With the 2012 releases of Lincoln and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, it might seem that there has been a recent a run on movies showcasing the 16th President of the United States. In fact, these films just continue a 100 year legacy of Abraham Lincoln as star of the big and small screen. “Lincoln in Film and Television,” a new exhibit at the Civil War Museum done in conjunction with Racine Lincoln collector and author Steven Rogsted, shows the history of Lincoln as portrayed in film and on television using a variety of artifacts, images, books and movie posters.

In Kenosha, Spotlight Youth Theater performs at the Reuther Auditorium located at 913 57th Street. Enjoy fully produced musicals by this non-profit, educational children’s theater arts program for students ages 4-18.

In celebration of International Migratory Bird Day and all of our urban feathered friends, learn about the birds who are with us year-round, seasonally, and just passing through.

Main & East Galleries: Antioch Fine Arts Foundation. Upper Galleries: Solo Show Winners of Winter Juried Show 2012: Carol S. Christ, Sharon Christensen, Connie Hoogerland, Kasia Stachowiak and Gail Willert. 3-D Gallery: “Figurative and Floral Forms” Clay Sculpture & Metal Jewelry by Mary Rhomberg-Spengler. Area Artist Group Galleries: “Quiet Places” By Don Hinrichs. West Wing Student Galleries: Tremper High School, Kenosha. Admission is free.