Events in Kenosha County today

Cultivating the Dark features Plant as the headliner, along with Nitemare Hippie Children and Black Lake Massacre. The event also includes a costume contest with a cash prize, and the kitchen will be open until 10 p.m.

JR’s Pups-N-Stuff will take part in Twin Lakes’ first annual Halloween Light Parade. Enjoy festive lights and decorations, family- and kid-friendly fun, and an opportunity to learn about the rescue and meet some of the dogs looking for forever homes.

Experience an advance screening of the first episode of Season 6 of The Chosen, hosted by New Song Ministries at the Salvation Army Chapel. The new season traces the journey to the cross and emphasizes the power of selfless love. This event is intended for adults 18 and older.

Dwayne Kennedy brings his acclaimed stand-up to the Kenosha Comedy Club inside the Wyndham Garden Hotel. A comedian, actor, writer, and producer, he earned a 2019 Emmy as a producer for CNN’s United Shades of America. His comedy blends sharp satire with insightful takes on social and global issues, earning praise from outlets like The Village Voice and the Chicago Tribune and from peers such as Chris Rock and Marc Maron. Kennedy won Best Comedian at the HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen and has appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and The New Negroes, along with specials on Comedy Central and Showtime.

This weekly social ride, a friendly alternative to the KRBC club outing, gathers at Anna’s, pedals to the Honey Bee Cafe in Zion for coffee, breakfast, and conversation, then returns on a different route for approximately 30 miles overall. Many riders like to arrive early at Anna’s to enjoy a bite and chat before rolling out, and there is occasionally a slower group that departs a bit beforehand. Expect an average pace around 14 mph. It is a good fit for those with only the morning free, anyone who prefers a gentler speed than a typical Class C KRBC ride, and cyclists who ride outdoors year-round.

The Kenosha HarborMarket takes place every Saturday in Kenosha.

Harborside Halloween kicks off with BookoWeen at Studio Moonfall. Take part in a costume contest and pick up a free trick-or-treat bag while supplies last. Grab a stamp card for the scavenger hunt, then explore the Harborside neighborhood to visit participating businesses offering scavenger hunts and prizes. Free coloring pages are available to download, or you can find them at participating businesses to get ready for a day of spooky fun.

Celebrate Halloween at Bouys in Twin Lakes with DJ Broadway hosting the festivities.

The 52nd ST. Market is hosted at Kenosha-52nd St in Kenosha, WI. This neighborhood market is connected to the Kenosha community.

Silent Book Club in Kenosha offers a relaxed, no-pressure gathering for readers. Bring the book you are currently enjoying and settle in for a mix of quiet reading and friendly conversation. The meetup begins with casual chatting among book lovers, moves into a peaceful stretch of independent reading, and finishes with more time to socialize. Outside food and snacks are welcome. This event is free, and RSVPs are requested in case there are announcements. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy Taco Tuesday and Beer Bingo, with a chance to win a $300 jackpot.

Bowls & Bakers expands into a two-part fundraiser, and this daytime lunch gathering at Parkway Chateau features soup tastings from local restaurants west of I-94. Baked goods, raffles, and a community-minded atmosphere are part of the experience. The event supports KAFASI and its work to promote healthy aging, strengthen families, and build a more connected community. Each bowl served helps make a difference close to home.

KAFASI’s Bowls & Bakers fundraiser expands into a two-part celebration, and this evening gathering highlights a spirited soup competition at Parkway Chateau featuring restaurants from both sides of I-94. Expect baked treats, raffles, and a warm sense of community throughout. Proceeds support KAFASI’s work to advance healthy aging, lift up families, and strengthen local connections, with every bowl contributing to meaningful impact close to home.

Members and guests are welcome to gather to discuss upcoming events and rides, share ideas, meet new people, and have fun.