CHICAGO (CBS) — There’s no sugarcoating it – Peeps are everywhere this time of year.
But if you want a new look at the marshmallow treat, plan a day trip to Racine, Wisconsin.
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“Everything in here it’s bright it’s colorful it’s springtime. It’s a nice treat after a nice gray winter,” said Jessica Zalewski of the Racine Art Museum.
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But if you can’t make it up to Racine, the museum is doing a virtual tour on Facebook on April 7.
Peeps take center stage for their annual exhibit at the @RacineArtMuseum. It kicks off today. But before doors open, I’ll have a sneak “peep” for you after 5:30 am Thursday on @CBS58. pic.twitter.com/7Dc9LS3DQg
— Michael Schlesinger (@mikeywx8) March 25, 2021
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