Our Night with the Swamp Bats! | Rewind 92.7 & 102.3

Bring the whole family this Tuesday, July 30th-starting at 6pm for Our Night AND Military & First Responder Night with the Swamp Bats at Alumni Field in Keene …come see the Bats take on The Sanford Mainers as they play their LAST home game of the 2024 season!

Join us starting at 6pm at Alumni Field on Arch Street in Keene for:

Golf Games & cornhole courtesy of Brattleboro Country Club
Free “Fairy Hair by Jess” from 6p-7p
Fun Souvenir photos with the Luxury Box Photo Booth
Giveaways and info from Bergeron Mechanical and The Savings Bank of Walpole
Touch-a-Truck
Entertainment by Doug the Devil Stick Man, Glitter tattoos, and bounce houses by Bounce Above The Rest!
Stop by the radio station tent for chances to win prizes.

First pitch is at 6:35pm as the Swamp Bats take on The Sanford Mainers.

TICKETS ARE JUST $6 FOR ADULTS, $4 FOR SENIORS…AND CHILDREN 10 AND UNDER, MILITARY, 1ST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE ALL FREE!

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