Santa Sightings: December 8-9, 2018

Get your lists ready – one week closer to Christmas!

Saturday, December 8

Waffles With Santa | 7:15 – 11 am
Lakeland School, Elkhorn

Breakfast With Santa | 8 am – 12 pm
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa – Evergreen Ballroom,
Lake Geneva
(262) 249-4788, www.grandgeneva.com

Pancakes with Santa | 8 – 11:30 am
Army Lake Camp, The Salvation Army, East Troy
(262) 642-6400, www.usc.salvationarmy.org

Breakfast With Santa | 9 – 10:30 am
Baker House, Lake Geneva
(262) 248-4700, www.bakerhouse1885.com

Christmas Train | 9 am; 10:30 am; 12 pm; 1:30 pm; 3 pm
East Troy Electric Railroad, East Troy
(262) 642-3263, www.easttroyrr.org

An Old World Christmas | 10 am – 4 pm
Old World Wisconsin, Eagle
(262) 594-6301
www.oldworldwisconsin.wisconsinhistory.org

Santa’s Hours | 11 am – 1 pm
Bradley’s Department Store, Delavan
www.delavanwi.org

Visit Santa in his Workshop | 11 am – 2 pm
Santa’s Temporary Workshop, Lake Geneva
(262) 395-8128, www.streetsoflakegeneva.com

Snap! Snap! A Visit From Santa | 12 – 2 pm
The Ridge Hotel, Lake Geneva
(800) 225-5558, www.ridgelakegeneva.com

Santa In The Chalet | 2 – 4 pm
Downtown, Burlington
(262) 763-6044, www.burlingtonchamber.org

Santa Visits | 2 – 4 pm
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa – Lobby, Lake Geneva
(262) 248-8811, www.grandgeneva.com

Santa’s Coming to The Cove | 3 – 5 pm
The Cove of Lake Geneva, Lake Geneva
(262) 249-9460, www.coveoflakegeneva.com

Santa Cruise | 4:30 – 9:30 pm
Lake Geneva Cruise Line – Winter Harbor, Williams Bay
(262) 248-6206, www.santacruiselakegeneva.com

Sunday, December 9

Breakfast With Santa | 8 am – 12 pm
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa – Evergreen Ballroom, Lake Geneva
(262) 249-4788, www.grandgeneva.com

Brunch & Cookie Decorating with Santa | 9 am – 2 pm
The Ridge Hotel,  Lake Geneva
(800) 225-5558, www.ridgelakegeneva.com

Christmas Train | 9 am; 10:30 am; 12 pm; 1:30 pm; 3 pm
East Troy Electric Railroad, East Troy
(262) 642-3263, www.easttroyrr.org

Jolly Old St. Nicholas at The Abbey Brunch | 10 am – 1 pm
The Abbey Resort – 240° West, Fontana
(262) 275-9000, www.theabbeyresort.com

An Old World Christmas | 10 am – 4 pm
Old World Wisconsin, Eagle
(262) 594-6301, www.oldworldwisconsin.wisconsinhistory.org

Visit Santa in his Workshop | 11 am – 2 pm
Santa’s Temporary Workshop, Lake Geneva
(262) 395-8128, www.streetsoflakegeneva.com

Santa In The Chalet | 2 – 4 pm
Downtown, Burlington
(262) 763-6044, www.burlingtonchamber.org

Santa Cruise | 4:30 – 8:30 pm
Lake Geneva Cruise Line – Winter Harbor, Williams Bay
(262) 248-6206, www.santacruiselakegeneva.com

For more information on holiday fun, go to VisitWalworthCounty.com
or call (262) 728-6000

 

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Santa Sightings: December 1-2, 2018

Another weekend full of chances to share your wish list with Santa Claus!

Saturday, December 1

Pancake Breakfast With Santa | 8 – 11 am
Badger High School, Lake Geneva

Breakfast With Santa | 8 am – 12 pm
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa – Evergreen Ballroom, Lake Geneva
(262) 249-4788, www.grandgeneva.com

Christmas Train | 9 am; 10:30 am; 12 pm; 1:30 pm; 3 pm
East Troy Electric Railroad, East Troy
(262) 642-3263, www.easttroyrr.org

Santa at Twin Lakes Fire Department | 10 am – 2 pm
Twin Lakes Fire Department, Twin Lakes

An Old World Christmas | 10 am – 4 pm
Old World Wisconsin, Eagle
(262) 594-6301, www.oldworldwisconsin.wisconsinhistory.org

Apple Barn Christmas – Simple as ABC | 10 am – 7 pm
Apple Barn Orchard & Winery, Elkhorn
(262) 728-3266,
www.applebarnorchardandwinery.com

Visit Santa in his Workshop | 11 am – 2 pm
Santa’s Temporary Workshop, Lake Geneva
(262) 395-8128, www.streetsoflakegeneva.com

A Victorian Christmas | 12 – 3 pm
Geneva Lake Museum, Lake Geneva
(262) 248-6060,
www.genevalakemuseum.org

Christmas Card Town Parade | 1:30 – 3 pm
Downtown, Elkhorn
(262) 723-5788, www.elkhornchamber.com

Santa Visits | 2 – 4 pm
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa – Lobby, Lake Geneva
(262) 248-8811, www.grandgeneva.com

Santa’s Coming to The Cove | 3 – 5 pm
The Cove of Lake Geneva, Lake Geneva
(262) 249-9460, www.coveoflakegeneva.com

Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade | 5 – 6 pm
Williams St. & Cook St., Lake Geneva
www.visitlakegeneva.com

Santa On The Square | 5 – 8 pm
Village Square Park, East Troy
www.easttroy.org

Santa Parade Train | 5:30 – 6:30 pm
Village Square Park, East Troy
www.easttroy.org

Santa Cruise | 4:30 – 9:30 pm
Lake Geneva Cruise Line – Winter Harbor, Williams Bay
(262) 248-6206, www.santacruiselakegeneva.com

Christmas Tree Lighting | 6:30 – 7 pm
Village Square Park, East Troy
www.easttroy.org

Sunday, December 2

Breakfast With Santa | 8 am – 12 pm
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa – Evergreen Ballroom, Lake Geneva
(262) 249-4788, www.grandgeneva.com

Christmas Train | 9 am; 10:30 am; 12 pm; 1:30 pm; 3 pm
East Troy Electric Railroad, East Troy
(262) 642-3263, www.easttroyrr.org

Jolly Old St. Nicholas at The Abbey Brunch | 10 am – 1 pm
The Abbey Resort – 240° West, Fontana
(262) 275-9000, www.theabbeyresort.com

An Old World Christmas | 10 am – 4 pm
Old World Wisconsin, Eagle
(262) 594-6301,
www.oldworldwisconsin.wisconsinhistory.org

Visit Santa in his Workshop | 11 am – 2 pm
Santa’s Temporary Workshop, Lake Geneva
(262) 395-8128, www.streetsoflakegeneva.com

Santa Cruise | 4:30 – 8:30 pm
Lake Geneva Cruise Line – Winter Harbor, Williams Bay
(262) 248-6206, www.santacruiselakegeneva.com

For more information on holiday fun, go to VisitWalworthCounty.com
or call (262) 728-6000

Oh Tannenbaum…

The first blanket of snow has already graced the ground, setting the scene for a magical start to the holiday. For some, the holiday experience begins on that serene walk out on the farm, saw in hand, to go pick out the perfect Christmas tree.

Walworth County is home to some pretty amazing tree farms that provide a variety of tree types, garlands, wreaths and other adornments of the season. The farms open daily from Thanksgiving to Christmas to ensure enough time to roam the field and swing into their shops to gather the perfect pieces to deck your halls. Some of the local tree farms even go that extra mile to make it a memorable experience by providing hot cocoa, coffee or hot apple cider to warm you up after the chilly task.

For the other folks, simply enjoying the fresh pine smell and delight that decorating the new tree brings to their home, is all they need to make it a wonderful holiday. Head out now and get a fresh cut Christmas tree at one of these fantastic businesses:

Pre-Cut & Cut-Your-Own

• Country Side Trees
  W7015 N. Walworth Road, Walworth | (262) 275-5105
  Open daily, November 17 – December 24
  Weekdays 10 am – 4:30 pm, Weekends 9 am – 4:30 pm
  Open 10am- Noon on Christmas Eve
  countrysidetreeswi.com
• Evergreen Acres
  N9171 Nelson Road, East Troy | (262) 495-4502
  Open daily, November 23 – December 24
  Daily 9 am – 4:30 pm
  evergreenacresllc.com
• Sugar Creek Tree Farm
  N6447 Church Road, Burlington | (262) 767-1177
  Open daily, November 23 – December 24
  Daily 8 am – 4:30 pm
  sugarcreektreefarm.com
• Valley View Tree Farm
  W798 Valley View Road, Burlington | (262) 534-7234
  Open daily, November 17 – December 24
  Choose & Cut 10 am – 4 pm
  Daily 10 am – 6 pm
  Visit them on Facebook – Valley View Tree Farm, LLC

Pre-Cut Christmas Trees

• Boxed & Burlap
  2935 State Highway 67, Delavan | (262) 374-5497
  Monday – Saturday 6 am – 6 pm, Sunday 6 am – 3 pm
  Open 6 am – 3 pm on Christmas Eve
  boxedandburlap.com
• Pesche’s Greenhouse
  W4080 Hwy 50 W, Lake Geneva | (262) 245-6125
  Monday – Saturday 8 am – 5 pm, Sunday 8 am – 4 pm
  Open 10am- Noon on Christmas Eve
  peschesgreenhouse.com
• Terra Yard Creations
  202 E. Grant Street, Elkhorn | (262) 379-1700
  Weekdays 10 am – 6 pm, Saturday 10 am – 4 pm, Sunday 12 – 4 pm
  Closed on Christmas Eve
  www.terrayardcreations.com

For more ideas to kick off your holiday season, go to the events calendar at VisitWalworthCounty.com!

Member Monday: Ice Castles WI

The marvels of winter are about to be taken to the next level here in Walworth County. There has been a lot of excitement since the news broke that Ice Castles would be coming to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin in 2018.  Along with excitement, there have been a lot of questions from anxious winter enthusiasts about Ice Castles – Wisconsin and when we get to enjoy the newest winter attraction! I am thrilled to have had an opportunity to interview and learn more about Ice Castles and cannot wait to share the much desired information about this awe-inspiring, must-see winter phenomenon!

Q: Please tell us a little bit about the Ice Castles. 
A: Ice Castles is an awe-inspiring, must-see winter phenomenon that brings fairy tales to life. The frozen attraction is located in six cities across North America. The experience is built using hundreds of thousands of icicles hand-placed by professional ice artists. The castles include breathtaking LED-lit sculptures, frozen thrones, ice-carved tunnels, slides, and fountains.

Q: How and where did Ice Castles get started?
A: Ice Castle began in 2008 when Brent Christensen built an elaborate slide in the front yard of his home in Alpine, Utah, for the entertainment of his kids. He formed his company a year later and built his first large-scale Ice Castle at Midway, Utah’s Zermatt Resort. Since then he has created ice castles all over the United States and Canada.

Q: Who makes the Ice Castles?
A: Each location has a team of builders that are trained to build the Ice Castle. The process is overseen by a site manager, who has worked closely with Brent Christensen to design the castle.

Q: How do you make an Ice Castle? How long does it take?
A: The Ice Castles are made by hand. Our crews grow roughly 10,000 icicles every day and place them throughout the Ice Castle to provide something for the water to freeze to. Over time the icicles just get absorbed into the ice structure. It is roughly a three month process to build the castle.

Q: How many locations do you have Ice Castle displays?
A: We have six locations across the US & Canada.

Q: Where can the Lake Geneva Ice Castles be found, and what are the hours?
A: The Ice Castle will be located on Riviera Beach, 812 Wrigley Drive, Lake Geneva. The hours will be announced soon.

Q: How should visitors dress to visit Ice Castles? What is appropriate attire?
A: Dress for winter! Warm clothes and winter boots are best. Shoes and boots with flat soles (like dress shoes or cowboy boots) are slippery and not recommended.
Everything inside the Ice Castles is made of ice and snow, including the walking paths. On sunny, warm days, the ice and snow will melt and the surface can become slippery.
Most people don’t have any difficulty walking through the Ice Castles with or without ski poles. However, if you are concerned about your safety inside the Ice Castles, please make your concern known to one of our staff before entering the Ice Castle. When you enter the Ice Castles, you agree to obey the Ice Castle rules and you accept our Waiver of Liability.

Q: How long does it take to go through the Ice Castles?
A: Typically people spend about an hour in the Ice Castles.

Q: Are there any tips & tricks about Ice Castles that visitors should know or keep an eye out for?
A: Here is a link to a blog post on 5 ways to enhance your Ice Castles experience: 5 Tips to Enhance your Ice Castle Experience

Q: What age range is suitable to visit Ice Castles?
A: Ice Castles is an amazing experience for all ages.

Q: How much does it cost? Where can you buy tickets?
A: Online| Mon. – Thurs. |General Admission (12+): $15.95     Child (4-11): $10.95
Online| Fri. – Sun. | General Admission (12+): $18.95     Child (4-11): $14.95

Walkup (Standby) | Mon. – Thurs. |General Admission (12+): $20     Child (4-11): $15
Walkup (Standby)| Fri. – Sun. |General Admission (12+): $25     Child (4-11): $20

Tickets will go on sale late November/early December. We recommend signing up for updates on our website to be notified when tickets go on sale!

Q: Are there group discounts?
A: Yes we offer 15% discount when you spend $150 or more in checkout.

Q: What made you choose to create an Ice Castle in Lake Geneva, WI?
A: We believe the weather in Lake Geneva is ideal for building and sustaining the Ice Castles experience. Additionally, Lake Geneva’s proximity to Chicago, Illinois; and Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin makes it the perfect weekend getaway for those looking to escape the city. Riviera Beach, where Ice Castles will be built, offers a stunning backdrop that will compliment the beauty of the attraction.

Q: How long will Ice Castles be in Lake Geneva?
A: Typically we open late December and stay open until early March- weather permitting. We hope to return again after this season!

Q: Are there special events planned?
A: Yes, we will have Ice Princesses and fire performers. Details will be on our website within the next few weeks.

Q: Can pictures be taken in and of the Ice Castles?
A: Yes, and we want to see them (#icecastles)! Keep in mind that we do not allow tripods, blocking off of any part of the castle, or any props.

Q: Where can people share their experience? (Facebook, Instagram, etc.)
A: We love to see guest photos! Tag us on social media:
Instagram     @icecastles_
Facebook        https://www.facebook.com/IceCastlesWI/

For more information about Ice Castles WI and their upcoming announcements, check out the Ice Castles national website or on their Facebook page.

Also visit the Walworth County Visitors Bureau events calendar
for up-to-date information on Ice Castles, Winterfest 2019
and other great winter fun!

Hours of Treats this Halloween 2018

 Happy Halloween! 

For anyone that missed them, here are Trick-or-Treat times for communities celebrating on all Hallow’s Eve this year 2018:

• Darien / Darien Township | 4 – 6 pm
• Delavan | 4 – 6 pm
• Delavan Aram Public Library | 4 – 6 pm
• Walworth / Walworth Township | 4 – 6 pm
• Bloomfield / Town of Bloomfield | 4 – 7 pm
• Fontana | 4 – 7 pm
• Genoa City | 4 – 7 pm
• Sharon | 4 – 7 pm
• Whitewater | 4 – 7 pm
• Elkhorn / Sugar Creek Township | 5 – 7 pm
• Williams Bay | 5 – 7 pm
• East Troy / East Troy Township / Troy Township | 5 – 7:30 pm
• Burlington | 6 – 8 pm

 

Candy isn’t the only thing to be had on this eve of mischief! Check out these events that will prove to be frightfully fun to compliment a bag full of Trick or Treat goodies.

Trick or Treat at the Walworth County Visitors Bureau | until 4:30 pm
Come in to the Travel Information Center today (at the Lake Lawn Resort Airport in Delavan) to TRICK OR TREAT! Adults who Trick or Treat with us get a FREE BOGO card and if you have kids with you – they’ll get a treat too! We are open until 4:30 pm.

Whitewater Ready, Set… Boo! | 4 – 7 pm
Dress up in your best and join us to celebrate this Halloween with fun activities for all ages to enjoy! Ice cream, music, and fun games will all be available to any that come!

Walk of Terror on the Square, East Troy | 5 – 8 pm
Terrifying surprises await you in this “maze of fears and frights”! Just a bit more kid-friendly haunted house will run from 5 to 8 p.m. on Halloween, Wednesday, Oct. 31. This event will coordinate with the Village of East Troy’s Halloween trick-or-treat hours.

Trick or Treat at the Library, Delavan |  4 – 6 pm
Visit the Kat Burglar, Coraline and the sheriff upstairs and then head to the Children’s Desk (downstairs) in costume to collect your treat!

Delavan Goblin’s Walk | 6:30 pm
Ghouls, goblins and witches of all make and mischief will be amassing at the Delavan Post Office on Fourth Street to begin the Goblin Walk to spook house at the American Legion, 111 S. Second Street.

I hope that you all have a Happy & Safe Halloween!

If you’re looking for more spooky fun this evening,
check out our calendar of events at VisitWalworthCounty.com!

👻Welcome to Haunted Walworth County

If you’re one of those people who likes a good scary movie or watching friends jump out of their skin when you play a trick on them… then this list is for you.  Take the risk and venture out to one of these spooky spots this October. The Walworth County landscape possesses a natural mystery with woodlands and trails surrounding the area. Therefore, it’s not surprising that as Halloween approaches, you find spooky things to do around every turn. Even scaredy-cat and kid friendly ones too! So embrace the season, and get spooked at one of these fun haunts!

HAUNTED HAYRIDE
Dan Patch Stables, Lake Geneva
October 5 – 27 (Fridays & Saturdays) | 6:30pm – 11pm

SHOCKWAVE HAUNTS
The Fuzzy Pig, Whitewater
October 5 – 27 (Fridays & Saturdays) | 6:30pm – 10pm

LAKE GENEVA GHOST WALKS
Throughout Lake Geneva
October 5 – 27 (Fridays & Saturdays) | 9:30pm – 11pm

Dr. S. CARY’S SCREAM PARK
Dr. S. Cary’s Scream Park, Delavan
October 5 – November 3 (Fridays & Saturdays) | 7:30pm – 11pm

HAUNTED TRAIL
Scenic Ridge Campground, Whitewater
October 6 & 13 | 7:30pm – 10pm

SPIRIT TOUR
Throughout Whitewater
October 12 & 13 | 5pm – 10pm

HALLOWEEN LEGENDS & LORE
Old World Wisconsin, Eagle
October 19 – 27 (Fridays & Saturdays) | 5:30pm – 9:30pm

WALK OF TERROR ON THE SQUARE
Municipal Lot, East Troy
October 19 – 27 (Fridays & Saturdays) & October 31 | 6pm – 11pm

HALLOWEEN IN THE WOODS
House In The Wood, Delavan
October 24 | 6:30pm – 8:30pm

ENCHANTED FOREST / SPOOKY WALK
Kishwauketoe Nature Conservatory, Williams Bay
October 26 | 6pm – 7:15pm / 8pm- 9pm

KID-FRIENDLY WALK OF TERROR ON THE SQUARE
Municipal Lot, East Troy
October 31 | 5pm – 8pm

 

 

 

Printable copy of Haunted Walworth County 2018

For additional Halloween activities, go to

VisitWalworthCounty.com

 

The countdown begins! 31 Days of Halloween 🎃

October is here, and I could not be more excited to share all the Halloween activities that are happening all over Walworth County! There are so many things to share, that some of our 31 days are double, toil and trouble; so keep your eyes peeled 👀. Creepy haunts, costume parties, along with autumn activities are popping up all over to get you in the Halloween spirit.

1. Com enjoy a weekend of thrills & chills at Halloween Happenings at Scenic Ridge Campground – Oct 5-7, 12-14 OR Hear the Singing Pumpkins at their patch in Edgewater Park – Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27

2. Party with the whole family at Scare on the Square  East Troy’s First Fridays event – Oct 5 OR Get lost in the Corn Maze at Pearce’s Farm Stand – Oct 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 27-28

3. Take part in a Victorian funeral at Black Point Estate’s When Angels Carried Them Away : Death and Mourning in the Victorian Era – Oct 5-6, Oct 12-13 OR Hear the historic gossip of Lake Geneva during Sordid & Scandalous: A Walking Tour of Lake Geneva – Oct 6, 13, 20

4. Hear tales and see spirits of the past at The Fuzzy Pig’s Shockwave Haunts – Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27 OR Find the local haunts during Whitewater’s Spirit Tour – Oct 12-13

5. Enter the two realms of Dr. S. Cary’s Scream Park – Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27, Nov. 2-3 OR Get spooked on Scenic Ridge Campground’s Haunted Trail – Oct 6 & 13

6. Find the Grand Geneva ghosts on the Haunted Hayride at Dan Patch Stables – Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27

7. Don’t let a ghost sneak up behind you during the Lake Geneva Ghost Walks – Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27

8. Help solve whodunit at the Murder Mystery Dinner at the Baker House – Oct 13, 20, 27

9. See the creation of a Dia de los Muertos altar at Dia de los Muertos Ofrenda Presentation at Aram Public Library – Oct 17

10. The veil is thin between this world and the next at Old World Wisconsin’s Halloween Legends & Lore – Oct 19-20, 26-27

11. Have the wits scared out of you at Walk of Terror on the Square – Oct 19, 20, 26, 27, 31 & a Kid Friendly version on Oct 31

12. Run or walk through the Trick or Treat stations at Miles for SMILES – Oct 20

13. Join the “cold-blooded creatures” on the Eco-Halloween Hike at Richard Bong State Recreation Area – Oct 20

14. Make your own Dia La Muertas Sugar Skull Mask at Studio Winery – Oct 21

15. Meet the creatures of the night at the House in the Wood’s Halloween in the Woods – Oct 24

16. Witness the classic monster story, Frankenstein at the Young Auditorium – Oct 24

17. Bring your little costumed ghouls to uptown Whitewater for Ghouls Night Out – Oct 25

18. Spooky spirits and wicked brews under one large tent at Lake Lawn Resort’s Boos & Brews Halloween Bash   – Oct 26-27

19. Join us for a walk of fun at Kishwauketoe Nature Conservatory – the non-scary Enchanted Forest or a little later the Spooky Walk – Oct 26 OR Oodles of candy, pumpkin decorating & more at Delavan’s Spooktacular – Oct 26

20. Costume contests, spooky spirit, & harvest ales at The Ridge Hotel’s Costumes & Cocktails – Oct 26 OR Play a game, race a pumpkin, or shop a craft fair at Williams Bay’s Boo In The Bay – Oct 26-27

21. Enjoy a fall festival at Lake Geneva Canopy Tours’ Pumpkin Drop & Fall Festival  – Oct 27-28

22. The little ghosts & goblins will be taking over downtown Burlington during Spooky City – Oct 27 OR Head to downtown Elkhorn for Scare on the Square – Oct 27

23. Come to a family-friendly fall celebration at The Cove’s COVEtoberfest – Oct 27

24. Dress up to haunt the halls of Maxwell Mansion’s Halloweenfest: Maxwell Costume Party – Oct 27

25. Trick or Treat the Town of Lyons and then head to the Halloween Bonfire – Oct 27

26. Celebrate Timber Ridge’s Bruce The Moose’s Spooktacular Halloween Birthday Party – Oct 28 OR Bring your little monsters to the Town of Delavan’s Halloween Party – Oct 28

27. Trick or Treat – Town of Delavan, Town of Geneva, Lake Geneva AND Trick or Treat on Our Main Street at the Geneva Lake Museum – Oct 28

28.  Get lots of treats at the Darien Public Library’s Halloween Party for Kids – Oct 29

29. Ice cream, music & fun games (if you wear your best costume) to Ready, Set, Boo! in Whitewater – Oct 31

30. Miniature ghosts, goblins, and witches emerge for Delavan’s Goblin Walk to the Legion’s Haunted House – Oct 31 OR Trick or Treat at the Aram Public Library – Oct 31

31. Trick or Treat – Bloomfield, Burlington, Darien, Delavan, East Troy, Elkhorn, Fontana, Genoa City, Sharon, Town of Sugar Creek, Town of Troy, Walworth, Whitewater, Williams Bay – Oct 31

For more Halloween fun, check out the Events Calendar!

Happy Halloween Haunting! 🎃👻👾💀👺