Liz Snyder

Kenosha

Entertainment Writer and Editor at Kenosha News

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Celebrating Edna Krueger's first 100 years

1 week ago | kenoshanews.com | Liz Snyder

As Kenosha resident Edna Krueger gets set to celebrate her 100th birthday on April 15, 2025, she talks with the Kenosha News about staying active, cherishing family and friends, and her love of bacon.
National Health Care Decisions Day program on April 15

1 week ago | kenoshanews.com | Liz Snyder

The end of life isn't a topic most people care to think about, but once you get over the shock of learning you won't live forever, considering your final moments on Earth isn't all that terrible. More importantly, having your final wishes written down on paper means your loved ones won't have to make wrenching choices while you're lying unconscious in a hospital. That's the whole idea behind National Health Care Decisions Day and a free program coming on Tuesday at Hospice Alliance.
"The Cat and the Canary" at Westosha Central High School

1 week ago | kenoshanews.com | Liz Snyder

PADDOCK LAKE - If you've ever wondered where all the standard elements of the classic "haunted house murder mystery" come from, head to Westosha Central High School for a performance of "The Cat and the Canary." The play, opening Friday night, debuted in 1922 and features a haunted manor, an eccentric patriarch, the reading of a will and a house full of potential suspects. Did we mention there's also talk of "a maniac" on the loose?
'Always A Bridesmaid' runs through April 13 at Racine Theatre Guild

2 weeks ago | journaltimes.com | Liz Snyder

RACINE — Audiences have four more chances to catch the comedy “Always A Bridesmaid” at the Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave. Performances are 7 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday, April 10-13. The plot centers on four friends who made a promise at their senior prom to be in each other’s weddings, no matter what. Who knew that more than 30 years later, they would still be forced to honor that vow?
Jake La Botz performs April 11 at The White Lilac

2 weeks ago | journaltimes.com | Liz Snyder

KENOSHA — The White Lilac, 5029 Sixth Ave. in Downtown Kenosha, is hosting Jake La Botz for a Friday night concert. His long career has taken him from punk rock to the blues to his present sound, described as “gospel-noir Americana.”He’s also an actor, having appeared in more than 20 films and TV shows, including “True Detective” and “On the Road.” His most recent film, “D.O.A.,” stars fellow musician John Doe from the punk band X. La Botz also played at The White Lilac in December.
Lionel Railroad Club of Southeast Wisconsin hosting open house

2 weeks ago | journaltimes.com | Liz Snyder

RACINE — The Lionel Railroad Club of Southeast Wisconsin will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 12. The public is invited to come and see Lionel Railroad Club members operate a variety of “O” and “S” gauge trains. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts The club, founded in 1997, is located above American Coin & Jewelry, 4625 Washington Ave.
Petrifying Springs Biergarten open April 12-13

2 weeks ago | journaltimes.com | Liz Snyder

SOMERS — The Petrifying Springs Biergarten is open for another season — sort of. The popular spot, which opened in 2017, will hosts a "soft opening" this weekend, starting at noon Saturday and Sunday, April 12-13. "We’re pouring beers Saturday and Sunday," Biergarten officials said. "No food or extra frills, just beer, water and adult canned beverages. Come kick back with us and ease into the season."Coming in May, the Biergarten will open a location in Hansen Park in Bristol.
Hop on down the Bunny Trail to these Easter events

2 weeks ago | journaltimes.com | Liz Snyder

As we get closer to Easter on April 20, egg hunts and other family activities are offered in this area:Egg hunt with King ElvisSaturday, April 12: The Kenosha Kingfish mascot, King Elvis, hosts an Easter Egg Hunt 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at Simmons Field, 7817 Sheridan Road. Thousands of eggs filled with candy can be found throughout the stadium and on the baseball field. Visitors are welcome to try and find special eggs containing Kingfish prizes and game tickets.
Peeps exhibit at Racine Art Museum

2 weeks ago | kenoshanews.com | Liz Snyder

Peeps. They're just like us. They love pop culture, too. How else to explain why this month's Peeps art show at the Racine Art Museum features four entries related to the "Wicked" movie, a "Twilight" movie-themed painting and a nod to the animated films "The Wild Robot" and "Up" - along with themes like "Squid Games," "The Shining," "A Christmas Story," "Snakes on a Plane," Paw Patrol and even a callback to the first Indiana Jones movie.
St. Vincent De Paul thrift store expanding in Kenosha

2 weeks ago | kenoshanews.com | Liz Snyder

"It's clean. It's organized. It's a gem."That's how Lisa Roberts describes the St. Vincent De Paul thrift store. And she should know. Roberts manages the store, 7531 30th Ave., which also houses a food pantry and offers assistance to community members. "We're the best-kept secret in Kenosha," Roberts said of the facility, which is set to expand when a major construction project wraps up in June.