This year’s Big Read book is “Lab Girl” by Hope Years. Free copies are available from library branches and the Civil War Museum.
It’s World Book Day, so go to a local library and get a book. Or two. Or three … there is still a long way to go before spring. We encourage you to pick up a free copy of this year’s Big Read novel: “Lab Girl” the award-winning treatise by the American scientist Hope Years. Complimentary copies of Lab Girl are available in all Kenosha Public Library branches, the Civil War Museum and the Community Libraries in Salem and Twin Lakes while supplies last. Note: there is one book per person. Further information is available by calling 262-564-6100 or at www.mykpl.info/.
Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary and Arboretum, 880 Green Bay Road is hosting “Little eyes under the sky” This evening. Families “take turns looking through our 16-inch telescope at binary stars, cloudy planets, distant galaxies, and other celestial objects.” Note: Participants should dress appropriately to be quiet outdoors during nighttime weather. To purchase tickets, call 262-552-8196 or go to hawthornhollow.org.
Kenosha Tinseltown Theater is open to business and a new movie is opening today: the science fiction thriller “Chaos Walking” with Tom Holland, Nick Jonas, David Oyelowo, Mads Mikkelsen and Daisy Ridley. (Rated PG-13). www.cinemark.com or 262-942-8537.
The Kenosha Comedy ClubThe hotel is located in the Wyndam Garden Hotel at 5125 Sixth Ave. and offers two shows this weekend Comedian Rocky LaPorte. The shows take place on Fridays and Saturdays (March 5-6) at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $ 24 for two and are only sold in pairs to create social distance. Go to www.hap2it.com.
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