The City of Kenosha welcomes you to a weekend of great American folk music, August 14-15, presented by the City of Kenosha and sponsored by CD DVD GAMES Warehouse and by the Kiwanis Club of Western Kenosha. Free admission.
The Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast invite you to join them at the Jammin' Place on Sunday, August 15 from 1:00-2:00 PM to sing along to your favorite Girl Scouts and campfire songs.
Kenosha offers many things to see and do in the area during the weekend of the folk festival. Whether you're interested in sightseeing, shopping, local history, tasting local cuisine or strolling along the lakefront, Kenosha has it all for you.
Kenoshans love music. Citizens and visitors can sample a variety of music at many public locations, satisfying a human need for music's elements: melody, harmony, rhythm and dynamics.
Poerio Park in Kenosha, Wisconsin is located at 20th Avenue and 15th Street on the city's north side. The park contains 70 acres, including a 55 acre nature center.
The Nature Center is one of Kenosha's best-kept secrets, providing a serene setting of woodlands, flora and fauna, a fishing pond, hiking trails, and a diverse terrain.
Once you discover the Poerio Park Nature Center, you will want to return again and again in all seasons, savoring its gifts of beauty and solitude.
The Jammin' Place at Poerio Pond Folk Festival gives you a chance to sing and strum along on your guitar, autoharp or harmonize with your harmonica. The Jammin' Place is open during all hours of the festival for your fun and gentle spirit. You may also stop by to listen for a spell; your ears will be the richer for the experience.
The Nature Center is one of Kenosha's best-kept secrets, providing a serene setting of woodlands, flora and fauna, a fishing pond, hiking trails, and a diverse terrain. 
