Good morning, Racine.

American Mahjong has brought together nearly 1,000 residents through classes held on April 12 and 22 and a beginner-friendly league launched on April 27 — a sign of the growing local social scene — while offering free open play on Sundays at Milaegers Farmers Market and Tuesday nights at Oakfire.

Downtown Racine Corporation will host upcoming Creative Crawl events—First Fridays and Wine Walks—in downtown Racine to showcase local art and treats.

Film critic Pam Powell of Reel Talk with Chuck and Pam reviewed the biopic I Swear and the chilling drama Criminal Record that are available to watch this weekend in Racine.

Local film reviewer Pam Powell reviewed two movies in Racine Reels, the horror sequel Ready or Not 2: Here I Come and the organized crime film Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, and invited residents to suggest films for future review.

Film critic Pam Powell (of CBS 58) reviewed Undertone and Paradise on Racine Reels, and viewers were invited to suggest movies or shows for future reviews.

Stitched Quilt Shop in downtown Racine is a quilt and sewing shop that offers hands-on classes and community events to welcome all makers, including upcoming events like Crafty Moms Day Out and How to Make An American Quilt (Stitched Style).

The Black-owned shop aims to spark creativity and build community.

Film critic Chuck Koplinski reviews two films playing locally this weekend (The Drama is a thought-provoking piece and Hunting Matthew Nichols is a horror film that riffs on a classic), offering insight for local movie enthusiasts.

Anthony Liggins (a senior at Academies of Racine Case High School) overcame a football injury and excelled in theater, earning a college opportunity as highlighted in this week’s High School Hot Shot profile.

Racine Common Council will vote today at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall (730 Washington Ave) on a $1,077,000 ‘Rehabbed and Ready’ program that reimburses renovation costs after inspections, aiming to turn long-vacant one- and two-unit homes into owner-occupied dwellings.

A 336-unit apartment complex near Indian Trail with studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments may begin construction within two months pending City Council approval (project plans are under review).

Prairie’s girls soccer team won 2-0 on Saturday at Ruud Family Soccer Complex as Keira Kimbrough scored both goals to send the Hawks to the WIAA State Tournament (their third state appearance in five years).

Science of Reading Mini-Con

8 AM - 5 PM — Racine Memorial Hall — Registration Fee Required — Engage in lively literacy sessions for K-5 educators with fun surprises including music and themed mocktails.

Classic Car Show

10 AM – 2 PM — Milaeger's — Free entry — Check out stunning classic cars and enjoy an automotive experience in Racine.

Animal Crackers Concert Series

5:30-9 p.m. — Racine Zoo — $40 – $120 — Enjoy an evening of music with top artists while soaking in the scenic views of Lake Michigan.

Racine Tri-Course Amateur Championship

Tournament Days — Fri, Jul 10 – Sun, Jul 12 — Racine Country Club — Entry fees vary — Compete in a prestigious 54-hole tournament at Racine's scenic courses.

RKC Third Coast FC Match

6-10 p.m. — Pritchard Park — Ticket prices vary — Experience professional soccer action in the heart of Racine.