In a lively celebration, a bustling crowd transitioned from the old Wayzata Bar and Grill in the parking lot of the Wayzata Bay Center to the revamped Muni on April 28, 2011.
The farewell event, marked by a vibrant display of dance, featured a diverse gathering of attendees, including a spirited team of performers from the Wayzata Chamber, esteemed City Officials such as Mayor Ken Willcox, and City Manager Al Orsen.
Superior Boulevard became the stage for a dynamic procession as the enthusiastic group, led by Mayor Willcox and City Manager Orsen, made their way from the old venue to the new.
The air was filled with excitement and anticipation as the community bid adieu to the familiar surroundings of the Wayzata Bar and Grill, welcoming a fresh start at The Muni.
The climax of the evening unfolded in front of the newly erected building, where a modest ceremony took place.
Sommelier Gina Holman took center stage, uncorking a bottle of champagne to symbolize the effervescence of this momentous occasion.
With a grand gesture, she swung open the doors of the new establishment, inviting attendees to step into a new era for The Muni.
The atmosphere was charged with optimism as patrons, city officials, and community members reveled in the promise of this newly constructed space.
The Muni, now transformed, stands ready to embrace a future filled with culinary delights, community gatherings, and shared moments of joy.
