Titletown in Green Bay, Where Packer Fans Come Together
Titletown in Green Bay is where Packer fans come together for games. (Photo by Sam Rutherford/Getty Images for Titletown in Green Bay)
The name of the place is a bit of a mouthful — or is it?
The Titletown in Green Bay, a gathering of Packers fans, is just as much a landmark in Green Bay’s history as Lambeau Field and the Pack is in Packer history.
Lambeau Field is a great arena and the Pack is the greatest team in the NFL. However, each of those are as important as the others and Titletown represents the essence of what is great about the Green Bay Packers.
It is where fans of all ages come to see and cheer on their Packers, to participate in traditions and to laugh out loud at what they see as the best team in professional football.
There have been Packers fans in Milwaukee and across the country since the team began in 1869. But Titletown has stood as a beacon on the Packers journey into Green Bay, representing the importance of sports and the tradition of sports in local culture.
So the next time you come across a packer fan wearing a Packers jersey, smile. Smile, because he or she is waving a green banner that can’t be ignored. The Packers and Packers fandom is what makes Titletown Green Bay and all that the Packers represents.
There have been Packers fans in Milwaukee and across the country since the team began in 1869. But Titletown has stood as a beacon on the Packers journey into Green Bay, representing the importance of sports and the tradition of sports in local culture.
There have been Packers fans in Milwaukee and across the country since the team began in 1869. But Titletown has stood as a beacon on the Packers journey into Green Bay, representing the importance of sports and the tradition of sports in local culture.
There have been Packers fans in Milwaukee and across the country since the team began in 1869. But Titletown has stood as a beacon on the Packers journey into Green Bay, representing the importance
