‘Social’ drinking outside on 12 blocks of downtown Muskegon begins soon
Updated Mar 11, 2021;
Posted Mar 11, 2021
Downtown Muskegon s, social district, allowing patrons to stroll more than 12 blocks with drinks in hand, will fully open in April.
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MUSKEGON, MI – The party is about to really get started in downtown Muskegon with the launch of its 12-block social district along which patrons will be able to stroll with their alcoholic beverages.
The social district, designed to give the downtown a “year-round festival atmosphere” will have a full “launch” starting in mid-April,
and could involve more than 20 alcohol-serving establishments.
The district stretches nearly the full length of Western Avenue, from Eighth Street to just past Pine Street. It also includes parts of Clay Avenue.
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