A restaurant owner is one step close to being able to establish a supper club in the city of Lake Geneva.
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Members of the Lake Geneva City Council approved a conditional use permit for David Scotney, owner of Oakfire restaurant, to construct and operate a supper club near the northeast corner of Interchange North and Center Street.
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The proposed Swan Creek Supper Club is set to feature a restaurant, bar and banquet rooms and be able to seat about 300 people.
Rendering from Lake Geneva City Council meeting packetBrewers, Lost Files Wisco Pop-Up Collab
The Milwaukee Brewers partnered with Lost Files in Lake Geneva as the first stop of the Wisco Pop-Up Series across the state.
Barrel Man art by Ike Winters was in front of the Lost Files shop during the Wisco Pop-Up.
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Exclusive Wisco Way series merchandise was available during Saturday’s event.
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Milwaukee Brewers employees set up for the Wisco Pop-Up series event.
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The side of the Wisco Way trailer showcases Christian Yelich and the summer of pop-ups.
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Fans attending the Wisco Pop-Up event got a visit from Bernie Brewer and Barrel Man.
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Fans waited in line for the Brewers Wisco Pop-Up starting at 6:30 a.m. Saturday.
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The stores involved in the Wisco Pop-Up Series will carry a limited number of the Brewers City Connect Nike Air Max 1s, the shoe that connects the team to the streetwear focus of the campaign.
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Hansen’s Screen Printing from Elkhorn was on site doing live screen printing of the Wisco logo on Lost Files totes, which were given to every customer that made a purchase.
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Totes that were given to customers were screen printed during the event.
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Lost Files owner Estevan Longoria manned the register during the event.
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After fans made their way through Lost Files, they were directed to the retail trailer brought by the Brewers.
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