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KPAA features Chicago for Night at Movies Dining Music Art LOCAL Theater Kids The List 90: mi iu-iiw- KENOSHA NEWS STAFF Kenosha Performing Arts Academy to present Night at 5014 Seventh Ave on Saturday (April 11) with Chicago comedians Rob Kuschell John Manly Jacob Ligon and Brandon Kirkman The event will be hosted by Mike Salas Doors open at 7:30 pm Tickets are $12 and can be purchased at the door or online at wwwkenoshafusioncom KPAA is a nonprofit dedicated to providing education exposure and resources for performing artists rWl I 0 1 SUBMITTTED PHOTO A look at the lineup card for Night at Frolic1 wraps up Pringle's Spring Break week The Pringle Nature Center in Bristol concludes its free nature-themed Spring Break programs with Frolic" from 10 am to 3 pm today (April 10) will look into going on in the woods this time of year build a fort in the woods or just find a quiet place to sit and listen to the Animals Programs are free and open to the public Registration is not required The Pringle Nature Center is lo- cated within the 197-acre Bristol Woods County Park For more information call 262-857-8008 or visit wwwpringlencorg Escape to Robin Sherwood Forest at Carthage hats and play pin the tail on the donkey characters will be in attendance and face paint Themed activities take place from 6 to 7:30 pm The Tarble Athletic Recreation Center facilities are open from 6 to 9 pm All activities are free Carthage College is hosting an Olde English-themed Family Fun Night at 6 tonight (April 10) in Hedberg Library Guests will escape to Sherwood Forest with Robin Hood and the Court of Nobility and are encouraged to wear green tights or Maid Marian dresses Children will learn to makexlassic Robin Hood 2015 HUSQVARNA SPRING LINE-UP Annual Peeps exhibit at RAM KENOSHA NEWS STAFF the final weekend to see the sixth annual International Peeps Exhibition at the Racine Art Museum 441 Main St The exhibit is up through Sunday (April 12) Visitors can vote through Sunday for their favorite Peeps creation to win the coveted Admission to the museum is $5 for adults $3 for senior citizens (over age 62) $3 for young adults (12-18) and fulltime students and free for children under age 12 The museum is open 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday and noon to 5 pm on Sunday For more information see www ramartorg Dueling pianos to rock downtown bar KENOSHA NEWS STAFF Sportsbook Meat Bar will host a dueling piano show on Saturday (April 11) from 9 pm to midnight bills itself as ultimate event entertainment combining the customizability and variety of a DJ and the excitement and fim of a live It is a product of the Howl at the Moon chain The show inside Donuts Chicken new upstairs bar 707 56th St encourages guests to request and name songs from a variety of genres including pop country and rock is their second time playing here This place will be packed and people hang out said server Cooper Eickstaedt play Michael Jackson radio music some good Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at www mikelikesbeercom Guests must be 21 or older I25B 42SCFM 240 Bar FT900 Starting at Starting at Starting at Starting at $19995 $17995 $25995 $44995 FREE SPREADER with a purchase of a Husqvarna rider 1 BRING IN AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE I Rider purchase dm after March 25 20 15 No poor nder purchase While wppte tai Exdustom may apply TtejSsatEgrr 2625-A Lathrop Avenue Racine Wl 53405 (262) 637-9546 Husqvsfra 12 QETOUTI KENOSHA NEWS I FRIDAY APRIL 10 2015.