Wild in Wisconsin
By: Kelly Crumrin
Wisconsin’s enticing nightlife options provide plenty of reasons to keep attendees up past their bedtimes. When the day’s agenda is finished, keep groups engaged and excited with local brewery tap rooms, live music, comedy and walking tours.
Lake Geneva
When the day’s agenda is finished, theater takes the stage in Lake Geneva. With the advent of several exciting new Vegas-style shows, groups are sure to look forward to after-hours diversions.
“People are always looking for something a little bit different,” says Susan Smolarek, sales manager at Visit Lake Geneva. “You’re spending time away from your family and your desk, so there should be a little bit of extra flavor and entertainment in the evening so you’re glad you came.”
Tristan Crist Magic Theatre opened in November to stun audiences with glamour and illusion. Crist also offers customized private shows for groups.
Rosewood made its debut in Delavan in November. The many-faceted attraction offers the Listening Room, a 2,400-square-foot music space with cutting-edge sound that draws cabaret performers from all over the region. Other opportunities include farm-to-table fine dining, tailgate parties for sports fans, and wine and cheese tastings. Rosewood also offers meeting space.
The Dancing Horses Theatre, also located in Delavan, has been a favorite attraction in the area for many years. Discounted tickets on dinner shows are available for groups of 25 or more.
At the Grand Geneva Resort and Spa, groups can head to its Evolve Nightclub for an after-hours diversion.
