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Kenosha’s art scene is getting a fresh start with the new Kenosha Art Fair, reviving the spirit of the legendary Woods Hollow Art Fair while shaking things up for the modern era. After 40 years, the original fair ended last year, but organizers from the newly formed Kenosha Art Association are bringing back the community-driven vibe—with artists now gathering at Lincoln Park instead of their homes. Board member Mark Zaremba admits it was tough to say goodbye to the beloved tradition, while Wendy Wyss, who personally reconnected with veteran organizer Dale Peterson, says they’re building something bigger and more inclusive. Expect a vibrant showcase of Midwest talent and a renewed energy that promises to draw diverse crowds—after a year of careful planning, this new chapter is poised to be a hit.

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