The Downtown Racine Corporation is thrilled to announce the return of its eagerly awaited Wine Walks, set to take place on May 4th and 11th from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. This event invites residents and visitors alike to explore the historic and hip district of Downtown Racine, nestled against the scenic backdrop of Lake Michigan.
Participants will have the opportunity to stroll through 30 welcoming businesses, each offering a unique taste of 20 hand-selected wines and 10 craft beer samples. Tickets are available for just $40, providing access to all venues, a custom wine sampling glass, a stylish canvas tote-bag, and delicious snacks at each stop.
Kelly Kruse, Executive Director of the Downtown Racine Corporation, shares her enthusiasm: “The Wine Walk is more than just a tasting event; it’s a vibrant celebration of the culture and community spirit that make Downtown Racine a remarkable place. We invite everyone to join us as we uncork the essence of our city, one sip at a time.”
In a delightful twist, the Wine Walk on May 11 also serves as a perfect Mother’s Day gift. Treat your mother to an unforgettable day filled with fine wines, charming streetscapes, and the joy of shared experiences in the heart of Racine.
To accommodate all attendees, convenient parking is available at the Lake Avenue Ramp, Shoop Ramp, Civic Centre Ramp, and McMynn Ramp at an affordable rate of $3.50 for the entire day.
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate spring, discover new flavors, and enjoy the company of friends and neighbors in one of Racine’s premier events. Tickets are limited, so be sure to secure yours for an unparalleled experience in Downtown Racine.
For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit racinedowntown.com or bit.ly/RacineWine2024 or call 262-634-6002 to avoid the online surcharge.
Proceeds of this event benefit the Downtown Racine Corporation, a non-profit whose mission is to foster economic, social, and cultural diversity by stimulating business development, programming events, and marketing downtown to the community, developers, and tourists. The goal of the event is to ultimately grow foot traffic on the sidewalks of downtown Racine and get people in the doors of our awesome local businesses.
