Waukesha Friends Mark 32-Year Tradition with Green Bay Trip During Packers Alumni Week
A group of 16 friends from Waukesha, Wisconsin, is celebrating their 32-year-old annual tradition with a trip to Green Bay, Wisconsin. This year's visit coincides with Packers Alumni Week and the team's home opener at Lambeau Field.
Green Bay Appleton, WI, September 24, 2026 —
Sixteen friends hailing from Waukesha, Wisconsin, have embarked on their annual tradition, now in its 32nd year, with a visit to Green Bay. This year’s gathering holds particular significance as it aligns with the highly anticipated Packers Alumni Week and the Green Bay Packers’ home opener game, scheduled to take place at the iconic Lambeau Field.
The long-standing tradition, which spans over three decades, sees the group of friends reunite annually. While the specific nature of their tradition beyond the annual trip is not detailed, this year’s destination was chosen to coincide with events related to the Green Bay Packers, a prominent fixture in Wisconsin’s sporting culture.
The timing of their visit to Green Bay is set to overlap with the team’s Packers Alumni Week festivities, an event that typically draws former players back to the city. Furthermore, their trip is timed to coincide with the Packers’ first home game of the season at Lambeau Field, a landmark stadium with significant historical ties to professional American football.
The group’s commitment to maintaining this annual reunion for 32 consecutive years underscores a dedication to friendship and shared experiences. The specific details regarding the friends’ itinerary in Green Bay, beyond attending events related to the Packers, were not provided. The names of the individuals in the group were also not specified.
Story summarized from the original created by Matthew Draxton on www.wbay.com, see more information here.
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