Downtown Milwaukee (pictured) is home to the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, seen in the far left foreground at Museum Center Park, 929 E. Wisconsin Ave. Serving more than 4.7 million children since its 1995 founding, the museum recently unveiled its newly-renovated Palermo’s Pizza Factory & Cafe exhibit.
Bright lights, big flames: Scenes from the Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade
Serious heat
A float from Lake Geneva Balloon Company was throwing off some serious heat at the Dec. 2 Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade
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From the North Pole
The annual Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade will be held Saturday, Dec. 7 beginning at 5 p.m. Float entries and volunteer registration can be found online at at www.visitlakegeneva.com/events/christmasparade.
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Big rig
On Saturday, Dec. 2, the 48th Annual Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade dazzled its way through downtown with an array of colored lights, holiday music and more, as can be seen in these photos. This semi was one of the more colorful entries in the 48th Annual Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade.
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On horseback
The Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade wasn’t all motorized vehicles. Some saddled up and rode Dec. 2 through Broad and Main streets on horses.
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Lake Geneva Middle School Band
Bands from Badger High School and (pictured) Lake Geneva Middle School marched in the parade.
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Candy for all
Most floats were accompanied by people who were passing out candy to the crowd which lined the streets of downtown Lake Geneva Saturday, Dec. 2.
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Holiday tractor
Even farm equipment made it into the 48th Annual Lake Geneva Electric Christmas Parade Saturday, Dec. 2.
Santa Claus arrives for Lake Geneva's Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
Downtown Milwaukee (pictured) is home to the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, seen in the far left foreground at Museum Center Park, 929 E. Wisconsin Ave. Serving more than 4.7 million children since its 1995 founding, the museum recently unveiled its newly-renovated Palermo’s Pizza Factory & Cafe exhibit.