- Teen National Night Out @ 1220 Mound Avenue, Racine
Family, Neighbors, BFF, 'n Go!
National Night Out is August 4th
by Just Add Kids Founder,
Paula Herrmann
Keep your fingers crossed that this amazin' summer weather will hold out, for America's night out...National Night Out!
On Tuesday, August 4th, Americans come together in their neighborhoods to celebrate the 31st Annual National Night Out. In 1984, "America's Night Out Against Crime" began in an effort to promote involvement in crime prevention activities, police-community partnerships, and neighborhood camaraderie. The goal is to send a message to criminals that neighborhoods are organized and are fighting back. National Night Out culminates annually, on the first Tuesday of August. (with a few exceptions, as you'll see!).
Here's what is happening in your neighborhood, in terms of NNO organized events. Read more...
[links are provided to websites or Facebook pages where there is active info regarding the host's NNO event]
Cudahy: (Thursday, August 6)
Cudahy High School Fieldhouse and Parking Lot – 4950 S. Lake Drive 4-8pm
Franklin: (Monday, August 3)
Franklin Public Library – 9151 W. Loomis Road 6-9pm
Kenosha:
Boys and Girls Club - 1330-52nd Street 5-8pm
Lincoln Park - 6900-18th Ave 5-8pm
Wesley United Methodist Church - 4600-60th Street 5-8pm
Muskego:
Veteran’s Park - W182S8200 Racine Avenue 5-9pm
Oak Creek:
Oak Creek Community Center - 8580 S. Howell Avenue 6-8:30pm
Racine:
1000 Block Grove Avenue 9am-10pm
1600 Villa Street 12noon-9pm
Salvation Army - 1901 Washington Avenue 3-5pm
1618 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive 3-6pm
3400 Block Victorian Drive 3-6pm
Cesar Chavez Community Center - 2221 Douglas Avenue 4-6pm
McMynn Towers - 110 7th Street 4-6pm
Racine Friendship Clubhouse - 2000 17th Street 4:30-6pm
Lighthouse Point Town Homes - 541 Shelbourne Court **National Night Out Kick-Off Event Site** 4-7pm
Thelma Orr COP House - 1100 Block Villa Street 4-7pm
Styberg COP House - 2437 Anthony Lane 4-7pm
Dr. MLK Community Center - 1134 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive 4-8pm
Mount Pleasant Lakeside COP House - 3327 Mead Street 4-8pm
1700 Block Villa Street 4-8pm
4400 Block Apple Tree Lane 4-9pm
First Evangelical Lutheran Church - 8th and Villa Streets 5-7pm
Tyler-Domer Community Center - 2301 12th Street 5-7pm
Humble Park Community Center - 2200 Blaine Avenue 5-7pm
St. John Nepomuk - 1903 Green Street (playground) 5-7pm
300 Block Merrie Lane 5-7pm
Safe Haven - 1030 Washington Avenue 5-7pm
Matson Park - 1110 South Street 5-7pm
Heck Park - 2899 Donna Avenue 5-7pm
Hantschel Park - 5400 Byrd Avenue 5-7pm
Solbraa Park - 1600 Monroe Avenue 5-7pm
Marquette Street Park - 1429 Marquette Street 5-7pm
Greencrest Park - 3234 Drexel Avenue 5-7pm
Dr. John Bryant Community Center - 601 21st Street 5-7:30pm
Holy Communion Church - 2000 W. 6th Street 5-8pm
West Racine Council of Churches - 1401 Grove Avenue (parking lot) 5-8pm
Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church - 1925 Summit Avenue 5-8pm
American Legion - 1234 Douglas Avenue 5-8pm
1516 Westwood Avenue 5-8pm
3429 Erie Street 5-8pm
1200 Block Willmor Street 5-8pm
Safe Start @ Next Generation Now/Acelero Learning – 1220 Mound Avenue 5-8:30pm
1500 Block N. Wisconsin Street 5-9pm
Midtown Church of Christ - 1704 13th Street 5-10pm
Shoop Street and Layard Avenue 5-10pm
1500 Block Cleveland Avenue 5-10pm
2900 Block Charles Street 5-10pm
Triangle Barber Shop - Jerome Blvd and 21st Street 5:30-7pm
200 Block Wickham Boulevard 5:30-7pm
Regency West Apartments - 2300 Loni Lane 5:30-7pm
Atonement Our Savior’s Lutheran Church - 2915 Wright Avenue 5:30-8pm
800 Block Hayes Avenue 5:30-8pm
20th Street (between Quincy & Thurston) 6-7:30pm
Plymouth Congregational Church – 1143 College Avenue 6-8pm
2900 Block Ruby Avenue 6-8pm
10 Virginia Street 6-8pm
Linderman and Sycamore Avenues 6-8:30pm
First Baptist Church - 3117 Lathrop Avenue 6-8:30pm
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer - 2417 Drexel Avenue 6-9pm
St. Andrew's Church - 500 Block Greenfield Road 6-9pm
2000 Block Case Avenue 6-9pm
1600 Block of Deane Boulevard 6-10pm
615 Indiana Street 6:30-8pm
State and Superior Streets 6:30-8pm
(Racine list of locations/times provided by Racine Neighborhood Watch)
South Milwaukee: (South Milwaukee Police Community Night Out 2015, Wednesday, August 12)
South Milwaukee Police Department – 2424 15th Avenue 5:30-9pm
St. Francis: (Wednesday, August 5)
Milton Vretenar Municipal Park – 4230 S. Kirkwood Avenue 6-8pm
Twin Lakes:
St John The Evangelist Catholic Church - 701 N. Lake Avenue 5-8pm
Just Add Kids is joining in on the celebration with its partnership with the Women's Resource Center's Safe Start program at Racine's unique Teen National Night Out event. Teen National Night Out provides a safe place for youth to enjoy "America's Night Out Against Crime". So if your neighborhood doesn't have an organized event, please bring your tweens and teens (and their BFFs) out to Acelero Learning, located at 1220 Mound Avenue, in Racine (formerly Next Generation Now) for a safe night of fun free food and entertainment! The event features: Milwaukee Flyers tumbling group, M.O.M.A. (Movers of Main Attraction) dance group, O.G Steppers dance group, and Starbuck Middle School's Spirit Squad. Have fun playing Basketball, Double Dutch & more. There will be a FREE raffle and tunes by DJ Dario Wilson.
I hope you get an opportunity to GET OUT!
If you are aware of any other National Night Out events that are officially organized as such, in the southern communities of Milwaukee, or Racine County, or Kenosha County, please send it JAK's way! Post a comment or email contact@justaddkidsonline.net
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