This is a really cool smaller museum that highlights Kenosha history. They have a lot of displays…read moreand artifacts related to important manufacturing (as expected there's a lot about American Motors and their predecessors). There's a recreation of how a city block appeared with shops, barbers, etc. I believe there was no fee, just a "please donate what you can" and I put a 20 into the donation box. A fun and relatively quick experience which may be beneficial for people with children!

What a Charming and lovely area. This was worth coming from New York City to see a bit of American…read morehistory encapsulated in a beautiful area that features two of the nicest lighthouse I have seen (and I've seen a lot).

I have been at this post office at many times. I have been asked for money on the outside of the…read morebuilding by more than 6 times, and is becoming a nuisance. This is a crime called Panhandling, and can be dangerous. Called police bunch of times. I will not go to this post office because of this. Enter at your own risk. Pepper spray please, such a dissapointment that such a good building people cannot respect.

My kids ages 5 and 4, love it! Great play area and cozy spots to read. Kids always have a blast.read more

Unfortunately, internet and technology have made public libraries virtually obsolete. However, they…read morestill serve an important public service. It's stocked with books, magazines, and newspapers on virtually any subject. Best of all, they are completely free, which is all too often forgot. Internet access is also available for free in timed increments. An important note: They do carry some text books, so check here first before paying an absurd amount for a book that you'll only use for a few weeks and save some cash at the same time. Maybe then you can get that pizza instead of Ramen Noodles again.

If I could leave zero stars I would but of course I can't. Everyone that was inside of the court…read moreroom especially this women named mason very rude, thinks things don't apply to her because she works here just very unprofessional overall. if you hate job then quit!!!!!

I have visited the Kenosha County Courthouse multiple times over the years for one reason or…read moreanother. I want to commend Diane K. of Room 204. Everytime I visit Room 204, Diane K. helps me. Diane always goes above and beyond and wants to help me more than she has to because she realizes that I am not too tech savvy. Diane K. repeats if I fully understand the paperwork and if I have any questions. As a government employee, Diane K. excells in customer service and I like to praise and commend upper management for having such phenomenal representative like Diane K. represent Kenosha County. Having officials like Diane K. is what separates Kenosha County from other government court houses.

We booked Simmons Auditorium in May 2015 with Allison for our wedding reception Saturday, May 28,…read more2016 and we were very pleased with the location and it did not disappoint. Cindy the event coordinator that started in January 2016 was great! We were disappointed that one of our vendors told us about the staff change at the Kemper Center and that Allison was no longer there as of November 2015. As the bride, I did not hear directly from anyone at the Kemper Center about the staff change. As a professional courtesy, at the very least they would reach out to their clients that have events booked when there is a staff change, but they didn't. Lucky for the "powers that be" Cindy is wonderful and wow'd us! She is super friendly and knowledgeable about weddings and events and all around great to work with. From the first phone call to the goodbye hug at 11:45pm on the night of our reception Cindy was so helpful, professional, accommodating and amazing. She went above and beyond with helping us with the plans for our reception. Cindy explained everything and made sure we understood all our options for drinks and liquor services. The day/night of the event the entire staff was incredible and the venue was clean and perfectly set up! The staff was super efficient and effective! The AC was cranking out and everyone had an amazing time!! The entire staff at the Kemper Center was amazing as well. James was particularly helpful and definitely provided extraordinary customer service at the reception. He went above and beyond in terms of service and all around was simply great! The grounds were lovely and it was a picture perfect day to take lots of photos. We loved every moment. The only slight disappointment was the fountain was not on so we didn't take any pictures around it otherwise it was a splendid day that we will cherish for many years to come!!!

We had used Founder's Hall for our wedding reception March 2020. The room was great and worked…read moreperfectly for our event, but when it came to communication last before the event, they were on the slower side to respond and answer questions, however all questions got answered. When it came to the event the hosts were extremely kind and so helpful when needed. They are quite pricey, but worth it. They were accommodating when and where possible. I do recommend them for future events to those who are looking.

Beautiful setting overlooking Lake Michigan, huge library, friendly staff from counter assistant…read moreall the way up to Director. Seed catalog for gardeners. 3D printers... all kinds of useful stuff. All free. Can't beat it.

1) The library has respectable hours. I live in an area where every time I want to go to the…read morelibrary it happens to be closed! Kudos to however this library is being funded. 2) The books are taken care of. They don't look like they've been sitting untouched for decades. They look clean and in good condition. 3) Checkout is a breeze. You can be checked out or you can enjoy self checkout by scanning your card at a separate kiosk type deal near the counter. 4) You don't have to visit the library to checkout books! The Racine Public Library has an online checkout process that allows us to checkout electronic copies of popular books and read them on our devices. 5) You don't have to visit the library to return books you checked out at the library. There are drop boxes around the city where you can return books although it seems like they move from time to time. I thought there used to be one by Kohl's Food. I also thought there used to be one near Starbuck by the post office. Recently though, I found it at Lockwood Park on Ohio. All more convenient than going downtown to return books. 6) This library partners with other area libraries so you aren't limited to what is in the Racine location. 7) Location, location, location! It's so nice to have that whole wall of sunshine while shopping for books. This library is a very welcoming environment where you want to sit and read or research for a while. If you sit near the lake, it's a beautiful view you simply cannot beat.