Saturday, May 22
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Visitors will be the first to see new exhibits and displays, and enjoy free refreshments, a self-guided tour of the Old Jail, and be entertained by “Living Statues’– costumed actors presenting famous historical people from Brown County.
With the Museum closed for over a year, the excitement is high to once again open the doors for visitors of all ages. Director Wanda Furgason commented, “So many people have called to find out when the Museum will be reopening come out and celebrate with a sneak peek of everything new at the Museum. The street will be closed for this event, with tables and refreshment stations, so everyone can enjoy touring both buildings and being out in the fresh air.” Timed tours will take visitors through the Main exhibit building, then take their time exploring the 118 year-old Old Jail.