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Get out and enjoy everything downtown Racine has to offer
Brian is touring some of the businesses that are taking part in First Fridays celebration.
RACINE, Wis. - It’s the first Friday of July, and in Racine, that means it’s time to get out and enjoy everything that downtown has to offer. Brian is touring some of the businesses that are taking part in tonight’s First Fridays celebration.
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Later today from 4-9 p.m. more than 30 businesses in Downtown Racine will celebrating during another First Fridays event
Brian is checking out Ivanhoe’s, known for being an American Pub, with an Irish attitude.
About First Fridays (website)
Socialize with friends and neighbors as you enjoy shopping, adult beverages and a stroll through the historic Downtown city streets. Join all the First Friday’s Sponsor business owners as they welcome you to shop local, dine & discover the best Racine has to offer: Downtown! Come early & stay late! Downtown Racine has been a shopping destination since 1860.
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Get ready to kick off the fourth of July weekend with some great music, food and drinks
Brian is gearing up for Downtown Racine’s First Fridays at The Nash, which located right above one of the area’s most unique motorcycle dealerships.
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Looking to have a few drinks, eat some great food and do a little shopping tonight?
Brian is previewing Downtown Racine’s First Fridays at a unique destination known for their home décor accessories, personalized gifts and handcrafted items.
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It’s the first Friday of July, and in Racine that means it’s once again time for a night filled with an evening of food and fun
Brian is at Taejavu’s (Like deja vu) checking out some of the specials on tonight’s menu.
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If you’ve never experienced the art of blowing glass, tonight is your night to see it in action
Brian is at Hot Shop Glass watching artists turn two thousand degree glass in to art right before his eyes.