Members of the St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church’s Parish Altar Society, from left, Joanne Gasperik, Debbie Miller, Lucy Leahy and Toni Meyerhofer, are making handmade face masks to promote health safety.
Dennis Hines
Members of the St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church’s Parish Altar Society recently made about 2,000 protective masks for essential workers and local businesses and organizations.
Businesses and workers in the Lake Geneva region have new protective face masks, thanks to a church group working to control spread of the coronavirus.
Welcome to Grapevine Theatre, Lake Geneva’s newest place to see concerts, stand-up comedy and much more.
Steve Targo, Regional News
Beth Tumas
Beth Tumas, owner of The Bottle Shop, turned the former Tristan Crist Magic Theatre into Grapevine Theatre. The live entertainment venue is now connected to The Bottle Shop.
Steve Targo, Regional News
Beth & friends in the theater
Beth Tumas, with (left) Nathan Mengo, of CJW Distribution, and (right) customer Jose Martinez.
Steve Targo, Regional News
From the stage
Grapevine Theatre can seat 52 guests.
Steve Targo, Regional News
Grapevine's annex
Most of the renovation was in the annex of Grapevine Theatre, which now continues the design scheme found in The Bottle Shop.
Members of the St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church’s Parish Altar Society, from left, Joanne Gasperik, Debbie Miller, Lucy Leahy and Toni Meyerhofer, are making handmade face masks to promote health safety.
Members of the St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church’s Parish Altar Society recently made about 2,000 protective masks for essential workers and local businesses and organizations.