1. Enjoy spring outdoors! Swing for a hole in one at an area golf course. Bike the Pike Bike Trail. Hike or picnic at any number of area parks.

2. Catch "the big one" on a Lake Michigan fishing excursion with the Kenosha Charter Boat Association.

3. Walk, bike, or drive through Kenosha’s four National Register Historic Districts. In the Third Avenue District, Kemper Center's Durkee Mansion is open for self-tours on the weekends.

4. Walk along Lake Michigan and then catch a ride aboard Kenosha’s Electric Streetcar. The fare is a mere 25 cents!

5. Shop at the new weekly Wilmot Flea Market.

6. Support local community theatre. Lakeside Players Presents: "Romance in D" by James Sherman, May 2-17 (Fri.-Sun.) and the Bonus Children's Show: "Golliwhopper", May 17-18.

7. At the Kenosha Public Museum, visit the "Hatching the Past - Dinosaur Eggs and Babies" exhibit.

8. At the Dinosaur Discovery Museum visit Stan, a 40-foot T. rex.

9. See "Voices of World War II 1941 - 1945: Kenosha County Remembers the War" at the Kenosha History Center.

10. Get your laughs at Chops on the Lake each Friday, as the steakhouse hosts the Bonkerz Comedy Series.

11. It’s $1 Drafts & Dogs Night each Friday at Dairyland Greyhound Park.

12. Mother’s Day weekend, enjoy FREE Gift Wrap at Prime Outlets at Pleasant Prairie, BBQ & Brews, the Kenosha Symphony Orchestra Concert, and a Mother's Day Buffet at Dairyland Greyhound Park.

13. Kenosha HarborMarket opens for the season on May 24, as do the Aquanut Water Shows.

14. Watch the sport of personal watercraft racing as the 2008 Great Lakes Watercross PWC Race Series returns to Lake Andrea, May 31 and June 1.

15. Click here for a complete list of upcoming events, including Jammin The Loop at downtown venues on May 3, World Laughter Day at Jelly Belly Center on May 4, and the 4th Annual IcePlex Spring Ice Show, May 16-18.