Thanks @jwdebelius and @thermokarst.
Both of these methods work well for viewing the visualization - and that jupyter notebook functionality is awesome! I didn't know you could do that.
I work with collaborators who are located in areas without good access to the internet. I like sharing the QIIME 2 .qzv and .qza formats with view.qiime2.org because it contains all the bioinformatics results along with the "Provenance" - what tools and parameters were used - very convenient. Is there a way to view the "Provenance" tab? I noticed it doesn't show up with either method. I found this post viewing provenance from command line to show details available from view.qiime2.org but I wasn't sure how to parse the extracted output, and I was hoping I could view it as it appears on view.qiime2.org.
If not, I kindly request this as a feature 
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