This year's Kenosha LakeFest promises to be just as fun as last year's, and the festivities will be held across two locations in Kenosha.
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The Kenosha Beach House set up a sandcastle building area on the beach. Buckets, shovels, and other sand toys were free to use, and beachgoers of all ages had fun making their own creations.
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The Venetian Boat Parade is just a few days away on Aug. 22. There will be 13 boat entries this year.
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Boats decked out with colorful lights and themed decorations took part in Saturday evening's Lake Fest Venetian Night boat parade.
ELIZABETH SNYDER, KENOSHA NEWS
Betsy Ade & The Well-Known Strangers played for a crowd on the beach. Lakeshore Pedal Tours sponsored the Beach Stage at LakeFest with headliner Betsy Ade, as well as Mixed Company and Terr Motif.
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“Twice as Nice” face painters provided face painting at LakeFest, with tips going to the Kenosha Community Sailing Center. The children’s stage and area was sponsored by State Bank of the Lakes.
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Gianna Ocampo, 7, makes a sand dough keepsake at the Lemon Street Gallery booth during Lake Fest at Simmons Island Beach on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024.
KENOSHA – Music, food, duck races, a boat parade and a sandy day along the shores of Lake Michigan are just days away with Kenosha’s fourth annual LakeFest set for Saturday, Aug. 22.
The Kenosha Beach House set up a sandcastle building area on the beach. Buckets, shovels, and other sand toys were free to use, and beachgoers of all ages had fun making their own creations.
Betsy Ade & The Well-Known Strangers played for a crowd on the beach. Lakeshore Pedal Tours sponsored the Beach Stage at LakeFest with headliner Betsy Ade, as well as Mixed Company and Terr Motif.
“Twice as Nice” face painters provided face painting at LakeFest, with tips going to the Kenosha Community Sailing Center. The children’s stage and area was sponsored by State Bank of the Lakes.
