The Rotary Club of Lake Geneva will participate in the World's Largest Polio Walk at 10 a.m. Oct. 24.
Members will begin at Town Bank, 567 Broad St., then walk several blocks around the Broad Street area, and end at Simple Cafe, 525 Broad St., where they will present a donation to Polio Plus.
Residents are welcome to join the Rotary Club members on their walk.
Lake Geneva Schools Superintendent Peter Wilson is hosting a coffee event at 9 a.m. Oct. 23 at the Porch, 832 Geneva St.
" Coffee with the Superintendent is a way for parents and community members to join me for a discussion where they can share things that we are doing well and where they can let me know areas that we can improve," Wilson said in a news release.
Another Coffee with the Superintendent is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Nov. 17 at the District Administration Building, 208 E. South St.
"Our parent and community feedback is invaluable as we discuss plans for the future, so having different channels for parents and the community to provide that is something that I think is very important," Wilson said.
For more information, call 262-348-1005.
Lake Geneva Middle school will host its annual Veterans day concert nov. 11 in the school's gymnasium.
The Geneva Lake arts Foundation recently helped several Holiday Home camp participants decorate baseball caps.
The capes & Gowns Family ball at cove of Lake Geneva will include music, dancing, food, punch, family activities and a cash bar.
Lake Geneva Middle School, 600 Bloomfield Road, will host its annual Veterans Day celebration at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 11 in the school's gymnasium.
The school's seventh and eighth grade bands, orchestras and choirs will perform patriotic music during the event.
The Lake Geneva American Legion Post 24 color guard will post the flags, and veterans in attendance will have an opportunity to announce the years when they served in the military.
"We're looking forward to honoring and celebrating our local heroes who have so bravely served our country," Lake Geneva Middle School Principal Anne Heck said in a news release. "This program has been extremely rewarding to our students and the veterans."
Residents and family members of students who are veterans, veterans' spouses or veterans' widows may attend a luncheon at 11 a.m., which will be prepared by Sarah Opie's family and consumer science class.
People who plan to attend luncheon are asked to contact the school at 262-3483000 by Oct. 28.
The Geneva Lake Arts Foundation recently helped about 100 Holiday Home Camp participants explore their artistic abilities by designing baseball caps as part of the Art Access program.
"It was great to see the kids take ownership of the project, express themselves creatively and really engage with the experience," said Cierrae Caver-Chouhan, the camp's director.
Holiday Home Camp, 100 Holiday Home Camp Road in Williams Bay, hosted about 600 campers during the summer.
The foundation's Art Access program offers classes and activities for children and adults throughout Walworth County.
For more information about Art Access and the foundation's other programs, email genevalakeartsfoundation@gmail.com.
The Cove of Lake Geneva, 111 Center St., will host the Capes & Crowns Family Ball from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 31.
The event will include music, dancing, food, punch, family activities and a cash bar. Attendees are encouraged to come dressed in their Halloween costumes.
"We wanted to create something fun and affordable that families could enjoy together on Halloween," Treasure Tomal, marketing manager for the Cove of Lake Geneva, said in a news release. "Kids can come straight from trick-or-treating in their costumes and keep the celebration going."
The cost to attend is $15 for a family of two or $25 for a family of three or more people. Children 3 and younger may attend for free.
For more information, visit https://capesandcrowns2026.eventbrite.com.
