Fun for all at the ballpark

By Nan Kording

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Springfield Sliders baseball

Join the Springfield Sliders as they take on the Hannibal Cavemen this Saturday, July 11, at Robin Roberts Stadium. If you have yet to attend a Springfield Sliders baseball game, what are you waiting for? An array of summer’s freshest brews to sample during the game? A pregame princess tea party? Well, you’re in luck! Join the team for New Brew Night and Princess Night. The purchase of a $15 wristband allows fans ages 21 and up to sample five seasonal beers, compliments of Budweiser and Skeff Distributing. The pregame princess tea party is hosted by Cinderella and other costumed princesses who will play games, sing songs and have fun with the younger crew. The princess party begins at 5 p.m. Princess party tickets are available for $20 each and include admission to the game. For more information about the Springfield Sliders or these promotions, visit http://springfieldsliders.com.

Springfield Sliders baseball
Saturday, July 11, 6:35pm
Robin Roberts Stadium
1415 N. Grand Ave. East
679-3511
$7-$20

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Nan Kording

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