The annual Dragon Days Fantasy Festival, which was held Oct. 3-4 at various locations in downtown Lake Geneva, featured craft vendors, gaming sessions, tours of the Wizard of Lake Geneva exhibit at the Geneva Lake Museum, movies and cartoons at the Geneva Stage a hay maze, children’s fairytale story times at the Lake Geneva Public Library and tours of E. Gary Gygax’s former home at 330 Center St.
Dragon Days Fantasy Festival welcome
Paul Stormberg, president of the Gygax Memorial Fund, welcomes the crowd to the annual Dragon Days Fantasy Festival, during a kick-off ceremony Oct. 2 at Library Park.
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Dawn Grandon
Dawn Grandon of Delaney Street Mercantile, 905 W. Main St., sets up a vendor both for the Dragon Days Fantasy Festival in Library Park.
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Dragon Days Festival crowd
Lake Geneva officials, residents and role-playing game fans attend the kick-off ceremony for the Dragon Days Fantasy Festival.
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Ribbon Cut
Alex Gygax, along with his son Henry, cut the ribbon to officially kick off Dragon Days Fantasy Festival in downtown Lake Geneva. At right is Paul Stormberg, president of the Gygax Memorial Fund and at left is Harold Johnson, co-chairperson for the Dragon Days Fantasy Festival.
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Costume Group
Brianna Herally, from left, Sage LeGault, Aleah Wunder, Katie Theisen and James Spoto attend the Dragon Days Fantasy Fair while dressed in costume.
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Harold Johnson Addresses
Harold Johnson, co-chairperson, for the Dragon Days Fantasy Festival, announces the activities that will be featured during the event.
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Signs Direct
A sign directs people where some of the Dragon Days Fantasy Festival activities will be conducted.
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Watch now: Dragon Days Fantasy Festival
Watch now: Dragon Days Fantasy Festival welcome
Watch now: Walk through Dragon Days Fantasy Festival at Library Park
The annual Dragons Days Fantasy Festival was held Oct. 3-4, along with a kick-off ceremony on Oct. 2, at various locations in downtown Lake Geneva. Dragon Days featured craft vendors, Dungeons & Dragons gaming sessions, tours of the Wizard of Lake Geneva exhibit at the Geneva Lake Museum, 255 Mill St., Dungeons & Dragons movies and cartoons being shown at the Geneva Stage, 244 Broad St., hay maze, children’s fairytale story times at the Lake Geneva Public Library, 918 W. Main St., and tours of E. Gary Gygax’s former home at 330 Center St. The event was hosted by the Gygax Memorial Fund and attended by Lake Geneva residents, officials and role-playing game enthusiasts.