Harley-Davidson Museum reopens with new off-road exhibit
Harley-Davidson Museum reopens with new ‘off-road’ exhibit
After getting shut down for a second time this past November, the Harley Davidson Museum is finally able to welcome bikers and motorcycle lovers back onto their campus again.
MILWAUKEE - The Harley Davidson Museum officially reopened Friday, March 5 after being closed for almost four months, shut down for a second time in November due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Harley Davidson Museum is finally able to welcome bikers and motorcycle lovers once again. To close up the doors of the Harley Davidson Museum was so heartbreaking, but just makes it that much more satisfying to open back up again, Public Relations and Project Manager Tim McCormick said.
Wisconsin Center ready to host first non-government event since start of pandemic
There’s another sign of some normalcy for downtown Milwaukee as the COVID-19 pandemic enters its second year. The Wisconsin Center will welcome its first non-government group into the building since March of 2020.
This weekend, March 6 and 7, the Wisconsin Juniors Volleyball Club will be holding tournaments in the exhibit hall. Additional tournaments will take place the other three weekends in March hosted by the Badger Region Volleyball Association.
“This is a major milestone and will give us a glimpse into the future of large gatherings,” says Marty Brooks, president and CEO of the Wisconsin Center District. “I’m proud of the hard work our team has put in to allow us to welcome youth sports back at the Wisconsin Center. From sanitation to security measures, our team is well-versed on all protocols in place, and we worked closely with the Milwaukee Health Department on this endeavor. Tourn
Wisconsin Center to host volleyball, 1st non-governmental event since DNC
By Sam Kraemer and FOX6 News Digital Team
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There will be volleyball played at the Wisconsin Center in downtown Milwaukee this coming weekend.
MILWAUKEE - There will be volleyball played at the Wisconsin Center in downtown Milwaukee this coming weekend. This, after the Milwaukee Health Department approved a safety plan to allow the event the first non-governmental client in the building since the Democratic National Convention.
On March 6 and 7, the Wisconsin Juniors Volleyball Club will have two days of volleyball tournaments in the exhibit hall. Subsequent tournaments will take place the following three weekends of March hosted by the Badger Region Volleyball Association.