Ageless Architecture: A Look at 4 Iconic Landmarks
A fresh look at the iconic historical landmarks of the Geneva Lake area
A fresh look at the iconic historical landmarks of the Geneva Lake area
It took much deliberation to narrow the incredible field down to the 21 dogs you see in this year’s “Lake Dogs” portfolio, and we are thrilled to share this year’s group with you.
Before the development of Abbey Springs, intrepid Geneva Lake trailblazers Edward and Emma Ayer made these incredible 1,200 acres their own.
John and Lindsay Neighbors, owners of Boxed and Burlap, talk about their life, their business and their newest coffee and art space.
How a creative couple transformed Camp Kettlewood from a former Girl Scout camp into a laid-back glamping spot
The area’s best sights, spots and activities, as chosen by At The Lake readers.
Inspired by their lakefront home’s famous past, Allison and Michael Childers undertook a stunning historic reconstruction at Glen Arden.
Lake Geneva fly fishing guide George Kaider hopes to introduce more people to this serene sport
The Lake Geneva area boasts several builders of custom wooden boats, who are keeping this artisan tradition alive.
In praise of the area’s most timeless and popular dining spots – supper clubs.
Lake Geneva Public Library Director Emily Kornak and her staff share their favorite reads about the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago.
Nick Pesche shares the multi-generational story of his family’s beloved local Pesche’s Greenhouse.
We visited some of our independently owned coffee shops and met the people leading the charge to create a coffee culture in Walworth County.
Lake Geneva Public Library Director Emily Kornak shares some of her favorite spring reads with local interest.
For our 12th annual wedding guide, Getting Married at the Lake, we sifted through dozens of weddings to learn all the trends, tips, vendors and venues that were indispensable to brides and grooms getting married in the Lake Geneva area over the past year.