These Fun Party Events Are Still Happening During Coronavirus Crisis

Spring Break & Bike Week Rages On In Florida

By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Nightlife Blogger

Meanwhile, in Daytona Beach, girls have been wrestling in coleslaw and college students are partying at Florida beaches.

While cities have canceled St. Patrick’s Day parades, the NBA and other sports leagues have put their games on hold and the NCAA has turned March Madness into March Madness, there are some fun annual events that are still taking place in the USA.

 Bike Week 2020, in Daytona Beach, which concluded on Saturday, March 14, was one of them with a series of events including a coleslaw wrestling contest. Ladies in bikinis went after each other in a pile of 2,000 pounds of cabbage and oil. Bike Week is a major annual event that attracts as many as 500,000 bikers from all over the country.

There were two coleslaw wresting contests, one on Saturday, March 14. That’s was the same day many people were going to St. Patrick’s Day parades around the USA, only to have them canceled or postponed.

Also in Florida, Spring Break rages on in Panama City, Fort Myers and other locations. Including Daytona Beach.

In Mexico City,  Vive Latino attracted more than 70,000 fans for two days of the music festival that featured Bon Jovi as a headliner. The event took precautions, tho; at the entrance, security personnel checked each person for a possible fever.

With all the negative and “bummer” news coming out across American (and the world) related to coronavirus, PubClub.com wanted to provide a bit of positivity in this time of crisis. We will continue to search for events that are not canceled, postponed or conducted with no fans.

For now, tho, think about Spring Break and coleslaw wrestling.