Americans getting shots at Indy 500, museums, stadiums
At the Indy 500
During the Indianapolis 500, fans with tickets can get vaccinated inside the gates. Local residents can get their shots on 16th Street outside the gates.
Under a blue whale
New York City residents can get vaccinated under a 94-foot model of a blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History.
At the farmers' market
Fresh strawberries. New potatoes. The COVID-19 vaccine. Iowa's Des Moines Downtown Farmers' Market will offer a vaccination station run by Hy-Vee, a Midwestern supermarket chain.
Dracula's castle
Romanian health officers have set up a COVID-19 vaccination center at the 14th-century Bran's Castle, the inspiration behind Dracula’s home in Bram Stoker’s 19th-century gothic novel "Dracula."
At a Major League Baseball game
In Seattle, Mariners fans can get vaccinated while they attend home games at T-Mobile Park. Last week, 160 people got their shots over the nine innings of a game against the Baltimore Orioles.
In a New York train station
Also in New York, eight train stationswill host COVID-19 vaccination clinics in New York City and its suburbs in hopes of convincing riders and employees to get their shot.