Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Lotsofartsperformancestakeplaceatthegrand
Rhode Center for the Arts
(51456thSt.,
262/657-7529,
www.rhodecenter.org
), in a restored opera house. It's also home to the Pol-
lard Gallery, dedicated to two artists, Nan and George Pollard, the latter a portraitist who
has painted innumerable figures in world history in the late 20th century.
Shopping in Kenosha is a sight in itself for the
Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets
(11211
120th Ave., Pleasant Prairie, 262/857-2101,
www.premiumoutlets.com
, 10am-9pm Mon.-
Sat, 10am-7pm Sun.) near the junction of I-94 and WIS 165.
Downtown,
Andrea's
(2401 60th St., 262/657-7732,
www.andreasgifts.com
)
is a
fourth-generation (since 1911) shop selling all sorts of home items, cards, books—it's even
got a tobacco shop and old-timey soda fountain.
Sportishing
In most years, Kenosha sportfishing rates number one in the state in terms of fish caught
per hour, especially trout and salmon. Here you'll find the greatest opportunity to catch all
speciesofcohosalmon,rainbowtrout,kingsalmon,browntrout,andlaketrout.Contactthe
Kenosha Charter Boat Association
(800/522-6699,
www.kenoshacharterboat.com
)forall
details.
A few of the 115 units at the
Best Western Executive Inn
(7220 122nd Ave., 262/
857-7699,$89)aremultiroompatiosuites.Expectsolidamenitieshere.Serviceisgenerally
quite good as well.
You'll get great views at the
Best Western Harborside Inn
(5125 6th Ave., 262/
658-3281, $109-199), right on the lake. It was undergoing a remodeling at time of writing,
and the plans looked smashing.
