Our Night with the Swampbats | Rewind 92.7 & 102.3

Bring the whole family on Tuesday, July 28th-starting at 5:30pm for Our Night with the SwampBats at Alumni Field in Keene as they take on the Nashua Silver Knights!

Let’s TURN THE PARK PURPLE! Wear your Swampbats gear or anything and everything purple!

Join us starting at 5:30pm at Alumni Field on Arch Street in Keene for:

Meet some of the animals from Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary
Free facepainting
Milla’s Magic Treasures
Bounce houses by Bounce Above the Rest ($)
Play Baseball Bingo
Stop by the radio station tent for chances to win prizes!

First pitch is at 6:35pm.

TICKETS ARE JUST $8 FOR ADULTS, $6 FOR SENIORS & STUDENTS…AND CHILDREN 10 AND UNDER ARE FREE!

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