Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival to embrace moto-culture

MILWAUKEE, Wis. -- The Harley-Davidson Museum announced Monday the return of its annual Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival, celebrating music, moto-culture, and Milwaukee.

Beginning July 25, the museum said the festival will bring four days and nights packed full of entertainment, events, and live music, with headliners The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jelly Roll, and HARDY. Kenny Wayne Shepard will also perform for free on the Rockford Fosgate Stage.

The museum said guests can partake in a variety of celebrations, including "Bike Night," the "Factory Race Team Experience," and more. Guests will also have the hands-on opportunity to learn welding, pinstriping, leatherwork, and more from trailblazing women in the motorcycle industry.

In addition to celebrations, the museum said the festival will provide guests with state-of-the-art custom motorcycle showings from V-Twin Visionary, #FreedomMachines showings from Harley-Davidson, and more.

The museum said dealerships, skills demonstrations, guided tours, free demos, and more will be offered at Harley-Davidson's Powertrain Operations Facility in Menomonee Falls.

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