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Milwaukee Hotel Hosting Pride Month Celebratory Brunch

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The Iron Horse Hotel is hosting a “Divas & Drag Pride Brunch” on Sunday, June 28 to celebrate the last weekend of pride month and give back to local LGBT organizations.

The event features Iron Horse Hotel’s regular brunch, special drinks and performances from Milwaukee drag queens.

In addition to the mimosas, the hotel has also added a specialty drink menu specifically for this brunch.

Sales from the drinks will be divided up and administered to local LGBT organizations, according to Dechambre.

Even with guidelines in place, business has been steadily continuing at the Iron Horse Hotel, according to Dechambre, and regular brunches are planned to continue.

Source: The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper

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