MILWAUKEE – More than a year after the Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee closed its doors to gatherings due to the coronavirus pandemic, it will reopen on Tuesday, June 15 with a grand reopening ceremony for public events. The party, with free food, a photo booth, and a dance party, music and self-guided tours, takes place from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Special Guest Governor Tony Evers will stop by for a tour at 1:00 pm “The power of what we started and the glow of our unbreakable spirit continues to glow. Now, on June 15th, we will lift our spirits into a burning wave of love when the Sherman Phoenix reopens, ”said JoAnne Sabir, co-developer of the Sherman Phoenix. “The doors are being ceremoniously reopened, and we are excited to welcome our community back to renewing themselves by being with us – and with each other!” “The Sherman Phoenix has a special kind of energy that it doesn’t be duplicated. You can feel it as soon as you walk through the doors, ”said Chandra Cooper, CEO of Queens Closet, a Sherman Phoenix tenant. “We are more than a marketplace and an entrepreneurial center, we are hope and future for the community.” Here is some information about the Sherman Phoenix celebrations: • Self-guided tours: Not been on the road for a year ?! Come and see how your old favorites – like Funky Fresh Spring Rolls – have twisted and reinvented. You will also find some new offerings that have sprung up during the pandemic. • Photo booth: So that the community shows that we are stronger than anything that separates us – take a picture of your positive attitude and share your social media Posts ahead #werise # shermanpphoenix • Free food: Until it’s gone – free BBQ, which of course is provided for you by our own shops • Dance party music: The Sherman Phoenix is always a party, with art and culture in our center. Dance for joy with our DJ who is putting on exactly the right soundtrack for another family get-together. The Sherman Phoenix also announced Monday that it would create a new nonprofit arm, The Sherman Phoenix Foundation. The organization will focus on “the much needed leadership, training and action of colored people for economic justice and empowerment”. More information about the Sherman Phoenix can be found on the website. Report a typo or bug // Send a message tip
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