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The Racine Rotary Post Prom is a bigger deal this year than in past years, especially since this marks the first big event these teens have attended in over a year. So we’re going all out to help them celebrate.

We’ll have some photos ready Saturday night and will add more on Sunday. In the meantime, feel free to submit your photos here.

Click on the photo below to open up the web-based storytelling project.

Racine Rotary Prom 2021
Racine Rotary Foundars present Enchanted Evening. A post prom event held May 15, 2021 at Union Grove Fair Grounds.
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Getting ready

Ally Spang, Jack Vanderheyden from REAL School, taking some pictures at Bender Park before prom at Racine County Fairgrounds
Emma Andersen, Kylee Andersen from Horlick High School show off their crocs.
Matthew Dwyer from Horlick High School wiill be attending prom with a group of friends.
Group of men from Park High School getting ready before prom

The ride

Robby Riker and Kailey Veselino in the parking lot of the real school getting ready to head to prom. They decorated Robby’s truck with color changing lights and made banners and put flowers on it. Their flowers that they are wearing even light up.

The red carpet

Left to Right: Kam McGhee (St. Cat’s) and Michaiah Evans (Case)

Prom court

From Left to Right: Mikey Cabaltera and Lanie Pucci from Case High School

Post Prom

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Denise Lockwood has an extensive background in traditional and non-traditional media. She has written for Patch.com, the Milwaukee Business Journal, Milwaukee Magazine and the Kenosha News.