Lake Geneva Farmer's Market begins
Lake Geneva Farmer's Market kicked off Thursday, May 2 at Horticultural Hall, 330 Broad St., and Holy Communion Episcopal Church, 320 Broad St.
The farmer's market features vendors selling fresh produce, breads, cheeses, craft items, flowers, clothing and antique items.
The Lake Geneva Farmer's Market officially began Thursday, May 2 with a variety of vendors along Broad Street, Wisconsin Street and Geneva Street
The Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market officially began May 2 and will be held each Thursday through Oct. 31, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., along Broad Street, Wisconsin Street and Geneva Street.
Kathy Troher, owner of KatKards, sells some of her greeting cards during the Lake Geneva Farmer's Market
Kathy Troher, owner of KatKards, sells some of her greeting cards during the Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market. Troher said her goal with the greeting cards is to encourage people to write to each other again instead of texting and emailing.
Ron Pohlman, co-owner of South Padre Seafood, cuts some bread for sandwiches during the farmer's market
Ron Pohlman, co-owner of South Padre Seafood, cuts some bread for sandwiches during the farmer’s market.
The Lake Geneva Farmer's Marker features a variety of items including beauty products
The Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market features a variety of items including beauty and healthcare products.
Jane Ipsen, president of the Rotary Club of Lake Geneva, sells raffle tickets for a butterfly quilt
Jane Ipsen, president of the Rotary Club of Lake Geneva, sells raffle tickets for a butterfly quilt. The quilt was made by members of the Rotary Club. Members of the Rotary Club will use the proceeds from the raffle ticket sales to maintain the monarch garden at the Lake Geneva Public Library. Drawing for the butterfly quilt will be held July 10.
Michael Klosiewski displays his horse racing game during the farmer's market
Michael Klosiewski displays his horse racing game during the farmer’s market. Besides manufacturing horse racing games, Klosiewski also hosts horse racing parties.
A variety of vendors are lined up along Wisconsin Street during the farmer's market
A variety of vendors are lined up along Wisconsin Street during the farmer’s market.
Several craft vendors sell their items inside Horticultural Hall
Several craft vendors sell their items inside Horticultural Hall.
Mary Cook and Jennifer Yunker of Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy sell some merchandise during the Lake Geneva Farmer's Marker
Mary Cook, left, and Jennifer Yunker of the Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy sell some merchandise as part of the Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market.
The Lake Geneva Farmer's Market features a variety of items including antique silverware and kitchenware
The Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market features a variety of items including antique silverware, glassware and kitchenware.
Several vendors sell their items along Geneva Street during the farmer's market
Several vendors sell their items along Geneva Street during the farmer’s market.
Michael Widowski and Jennifer Widowski sell some of their plants at the farmer's market
Michael Widowski and Jennifer Widowski, co-owners of Whatever Comes Naturally, sell some of their plants and decorative lights at the farmer’s market. The couple also plans to sell some of the soaps and lotions during upcoming markets.
Dennis Hines
Reporter
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