What’s Happening At The Lake?

HI ALL—Here is your weekly dose of Reyenga Team insights. Please enjoy this short list of things we are thinking about in the Walworth County area. If you like what you see here please follow us on Instagram @lakegenevahomes for a curated view of this place we love so much. Don’t forget to check out our redesigned website at Lake Geneva Homes as we make new additions weekly.

PRICING INCREASES

Read more about current trends here: Home Prices Increase in Every Price Range If you’re a homeowner thinking of selling, let’s get together to find out how much your home is increasing in value, so you can price it competitively for today’s market.

WHAT’S HAPPENING?

Ice Castles in Lake Geneva – Built with thousands of lit-up icicles, the interactive Ice Castles display is projected to open on Geneva National’s driving range in early-to-mid January 2020. Featuring tricked-out tunnels, thrones, slides, and fountains, this over-the-top Instagrammable ice kingdom will be yours to discover through early March.

AC/DC Tribute – Back in Black with Stradlin’ Rosie — Back by popular demand. This show sold out the last 2 years so make sure to get your tickets in advance. Doors open at 6pm. Food and beer available.

Drink Wisconsinbly Brandy Old Fashioned Evening — Andy Braun from Drink Wisconsinbly and 3-time winner of Milwaukee’s Old Fashioned Fest will be here to demonstrate his very own style! Delavan Lake Store & Lounge – Friday, January 17, 2020, 6 – 8pm. Stick around for the best karaoke in town, starting at 9 pm. “This ain’t your drink neighbor’s karaoke!”

COMING UP

Ice Party Gone Wild– Prizes, games, food and refreshments. The Big Al Wetzel Band and Chicago Blackhawk alumni. Don’t miss some good Wisconsin fun on January 18th

Lake Geneva Symphony Orchestra returns to the Grand Geneva on February 1st for a truly remarkable event. Join the orchestra and professional dancers for Gala: Dance Dance Evolution. Enjoy cocktails, wine and a lavishly plated dinner then dance the night away to a live 18-piece band all while supporting music education in our area.