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Lake Geneva Business Improvement District conducts annual Maxwell Street Days
Representatives from the Lake Geneva Business Improvement District conducted their annual Maxwell Street Days, Aug. 22-24 in downtown Lake Geneva.
The event included several downtown business owners conducting sidewalk sales, live music and several restaurants offering outdoor dining.Â
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Maxwell Street Days customers look through items stationed outside of Pink Moon Bay, 717 W. Main St.
Maxwell Street Days customers look through items stationed outside of Pink Moon Bay, 717 W. Main St.
Dennis HinesJAYNE Boutique featured an outdoor tent that offered shoes and other types of clothing items
JAYNE Boutique, 771 W. Main St., featured an outdoor tent that offered shoes and other types of clothing items.
Dennis HinesSalt & Kai featured several types of craft items during Maxwell Street Days
Salt & Kai, 726 Geneva St., featured several types of craft items during Maxwell Street Days.
Dennis HinesCustomers look through items outside of the Rabbit Hole
Several customers look through items outside of the Rabbit Hole, 264 Center St.
Dennis HinesAllison Wonderland displayed a selection of toys and games during Maxwell Street Days
Allison Wonderland, 720 W. Main St., displayed a selection of toys and games during Maxwell Street Days.
Dennis HinesMore shoes were available for purchase outside of JAYNE Outlet
More shoes were available for purchase outside of the JAYNE Outlet store, 734 Main St.
Dennis HinesClear Water Outdoor offered a selection of clothing items for Maxwell Street Days customers
Clear Water Outdoor, 744 W. Main St., offered a selection of clothing items for Maxwell Street Days customers.
Dennis HinesTreasure Cove featured a variety of clothing items during Maxwell Street Days
Treasure Cove, 146 Broad St., featured a variety of clothing items during Maxwell Street Days.
Dennis HinesCustomers look through several types of items outside of Cornerstone Shop & Gallery
Customers look through several types of items outside of Cornerstone Shop & Gallery, 214 Broad St.Â
Dennis HinesMaxwell Street Days featured glass and other types of craft items
Maxwell Street Days featured glass and other types of craft items.Â
Dennis HinesHoly Communion Episcopal Church offered vintage hats and shirts during Maxwell Street Days
Holy Communion Episcopal Church offered vintage hats and shirts during Maxwell Street Days.Â
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