Visitors Guide
Hours & Fees
Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm; Sunday Noon – 5pm
Closed Holidays:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Good Friday, Easter, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day
Open 1-5pm on July 4th.
Fees:
Admission to the Kenosha Public Museum is free. Donations are accepted at the door. Suggested donation is $5. Groups should call 262-653-4433 to make arrangements for group tours.
>> See Group Rates at Group Tour Information
Accessibility:
The Museum is handicap accessible and visitors are welcome to bring their own wheelchair, walker, or other device. Service animals are welcome. The Museum has one wheelchair that may be checked out for use during your visit. Stop at the front desk for more information.
I Spy Activity
Find cool artifacts and interesting facts as you explore the museum. Print the KPM I Spy Activity to bring to the Museum on your next visit. Remember to bring a pencil. When you have found all the items, make up a clue of your own!
Directions and Parking
Here are directions to get to the Museum:
From the North:
Take I-94 to STH 142/Cty Hwy S. Travel east on Cty Hwy S/Washington Road to STH 31/Green Bay Road. Turn right on Green Bay Road and travel south to STH 158/52nd Street. Turn left on 52nd Street and travel east to 6th Avenue. Turn right on 6th Avenue and travel to 54th Street. Turn left on 54th Street and travel to First Avenue.
From the South:
Take I-94 to STH 142/Cty Hwy S. Travel east on Cty Hwy S/Washington Road to STH 31/Green Bay Road. Turn right on Green Bay Road and travel south to STH 158/52nd Street. Turn left on 52nd Street and travel east to 6th Avenue. Turn right on 6th Avenue and travel to 54th Street. Turn left on 54th Street and travel to First Avenue.
From the West:
Travel east on STH 158 to 6th Avenue approximately seven miles. Turn right on 6th Avenue and travel to 54th Street. Turn left on 54th Street and travel to First Avenue.
Parking:
Free parking for 230 vehicles is available on First Avenue, directly east of the Museum. Free on-street parking is also available in the immediate area
