeatedly fold together butter and flour and then refrigerate the dough to produce a delicate, flaky texture .

The effort is well worth it! Kringle from Racine has gained an enthusiastic worldwide following . You may have seen it featured on TV, including the Food Network, the Travel Channel and the “Today Show .”

You’ll easily find Kringle at local bakeries, grocery stores and other outlets throughout the area . Our bakers proudly ship their Kringle all over the world — particularly during the Christmas holiday season .

Go ahead, enjoy a taste of the Official Wisconsin Pastry from America’s Kringle Capital!

KRINGLE LOCATIONSYou’ll have no problem finding Danish

Kringle in Racine County . The popular pastry is available at each bakery, as well as many area grocery stores and other outlets . Or, if you prefer, you can order Kringle through each bakery’s website .

Bendtsen’s Bakery (www.bendtsensbakery.com)3200 Washington Ave., Racine.

Larsen’s Bakery (www.larsenskringle.com)3311 Washington Ave., RacineAlso available at Piggly Wiggly stores, Racine area; Sendik’s Food Markets, Milwaukee area; Outpost

Natural Foods, Milwaukee area.

Lehmann’s Bakery (www.lehmannsbakery.com)9117 Durand Ave., Sturtevant4900 Spring St., Mount Pleasant

Also available at Wal-Mart stores, Racine and Kenosha area; Sam’s Club in Kenosha; Woodman’s Markets. O&H Danish Bakery (www.ohdanishbakery.com)1841 Douglas Ave., Racine4006 Durand Ave., Racine717 S. Sylvania Ave., Sturtevant (inside Petro Travel Plaza)9540 S. 27th St., Oak CreekAlso available at Borzynski’s Farm and Floral Market, Georgetown Village Market, Lakeview Pharmacy, Kwik Trip (I-94 and Highway 20), Citgo (I-94 and Highway 20), M&M Citgo, Lou Perrines in Kenosha, BP Kenosha Travel Mart, Gooseberries in Burlington.

Racine Danish Kringle (www.kringle.com)2529 Golf Ave., RacineAlso available at Piggly Wiggly stores, Woodman’s Markets, Sentry.

KRINGLE FUN FACTS• Kringle takes its name from certain knots and

cleats in Scandinavian sailing lingo.• Kringle was originally pretzel-shaped. Racine

bakers adopted the easy-to-serve oval shape that contains more delicious filling.

• It takes about three days to make a Kringle from start to finish.

• Almond, pecan and raspberry are among the most popular Kringle flavors.

• President Obama took home three Kringles (pecan, cherry and cheese) during a June 2010 visit to Racine.

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Lehmann’s Bakery, home to the Authentic Danish Kringle.

Over 80 years of delicious Authentic Danish Kringle.

Lehmann’s authentic Danish Kringle recipe and time-honored process has been followed since the 1930’s. Over a three day period our famous dough is rolled, folded and rested to produce over 140 layers ready for the fresh fillings generously spread by hand.

Baked to a warm golden brown and flaky texture, our Kringles are honey-glazed and then coated with a rich creamy icing while still warm. Lehmann’s offers more than 36 Kringle flavors in three sizes for you to enjoy at home, at the bakery or in our Cafe.

Be sure to visit our website where you can buy all our delicious Kringles, pastries, cakes and cookies. Shipped fresh to you daily.

Lehmann’s Bakery 9117 Durand Avenue, Sturtevant, WI 53177 | 800-607-8721 (toll-free) | 262-632-4636 (voice) | 262-632-4473 (fax)

Lehmann’s Bakery Cafe 4900 Spring St, Racine, WI 53406 | Call or fax orders | 262-898-7810 (voice) | 262-898-7812 (fax)

lehmannsbakery.com

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SHOPPING Downtown and Around Racine County

Racine SHOPPING

From hand-made jewelry to chocolates; clothing to sports memorabilia, Racine County has just what you’re seeking .

Downtown Racine is home to locally owned shops, galleries and night spots . Historic Monument Square, the business district’s focal point, is the site of special events all year round, including The Big Chill (snow sculpting competition held in January) and Music on the Monument (summer music series) .

Downtown Racine is at its liveliest for First Fridays (April through December) and the annual Party on the Pavement (the last Saturday in September) .

Other shopping areas in the city of Racine include West Racine, a center of the area’s Danish heritage with a pair of Kringle bakeries and specialty shops; and Douglas Avenue, with a selection of local retailers and restaurants .

Regency Mall, at Green Bay Road and

Durand Avenue, has more than 110 stores anchored by Boston Store and JC Penney . National retail and restaurant chains are found along Durand and Washington avenues and Green Bay Road in the Village of Mount Pleasant .

Adventurous shoppers can explore specialty shops, antiques and gift shops scattered throughout the Racine County villages of Sturtevant, Union Grove, Waterford, Rochester and Caledonia .

On the western side of the county, the city of Burlington has both downtown and suburban shopping opportunities .

A few miles south of Racine County along Interstate 94, Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets has 90 retail outlet stores, including Banana Republic and Calvin Klein .

DID YOU KNOW?THE RACINE BELLES , a women’s professional baseball team depicted in the film, “A League of Their Own,” played from 1943 through 1950 at Racine’s Horlick Field. The Belles won the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League championships in 1943 and 1946. You can learn more about the famed Belles at the Racine County Sports Hall of Fame located within the Racine Heritage Museum.

Many of the 10 farmers’ markets in Racine County have crafts and demonstrations. For a list of markets, see page 39.

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Beauty, Quality, and ValueSince 1976!

Your OnlyDestination forHand-CraftedFine Jewelry

© JKO - 2013 plumbgoldltd.com322 Main Street- Downtown Racine (262) 632-5022

Stop in and visit downtown’s newest resale and consignment shop. Specializing in gently used, unique furniture and home decor at affordable prices.

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407 Main St.262-456-1517

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DID YOU KNOW?THE FIRST STATUE OF ABRAHAM AND MARY TODD LINCOLN is in Racine’s East Park, 1000 block of South Main Street. It was erected in 1943 to commemorate Mrs. Lincoln’s 1867 visit to Racine. She spent a few days here that summer to consider a school for her son.

DID YOU KNOW?Inventor and entrepreneur J.I. Case (1819-1891) is best known for threshing machines and farm equipment. But, the company that bears his name also produced automobiles in Racine from 1911 until 1925. A CASE CONVERTIBLE is on display at the Racine Heritage Museum.

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VOTED “BEST GIFT SHOP”Jewelry

TapestriesCarvings • Linens

Objects d’Art

OrnamentsPaintings • Curiosities

Collectibles • SouvenirsShoes • Clothing

Musical Instruments

Unique Gifts From All Over the World

416 Main Street • 262-619-1780 • dimplesimports.com

555 Main Street Racine, WI 53403 | 262.631.6700

ADVENTUREAWAITS

210 Third StreetDowntown Racine

262-634-0484www.3rdcoastbikes.com

THIRD COAST BICYCLESSALES, RENTALS, SERVICE

Racine SHOPPING

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Sew ’n Save and Elmwood Fabric Gallery host a beautiful collection of fine quilting fabrics, specialty yarns, notions, handmade sewing furniture and an emporium of fine Husqvarna Viking, Elna and Janome sewing machines.

Southeastern Wisconsin’s premier quilting and sewing destination!

3701 Durand Ave., Suite 335 • Racine, WI 53405262-554-6445 • www.sewnsaveofracine.com

STORE HOURSMon., Wed. 10 a.m.–8 p.m.

Tue., Thur., Fri. 10 a.m.–6 p.m.Sat. 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m. • Closed Sunday

Racine SHOPPING

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Since 1969 Larsen’s Bakery has been making and delivering fresh bakery to you, our customers. From donuts to muffins, sweet rolls to our world famous kringle we have a variety of products that have kept customers coming back for more.

Thank you for supporting Larsen's Bakery — we are pleased to have served you for over forty years.

Thanks you…

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WEST STORE3223 Washington Avenue

Friendly West RacineRacine, WI 53405

Seven miles east of I-94 on Hwy. 20262-633-3912

NORTH SIDE4636 Douglas Avenue

(A modern version of out “West Store” with the same great selection and values.)

Racine, WI 53402Hwy. 32 between 3 & 4 Mile Roads

262-639-0170

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Native americaN Jewelry, arts aNd crafts

Minnetonka Moccasins, Pendleton Blankets

3316 Washington Ave. • Hwy. 20Racine, WI • 262-637-6840www.goldbeartrading.com

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Fall Harvest Fest held in Waterford.

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FARMERS’ MARKETSin Racine County

Racine County’s rolling farmland produces a variety of crops, including cabbage, pumpkins, strawberries, apples, corn, wheat and soybeans . An abundance of fresh, locally grown produce is found from spring through fall at farmers’ markets and roadside stands throughout the county .

You’ll want to arrive at the market early to see what’s new each week . You’ll find everything from honey to home-baked bread . Some locations offer cooking demonstrations and entertainment . The farmers are happy to share samples and tips .

Here is where you’ll find farmers’ markets in Racine County:

DOWNTOWN RACINECNH parking lot, State and Erie streets.Saturdays from May through October. Bake sales, entertainment, cooking demos and more.

STURTEVANTFountain Banquet Hall, 8505 Durand Ave.Mondays from May through October. www.fountainbanquethall.com

WEST RACINE Corner of Washington Avenue and West Boulevard.Wednesdays and Fridays from late May through October.

ELMWOOD PLAZA3701 Durand Ave., RacineTuesdays from May through October.

COMMUNITY GARDEN FARMERS’ MARKETSt. Andrew Lutheran Church, 1015 4 Mile Road, CaledoniaThursdays from late May through mid-October.

THURSDAY OPEN MARKETMalicki’s Piggly Wiggly parking lot5201 Washington Ave., Mount PleasantThursdays.

UNION GROVEVillage Square Park, Main Street and 10th Avenue.Tuesdays from May through October. Live entertainment.

WATERFORD RIVER MARKETVillage Hall Park, 123 N. River St.Saturdays from June through October.

BURLINGTON FARMERS MARKETWehmhoff Square, Washington and Pine streetsThursdays. Live entertainment and demonstrations.

7 MILE FAIR2720 W. 7 Mile Road (I-94 and 7 Mile Road), RaymondSaturdays and Sundays. Admission.

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Photography by Larry Gibson

2501 Golf Ave.Racine, WI 53404

262-634-2344 www.racinegymnastics.com

Home of the Peppermint Pre-School Programs

5201 Washington Ave. Racine, WI ~ 262–619–3230

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Racine SHOPPING

A I R P O R T SJOHN H. BATTEN FIELD Air Charter3239 N. Green Bay Road, Racine262-631-5620, www.battenairport.com

GENERAL MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT5300 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee414-747-5300, www.mitchellairport.com

B U S E SAIRPORT SHUTTLE —COACH USA CITY EXPRESSServing O’Hare, Midway and Mitchell International Airports262-542-8861

BELLE URBAN SYSTEM (BUS)1900 Kentucky St., Racine262-637-9000

GREYHOUND AGENCY5414 13th Ave., KenoshaInside Kenosha Metra Station262-652-3085

L I M O U S I N E SANYTHING GOES LIMOUSINE SERVICE1200 Memorial Drive, Racine262-633-6109, www.anythinggoeslimo.com

DIAMOND CUT LIMOUSINE4204 County Road H, Sturtevant 262-886-4797, www.promopeeks.com/diamondcutlimosine

T A X I SKENSON ENTERPRISES Shuttle Bus ServiceRacine. 262-412-2511

T R A I N SAMTRAK PASSENGER STATION9900 E. Exploration Court, Sturtevant (Renaissance Center)800-872-7245, www.amtrak.com

METRA5414 13th Ave., Kenosha262-653-0141, www.metrarail.com

W I S C O N S I N R O A DC O N D I T I O N S A N D D E T O U R S

1-800-762-3947Road Conditions — www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/road/winter-roads.htmWork zones and detours — www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/road/workzones.htm

GETTINGA R O U N D

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Golf ! It’s everywhere in Racine County — from the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan to to rolling hills in the Village of Waterford . You’ll find a course for every interest and skill level .

BROWNS LAKE GOLF COURSE 932 Browns Lake Drive, Burlington 18 holes; 6,449 yds.; par 72. 262-763-6065, www.brownslakegc.com

IVES GROVE GOLF LINKS14101 Washington Ave., Sturtevant 27 holes; 7,000 yds.; par 72. 262-878-3714, www.ivesgrovegl.com

JOHNSON PARK GOLF COURSE6200 Northwestern Ave., Racine 18 holes, 6,730 yds., par 72. 262-637-2840, www.racinegolfonline.com

MEADOWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB2149 N. Green Bay Road, Mount Pleasant 18 holes, 6,417 yds., par 71. 262-898-9900, www.mccdicarlo.com

SHOOP PARK GOLF COURSELighthouse Drive, Racine 9 holes, 2,631 yds., par 34. 262-681-9714

WASHINGTON PARK GOLF2801 12th St., Racine 9 holes, 2,690 yds., par 35. 262-635-0118

RIVERMOOR GOLF CLUB 30802 Waterford Drive, Waterford 18 holes, 6,063 yds., par 70. 262-534-2500 www.rivermoorgolfclub.com

SOUTH HILLS COUNTRY CLUB 3047 S. 27th St., Franksville 18 holes, 6,330 yds., par 70. 262-835-4441 office@southhillsinc.com

PUBLIC GOLF COURSESin Racine County

Family FUN

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Family FUN

Johnson Park Golf CourseJohnson Park Golf Course

Shoop Park Golf CourseShoop Park Golf Course

Championship 18-hole Course • Practice GreenPractice Range • Bar & Grill • MasterCard and Visa

6200 Northwestern Avenue

262-637-2840

Picturesque 9-hole CourseLocated on the Shore of Lake Michigan

4510 Lighthouse Drive

262-681-9714

Challenging 9-hole LayoutLocated in the Heart of Racine

2801 12th Street

262-635-0118

Washington Park Golf CourseWashington Park Golf Course

932 Brown’s Lake DriveBurlington, WI — (262) 763-6065www.brownslakegc.com

Located in Burlington, you will enjoy this scenic 18-hole layout

that runs along the Fox River.

14101 Washington Ave.Sturtevant, WI — (262) 878-3714www.ivesgrovegl.com

Located 1/4 mile west of 1-94 on Hwy. 20, Ives Grove offers 27 holes of links-style golf.

Come enjoy Racine County Courses

Ives Grove

Brown’s Lake

Browns Lake

AQUADUCKSExciting, professional-style water-ski shows are presented all summer long by the Browns Lake Aquaducks.

The shows, put on entirely by volunteers, include ski jumping, barefoot skiing, ski dancing and ballet with beautiful costumes and music . The Aquaducks perform Thursday evenings from late May through Labor Day weekend at Fischer Park, Highway 11 east of Burlington .

Last September, members of the Aquaducks, joined by four other water-ski performing troupes, set a Guiness Book of World Record by participating in a 60-person pyramid pulled by a single boat!

To get the Aquaducks’ 2014 performance schedule, visit www .aquaducks .org Browns Lake Aquaducks.

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Family FUN

FA M I LY RECREATION

B I C Y C L I N G

RACINE COUNTY has more than 117 miles of designated bicycle routes and recreation trails. You’ll find them highlighted on the county map in this guide.

3RD COAST BICYCLES210 3rd St., Racine 262-634-0484, www.3rdcoastbicycles.com

ROOT RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONCommunity Center (REC) Bike Rentals1301 West 6th St., Racine 262-595-3340. www.uwp.edu/go/rec

RACINE CYCLERY 4615 Washington Ave., Racine 262-637-7241, www.racinecyclery.com

B O W L I N G

CASTLE LANES5615 Castle Court, Racine 24 lanes. 262-633-1199, www.castlelanes.com

HILLSIDE LANES1400 13th St., Racine 20 lanes. 262-634-5963, www.hillsidelanes.com

OLD SETTLERS INN & BOWL1500 15th Ave., Union Grove 16 lanes. 262-878-3709, www.oldsettlersbowl.com

RIVER CITY LANES 730 Cornerstone Crossing, Waterford 12 lanes. 262-534-7467, www.bowlrivercity.com

THE LANES 6501 Washington Ave., Racine 36 lanes. 262-886-5151, www.thelaneson20.com

C A N O E I N G / K A Y A K I N G

RIVER BEND NATURE CENTER3600 N. Green Bay Road, Caledonia262-639-1515, www.riverbendnaturecenterracine.org

C R O S S - C O U N T R Y S K I I N G

RIVER BEND NATURE CENTER3600 N. Green Bay Road, Caledonia262-639-1515, www.riverbendnaturecenterracine.org

JENSEN PARKHwy. 164 at Jensen Parkway, Tichigan

W.R. WADEWITZ NATURE CAMPSouth Buena Park Road, Waterford

C U R L I N G

RACINE CURLING CLUB 1914 Melvin Ave., RacineSeason runs from early November to early April. 262-639-9990, www.racinecurlingclub.com

D O G P A R K S

KAREN A. NELSON MEMORIAL DOG PARK/QUARRY LAKE3501 Northwestern Ave., Racine (fenced area)

JOHNSON DOG PARKHighway 38 south of Four Mile Road, Caledonia (unfenced area)

D R A G R A C I N G

GREAT LAKES DRAGAWAY County Road KR, four miles west of I-94, Union GroveRaces held daily (except Mondays) from mid-April through November. 262-878-3783, www.greatlakesdragaway.com

D R I V I N G T O U R SAs the first cross-country road, the Yellowstone Trail, marked by yellow stones from Providence, R.I., to the Puget Sound, originated in 1912 and passed through Racine along Lake Michigan. Follow this historic driving tour through Racine and Wisconsin. www.yellowstonetrailwi.com,

Racine County is also on the famous Lake Michigan Circle Tour Route, a 1,160-mile marked tour along the Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan coastlines. www.great-lakes.net/tourism/circletour/michigan

F O O T B A L L ( S E M I P R O )

RACINE RAIDERS262-634-8842, www.racineraiders.com

RACINE THREAT 262-995-8569, www.racinethreatfootball.com

I N D O O R S O C C E R

STURTEVANT SPORTSPLEX10116 Steller Ave., Sturtevant This 109,000-square-foot facility includes two 85-by-190-foot soccer fields, three full-size basketball courts and a banquet hall with seating for up to 450 people. 262-886-4790, www.sturtevantsportsplex.com

M O T O R C Y C L I N G

RACINE HARLEY-DAVIDSON1155 Oakes Road, Racine The proud sponsor of the Southeastern Wisconsin Harley Owners Group - Racine Chapter. 262-884-0123, www.racinehd.com

M I N I A T U R E G O L F

MULLIGAN’S MINI GOLF AND DRIVING RANGE6633 Douglas Ave., Racine 262-681-6464, www.racineminigolf.com

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2131 N. Main Street

262-636-9189www.racinezoo.org Open Daily

One FREE admission with the purchaseof one adult admission to the Racine Zoo

Not valid with any other offer. Coupon expires 12/31/14

GET CLOSER!Immerse Yourself in Our Wild PlaceGet up close and personal with animals in our

many immersive exhibits. Plus, enjoy a show at

the Helen Ireland Wildlife Theater, take part in

animal chats and encounters, and take a ride

on the Zoo Choo Express. All along the shores

of beautiful Lake Michigan!Scan for hours and info

Family FUNR O L L E R B L A D I N G /S K A T E B O A R D I N G

B3 SKATEBOARD PARK1000 Pershing Drive, Racine 262-636-9131

R O L L E R S K A T I N G

SKATETOWN USA1825 Sycamore Ave., Racine 262-633-8333, www.skatetownracine.com

R . V . D U M P S I T E S

RACINE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT2101 S. Wisconsin Ave., RacineNo fee. Hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call before coming. 262-636-9550.

BURLINGTON RV 390 S. Sylvania Ave., Sturtevant No fee, open 24/7. 262-321-2500, 888-783-2645, www.burlingtonrv.com

S C U B A D I V I N G

REEFPOINT DIVING CENTER, LTD.5439 Spring St., Racine 262-886-8501, www.reefpointdiving.com

S H O O T I N G R A N G E S

WINCHESTER GUN CLUB3109 Hwy. 41, Franksville 262-835-1112

SHOOTER’S SPORTS CENTER4900 Six Mile Road, Caledonia 262-681-1040, www.shootersonline.com

S K Y D I V I N G

SKYDIVE MIDWEST2624 S. Sylvania Ave., Sturtevant Offers three different training programs to learn how to skydive. 1-877-Dive-Out, 262-886-3480 or visit www.SkydiveMidwest.com

S N O W M O B I L I N GThe Racine County Alliance of Snowmobile Clubs offers more than 100 miles of marked and groomed trails. 262-554-0133

S O C C E R

RACINE AREA SOCCER ASSOCIATION (RASA)9509 Dunkelow Road, Franksville45-acre complex is home to Racine Area Soccer Association. 262-506-8460, www.racinesoccer.com

RACINE SPARTANS SOCCER CLUBwww.racinespartanssoccer.com

T E N N I S

RACINE TENNIS CLUB5100 Briarwood Lane, Racine Six indoor courts. Members only. Guest passes available. 262-639-6100, www.racinetennisclub.com

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Family FUN

FAIRS A N D FESTS Racine County knows how to throw a party . Nearly every weekend — especially from May through September — you’ll find a festival or celebration .

ChocolateFest, held Memorial Day weekend in Burlington, kicks off the festival season in a celebration of the city’s long-time chocolate production plant . The event includes chocolate sculptures, chocolate tasting and chef demonstrations along with a carnival midway and live music .

Ethnic and church festivals fill the summer weekends with food specialties, dance and entertainment . Among the county’s larger ethnic festivals are Greek Festival (Racine, late June), Italian Festival (Racine, late July), Armenian Fest (Racine, early August) and Serbian Festival (Racine, August) .

Independence Day is always done up right in Racine County . Sturtevant Fireworks Celebration is July 3 . Parades are held July 4 in Racine, Union Grove, Waterford and Raymond . A celebration and dance are held in Burlington .

The Waterford area’s population explodes each July for the Waterford Hot Air Balloon Festival . The popular event includes morning and evening balloon ascensions, a craft and vendor fair, a car show, a 5k run, a pancake breakfast and more .

Union Grove is home to the Racine County Fair, one of Wisconsin’s oldest and

most popular fairs . Held in late July, the fair’s family fun includes tractor pulls, live music, agriculture exhibits, farm animals and midway rides .

The fairground also hosts Fall Harvest Days, held in mid-September, where visitors can step back in time with vintage farm equipment and demonstrations of old-time methods of threshing and hay baling .

One of the year’s biggest outdoor events — Party on the Pavement — caps the festival season in Downtown Racine the last Saturday of September . Several Downtown streets are temporarily closed to make room for live bands, dancing, food, an art fair, classic cars and entertainment .

The 2014 Real Racine Visitors Guide calendar starting on page 47 has dates and details . More events and updates are listed on the Real Racine website (www .realracine .com)Waterford Hot Air Balloon Festival.

Party on the Pavement in Downtown Racine.

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I N T H E COUNTRY

Racine County’s country flavor includes family fun!

As you leave the main highways for one of the rural roads that crisscross the county, you’ll spot fields of cabbage, pumpkins, broccoli and other vegetables . Depending on the season, you’ll find farm stands with fresh-picked strawberries, raspberries and sweet corn .

Home-grown apples are the star at Apple Holler Family Farm and Country Store, 5006 S . Sylvania Ave ., Yorkville . All those apples are turned into jelly, pies and other treats . In season, you’ll also find peaches, pears and pumpkins .

An orchard plus a variety of produce and flowers take center stage at Borzynski’s Farm & Floral Market, 11600 Washington Ave ., Mount Pleasant . Borzynski’s is also famous for its gigantic corn maze each fall .

More home-grown food can be found at Walvoord Farm Berries, 21632 Plank Road (Highway A), Dover . Pick-your-own or pre-picked strawberries and raspberries are

available in the summer months .Autumn is pumpkin picking time . Swan’s

Pumpkin Farm, 5930 Highway H, Caledonia, and the Land of the Giants, 11823 Durand Ave ., Sturtevant, are known throughout the area for their huge pumpkin selections and family-friendly harvest-time activities .

Get up-close with friendly animals at three Racine County attractions: Jo-Don Farms, 5907 Nicholson Road, Caledonia; Bear Den Zoo and Petting Farm, 6831 Big Bend Road, Waterford, and Green Meadows Farm, 33603 High Drive (Highway 20), Waterford . Each site has its own collection of animals and learning experiences . An admission fee is charged .

Meanwhile, the Hoppe Homestead Dairy Farm, 33701 Hill Valley Drive, Waterford, offers a by-appointment visit to a working dairy farm .

Slow down, roll down the windows and enjoy rural Racine County — your place in the country!

Petting zoo at Swan’s Pumpkin Farm.

Family FUN

ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS!

You’ll find a remarkable collection of unusual and endangered wildlife at the Racine Zoo, 2131 N . Main St .

Located along Lake Michigan, just north of Downtown Racine, the zoo cares for more than 100 different species of animals . You’ll find lions, tigers, giraffes, rhinos, bears, camels, wallaroos, penguins and many, many more .

The zoo’s compact, 32-acre setting offers an easy walk for kids and

seniors . Picnic areas, a snack bar and playground are available . The zoo also hosts many special events throughout the year, including Eggstravaganza, the Animal Crackers Concert Series, the Classic Car and Bike Show, Great Lakes Brew Fest and Boo at the Zoo .

The Racine Zoo and entrance gift shop are open every day of the year . There is an admission fee . Parking is free .

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Family FUN

TWO LOCATIONS3701 Durand Ave. and the new 6501 Washington Ave. location

FRIDAY FISH FRY AND A GREAT SELECTION OF SANDWICHES

6501 Washington Ave. 36 LANES ... RACINES LARGEST

MOONLIGHT BOWLING262-886-5151

Car Wash 6 Years In A Row!

Voted Best

The Wind Point Lighthouse, 4725 Lighthouse Drive, Wind Point, is the oldest and tallest working lighthouse on Lake Michigan .

The 112-foot structure was built in 1880 to warn ships of the shallow waters off Wind Point . The project, including the light keeper’s quarters and adjacent structures, cost $40,000 .

The beacon, magnified by a Fresnel lens imported from France, was originally a mineral oil lamp . A light keeper and two assistants were needed to maintain and operate the light 24 hours a day . The light can be seen 19 miles away .

The light was later converted to electricity and the Wind Point Lighthouse became fully automated in 1964 . Today, the structure serves as the Wind Point Village Hall . The

beautifully maintained grounds are open to visitors daily .

A nearby building, which once housed a fog horn, is now a maritime museum open daily during the summer months .

The Friends of the Wind Point Lighthouse offers tower climbs in the summer and early fall . A rigorous climb up the 144 steps delivers spectacular views of Lake Michigan and the surrounding countryside .

Tower climb dates for 2014 are: June 1, July 6, Aug . 3, Sept . 7 and Oct . 5 . For details and reservations, visit www .windpointlighthouse .com or call 262-880-8266 .

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS$ = fee

JANUARY

10-12 THE BIG CHILL- WISCONSIN STATE SNOW SCULPTING CHAMPIONSHIPS Monument Square, Downtown Racine. 262-634-6002, www.racinedowntown.com

FEBRUARY

22 MARDI CRAWL Downtown Racine. Shuttle buses run among nightspot parties. 262-637-4340. $

23 COIN AND COLLECTIBLES SHOW Roma Lodge, 7130 Spring St., Racine. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 262-637-7766

MARCH

TBA THOUGHTS FOR FOOD Racine River North to Downtown, Racine. Live music for non-perishable food donations. www.thoughtsforfood.org 262-632-2307 $

2,9,16,23 SUGARIN’ OFF PANCAKE BREAKFASTS River Bend Nature Center, 3600 N. Green Bay Road, Caledonia, 639-1515. www.riverbendnaturecenterracine.com $

6-9 TRIBUTE TO BIX FEST Racine Marriott Hotel, 7111 Washington Ave., Mount Pleasant. Live bands, historical bus tour, record sales, rare films, jam session, lectures. 847-996-0246, www.bixfest.com $

7-9 QUILTERS LAND CRUISE Radisson Hotel Racine Harbourwalk, 223 Gaslight Circle, Racine. Pre-registration required. 3 p.m. Friday to 3:30 p.m. Sunday. 262-639-8185 www.quilterslandcruise.com $

8 HOME & COMMERCE SHOW Waterford Union High School, 100 Field Drive, Waterford. More than 175 exhibitors. Children’s activities, entertainment. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 262-534-5911 www.waterford-wi.org $

15 ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE Main Street, Downtown Racine. St. Patrick’s Day Parade featuring leprechauns, dancers, beads, candy, Irish music, bagpipes, floats. 262-634-6002, www.racinedowntown.com

29-30 YO-YO AND SKILL TOYS CONVENTION Spinning Top Museum, 533 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington. www.topmuseum.org 262-763-3946 $

29 TASTE OF SCOTLAND Racine Marriott, 7111 Washington Ave, Mount Pleasant. Evening of Scottish entertainment and food; 6 p.m. 262-639-7824, rcoutts@wi.rr.com $

APRIL

5 BELLE CITY BAGAPALOOZA Festival Hall, 5 Fifth Street, Racine. Baggo (cornhole) tournament, cash prizes, live music, food; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.bellecitybagapalooza.com

19 EGG-STRAVAGANZA Racine Zoo, 2131 N. Main St., Racine. Games, crafts, Easter Bunny, Easter egg hunt. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 262-636-9189, www.racinezoo.org $

MAY

3 LAKEFRONT ARTIST FAIR Festival Park, 5 Fifth St., Racine. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

262-637-7892

3 KIWANIS PANCAKE DAY Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., Racine. All-you-can-eat pancake and sausage meal. 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. 262-835-2373 $

10 BELLE CITY BREWFEST Festival Hall, 5 Fifth Street, Racine. More than 100 craft

beers for sampling, seminars, music, food. 262-636-9229 www.bellecitybrewfest.com $

23-26 CHOCOLATEFEST 327 S. Pine St., Chocolate Festival Grounds, Burlington. Entertainment, animal acts, children’s area, carnival, exhibits and chocolate. 262-763-3300, www.chocolatefest.com $

26 MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 21731 Spring St., Union Grove. 11 a.m. 262-878-3323

31-6/1 MONUMENT SQUARE ART FESTIVAL Monument Square, Racine. More than 120 national artists 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

JUNE

13-15 GREEK FESTIVAL Kimissis Greek Orthodox Church, 1335 S. Green Bay Road, Racine. Greek Food, music, dancing, church tours, carnival rides and fun for the whole family. 262-632-5682

Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Downtown Racine.

Great Lakes Brew Fest.

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14-15 EVP VOLLEYBALL North Beach, Racine. Two-person volleyball teams compete in pro and amateur divisions for cash prizes. www.evptour.com

29 ARMENIAN PICNIC Johnson Park, Hwy. 38, Racine. Traditional Armenian foods, delicacies and music. 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. 262-639-1567

JULY

3 STURTEVANT FIREWORKS FEST Firemen’s Park, 2801 89th St., Sturtevant. Show starts at dusk.

4 RACINE FOURTH FEST PARADE Main Street, Racine. 2014 theme is “Lights, Camera, Action.” The Midwest’s largest July 4th parade begins at 9 a.m. Pre-parade at 8:30 a.m. 262-634-1931, www.racine4thfest.org

4 INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE Highways 45 and 11, Union Grove. More than 100 units with music by Community School Marching Band and Belle City Brassworks. Preceded by Children’s Parade. 9:30 a.m. 262-878-4606

12-20 SALMON-A-RAMA Festival Park, 5 Fifth St., Racine. Fishing tournaments on Lake Michigan for cash prizes. www.salmonarama.com, 414-758-4164

18-20 WATERFORD HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL 817 W. Main St., Waterford. Colorful hot air balloons, kids’ activities, food, craft and vendor fair, car show, 5k run, pancake breakfast and more. 262-534-5911, www.waterford-wi.org

23-27 RACINE COUNTY FAIR Racine County Fairgrounds, 19805 Durand Ave. Union Grove. 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 262-878-3895, www.racinecountyfair.com $

25-27 ITALIAN FESTIVAL Festival Park, 5 Fifth St., Racine. Italian food, music and family entertainment 262-898-1694, http://members.romalodge.com/italian_festival.html $

AUGUST

1-2 BIKES, BOARDS AND BEACH North Beach, 100 Kewaunee St., Racine. BMX, skateboard and paddle board competition for cash prizes.

2 KILTIE KLASSIC DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS COMPETITION AND SHOW 1648 N. Memorial Drive, Racine. www.kilties.com $

3 STARVING ARTIST FAIR Gateway Campus, 11th and Main streets, Racine. Juried art fair. Children’s corner, music, food 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 262-835-1620

3 ARMENIAN FEST Festival Park, 5 Fifth St., Racine. Ethnic festival with food, fun, music and dance. 10 a.m. English Devin Liturgy 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 262-639-6076 $

9-10 RYS GUS MACKER BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Gateway Technical College, 1001 Main St., Racine. 3-on-3 basketball competitions. 262-886-0797, www.macker.com

17 RACINE ZOO CLASSIC CAR AND BIKE SHOW Racine Zoo, 2131 N. Main St., Racine. Exhibitors $ Spectators free. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 262-636-9189, www.racinezoo.org

24 RACINE R/C CLUB AIR SHOW 10530 Washington Ave., Mount Pleasant. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 262-939-9316, www.racinercclub.com

25 GREAT PUMPKIN FEST Location TBA, Union Grove. Celebrating all things pumpkin. www.uniongrovechamber.org

31 TASTE OF RACINE Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., Racine. Food specialties from local restaurants, entertainment. Benefits Family Services of Racine. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SEPTEMBER

12-14 FALL HARVEST DAYS Racine County Fairgrounds, 19805 Durand Ave., Union Grove. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 414-529-2413, www.fallharvestdays.com $

13 GREAT LAKES BREW FEST Racine Zoo, 5 Fifth St, Racine. More than 200 craft and specialty beers for tasting. 3 to 7 p.m. 262-636-9189, www.greatlakesbrewfest.com $

21 FALL FESTIVAL Eco-Justice Center, 7133 Michna Road, Caledonia. Demonstrations, tours, children’s activities. 262-681-8527 $

27 PARTY ON THE PAVEMENT Downtown Racine. street festival. Major street festival includes music, art fair, rides, activities, food and more. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 262-634-6002, www.racinedowntown.com

27-28 CHAIN SAW ART FESTIVAL River Bend Nature Center, 3600 N. Green Bay Road, Caledonia. Artists create sculptures from logs plus demonstrations, programs, food and entertainment. 262-639-1515. www.riverbendnaturecenterracine.com

28 TOUR OF HISTORIC PLACES Racine Area. Properties of architectural and historical significance. 12 to 5:30 p.m. 262-634-5748, www.preservationracine.org $

OCTOBER

25 BOO AT THE ZOO Racine Zoo, 200 Goold St., Racine. Trick-or-treat, crafts, children’s activities. 262-636-9189, www.racinezoo.org $

NOVEMBER

8 DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY PARADE AND COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY Main and Sixth streets, Racine. Holiday lights, costumed characters, marching bands, Santa Claus, Christmas carolers. 5:30 p.m. 262-634-6002, www.racinedowntown.com

DECEMBER

4 CHRISTMAS COMES TO UNION GROVE Village Square, 10th and Main, Union Grove. Santa arrives for tree lighting ceremony 6 p.m. www.uniongrovechamber.org

6 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA AND THE ANIMALS Racine Zoo, 200 Goold St., Racine. Light breakfast, holiday conservation craft and special animal program. 9 and 10:30 a.m. 262-636-9189, www.racinezoo.org $

6 UNION GROVE COOKIE WALK Downtown Union Grove. Includes breakfast with Santa, holiday craft fair, Model Train Club open house. www.uniongrovechamber.org

6 WINTER WONDERLAND PARADE Downtown Waterford. Bands, floats, Santa Claus, community Christmas tree lighting. 5:30 p.m. 262-895-9086 www.absolutelywaterford.org

6 DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE & SHOPPING JAM Downtown Racine. In-store specials and holiday refreshments. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 262-634-6002, www.racinedowntown.com

24 CHRISTMAS IN THE BARN John and Cindy Squire Farm, 26715 Church Road, Burlington. Reading of the Christmas Story in a barn with live Nativity and Christmas carols. Show every half hour. 5 to 8 p.m. 262-534-6593

Event listings are submitted by event organizers and subject to change without notice. Please call ahead to confirm dates and times.

Fireworks over Lake Michigan on the 4th of July.

Racine R/C Club Air Show.

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First Fridays

Join the fun and see your friends!

April through December, 4 to 9 p.m.www.FirstFridaysRacine.com

Shop Discover

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Spirit of the Racine Entrepreneur.

We asked readers of our Facebook page and e-newsletter to suggest “Hidden Gems” in Racine County. Here are a few of them:

SIENA ON THE LAKE5635 ERIE ST., CALEDONIA262-639-4100“Experience the cliffs and the outdoor walking labyrinth on the Siena grounds. Visitors are welcomed for reflection, gazing on the lake and mediating while walking the grass labyrinth. For peace, serenity, beauty and an attitude adjustment, it can’t be beat.”

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH716 COLLEGE AVE., RACINE262-632-1686“The free tour that First Presbyterian Church offers of its Underground Railroad stop is definitely a hidden gem. Artifacts found during a renovation provide evidence that fugitive slaves once hid beneath the church on their way to Canada and freedom.”

SPIRIT OF THE RACINE ENTREPRENEUR1405 16TH ST., RACINE262-637-3958“The Spirit of the Racine Entrepreneur exhibit is just fascinating.” The display includes a sleigh, a buggy suitcases, a bird cage, a rocking horse and more — all made in Racine. Open 12 to 1 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.

EAGLE LAKE“For beautiful sunsets, you just can’t top Eagle Lake.” Located one-half mile north of Highway 11 (Durand Avenue) in the Town of Dover. Also accessible at Eagle Lake Park approximately a half-mile west of Highway 75 (Beaumont Avenue) on Church Road.

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Indian Trails.

54-40 or Fight.

Bear’s Paw.

Black-Eyed Susan.

Corn and Beans.

Square in a Square.

Star.

Tulip Basket.

Relaxation starts as soon as you turn off the major highways and on to one of the rural roads that meander through Racine County .

It probably won’t take long to spot an example of “Quilts on Barns—the Beauty of Rural Art .” This public art project has placed 21 colorful quilt patterns (mounted on 8-by-8 foot square plywood pieces) on historic barns throughout the county .

The brainchild of local quilt enthusiast Kathi Wilson, “Quilts on Barns” was sponsored by the nonprofit Racine Arts Council in conjunction with Real Racine .

These distinctive designs include Bear’s Paw, Wild Goose Chase, Corn and Beans, Tulip Basket and Black-Eyed Susan . The route, which threads its way through the countryside, is particularly attractive in the spring and fall . You’ll want to allow at least a half-day to see them all .

A “Quilts on Barns” map display can be seen at the Real Racine Visitor Center, 14015 Washington Ave . (I-94 Exit 333), where travel counselors are happy to give directions . The Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . from May though October . Closed Sundays November through April .

The Quilts on Barns locations are indicated by barn-shaped symbols on the fold-out Racine County map found at back of the 2014 Real Racine Visitors Guide . Or, visit the Quilts on Barns website: www .quiltsonbarns .com .

Whether its spotting barn quilts or simply exploring the scenic back rounds, visitors will find beauty and surprises at every turn .

Many of the area’s most popular attractions, such as the Wind Point Lighthouse, Swan’s Pumpkin Farm, Apple Holler and Borzynski’s Farm and Floral Market, are minutes from the Racine County Quilts on Barns route .

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DOWNTOWN RACINE CORP.425 Main St., Racine262-634-6002www.racinedowntown.com

GREATER UNION GROVE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE925- 15th Ave.- Box 44., Union Grove262-878-4606www.uniongrovechamber.org

RACINE AREA MANUFACTURERS AND COMMERCE (RAMAC)300 5th St., Racine262-634-1931www.racinechamber.com

RACINE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP.2320 Renaissance Blvd., Sturtevant262-898-7432www.racinecountyedc.org

RACINE COUNTY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER1717 Taylor Ave., Racine262-638-6312 www.wdc.racineco.com

REAL RACINE VISITOR CENTER14015 Washington Ave., Sturtevant262-884-6400www.realracine.com

WATERFORD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE102 E. Main St., Waterford262-534-5911www.waterford-wi.org

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Comfort Inn Racine1154 Prairie Drive • Racine, WI 53406

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Carthage College does more than teach about nature; it’s part of it. A four-year private liberal arts college located on the shores of Lake Michigan, visitors to the 80-acre campus are encouraged to tour the arboretum and wildlife sanctuary. Carthage also offers frequent theatre and music performances, in addition to spectator-friendly facilities for NCAA Division III sports. A short drive to downtown Kenosha brings visitors to the free Dinosaur Discovery Museum, housing discoveries from the Carthage paleontology program. Midway between Chicago and Milwaukee, the campus lies within reach of two of the Midwest’s most popular destinations. www.carthage.edu

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Carthage College does more than teach about nature; it’s part of it. A four-year private liberal arts college located on the shores of Lake Michigan, visitors to the 80-acre campus are encouraged to tour the arboretum and wildlife sanctuary. Carthage also offers frequent theatre and music performances, in addition to spectator-friendly facilities for NCAA Division III sports. A short drive to downtown Kenosha brings visitors to the free Dinosaur Discovery Museum, housing discoveries from the Carthage paleontology program. Midway between Chicago and Milwaukee, the campus lies within reach of two of the Midwest’s most popular destinations. www.carthage.edu

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HOTELS AND MOTELS

1. AMERICINN MOTEL..........................................................B 42. AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN...........................................H 43. BAYMONT INN & SUITES .................................................B 24. COMFORT INN ..................................................................H 35. COUNTRY INN....................................................................I 26. DAYS INN..........................................................................G 37. ESMOND MOTEL...............................................................E 48. FAIRFIELD INN..................................................................H 39. HAMPTON INN..................................................................A 4

10. HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS ...................................................G 311. HOME RUN HAVEN ...........................................................F 412. KNIGHTS INN....................................................................H 313. PAUL’S MOTEL .................................................................G 314. RACINE MARRIOTT ..........................................................H 315. RADISSON HOTEL RACINE HARBOURWALK ....................I 316. RAINBOW MOTEL.............................................................A 417. RIVERSIDE INN..................................................................I 318. SEEKER MOTEL .................................................................I 4

19. SUPER 8 ...........................................................................H 320. TRAVELODGE ...................................................................G 3

BED & BREAKFAST

21. CEDAR CREEK B&B ..........................................................C 322. HILLCREST INN & CARRIAGE HOUSE..............................A 4

CAMPGROUNDS

23. CLIFFSIDE PARK COUNTY CAMPGROUND........................I 124. SANDERS PARK COUNTY CAMPGROUND .......................H 425. YOGI BEAR’S JELLYSTONE PARK CAMPING RESORT.....G 1

LEGENDARY BRANDS. ABUNDANT SELECTION. REAL SAVINGS. 90 Stores : Ad idas , Amer ican Eag le , Ann Tay lor Factor y

Store , Banana Republ ic Factor y S tore , BCBG Max Azr ia , Co le Haan, Converse , Gap Out le t , Guess , J .Crew, Ju icy Couture ,

Lacos te , Lev i s , Lo f t Ou t l e t , Nau t i ca , N ike , N ine Wes t , Puma, Reebok , Res to ra t i on Hardware , Samson i te , Skechers ,

Tommy Hi l f iger, Under Armour, Whi te House Black Market , Wi lsons Leather and more a t sav ings of 25% to 65% every day.

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