Dragon Days™ Fall Fantasy Festival 2026
- Presented By:
- Gygax Memorial Fund
- Dates:
- 10/3/2026, 10/4/2026
- Location:
- Various locations around Lake Geneva
- Address:
- Opening ceremony and Fantasy Faire, Elm/Library Park, 1000 Block of West Main St., Lake Geneva, WI 53147
- Time:
- 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Price:
- Opening Ceremony, and Library and Horticultural Hall events are FREE! Advance tickets, including all venues combined, is only $20 for the weekend and $15 for one day, children 12 and under, FREE! (Prices increase when purchased day of)
- Email:
- co.chairman@dragondays.org
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Details
Dragon Days™ is a fun-filled fantasy festival for families, fantasy film and fiction fans, and gamers alike! This city-wide event celebrates the City of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, as the birthplace of Dungeons & Dragons®!
Events will be held at several venues throughout Lake Geneva, including Library Park, Geneva Stage, Geneva Lake Museum, 330 Center Street—The Birthplace of D&D®, Lake Geneva Public Library, and Horticultural Hall.
Activities include:
- Medieval style Fantasy Faire
- Tours of the Birthplace of D&D®
- Visit to the Wizard of Lake Geneva exhibit
- Pictures at the Mistress of Dragons mural
- Children's Fairy Tale Story Times
- Children's cartoons and a viewing of the movie Honor Among Thieves
- Gaming
- And more!
A fun-filled, fall festival for families, children of all ages, fantasy fans, and gamers alike, celebrating Lake Geneva as the Birthplace of Dungeons & Dragons®. Get advance tickets now and avoid lines on festival day! Kids 12 and under are FREE!
Festival dates and times are as follows:
October 2nd Opening Ceremony, 5-6 pm (FREE and open to the public!)
October 3 & 4, 2026
- 3rd: Festival Day I, 10-5 pm
- 4th: Festival Day II, 10-5 pm
Food and drink will be available nearby at the many local ice cream shops, candy stores, cafes, coffee shops, and restaurants in the charming downtown area—all within walking distance!
Dragon Days™ is an initiative of the Gygax Memorial Fund to fulfill its mission to educate the public on the accomplishments and legacy of the City of Lake Geneva’s most famous son, Gary Gygax. All funds raised by the festival are donated to Gygax Memorial Fund, Inc., a 501(c)3, non-profit organization.