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RACINE — The Donald Trump show comes to Racine Saturday.

The Republican presidential front-runner has scheduled a campaign event at noon at Memorial Hall, 5 Fifth St. Doors open at 10 a.m. Tickets are available on Trump’s website.

The Racine Police Department was busy Friday preparing for the event, which was scheduled on short notice.

The department is bracing for anything, police Lt. Al Days said. Many Trump rallies have attracted scores of protesters and, in some cases, violence.

Just this week, police in Janesville were investigated an incident outside a Trump rally there in which a protester was pepper-sprayed.

“We will just make that site and event as safe and secure as possible,” Days said. “We’re not sure what we’re going to get, but we’re planning for everything.”

Downtown businesses also were making adjustments, including the Racine Public Library and Racine Heritage Museum, which announced they will close Saturday due to the event.