Ever wanted to dive deep into history while exploring the stories of baseball's unsung heroes? Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a history buff, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum offers an unforgettable journey into America’s past with rich stories, rare artifacts, and engaging exhibits. Are you ready to step up to the plate and explore this one-of-a-kind experience?

What We Offer

• Single-Day Admission for Two – Enjoy a captivating tour through the museum’s exhibits and uncover stories of perseverance, sportsmanship, and cultural change.
• Single-Day Admission for Four – Bring your crew to soak up the history and share in the marvel of America’s unsung baseball heroes.
• $5 Donation – Support the museum’s ongoing efforts to preserve this essential chapter of American history while ensuring that the legacy of the Negro Leagues continues to inspire future generations.

Note that state and local guidelines are changing regularly. Please check Negro Leagues Baseball Museum’s website or contact them for their latest guidelines.

Things to Know:

• Amenities: coat check
• Plexiglass has been installed in areas where transactions occur.
• Social distancing is encouraged and occupation limits have been introduced.
• Water fountains and coat checks are unavailable at this time.

Why You Should Grab This Offer

This deal offers a chance to explore the trailblazing history of African American baseball at an iconic museum. With its comprehensive exhibits detailing significant contributions by Negro League players, it's an educational experience like no other. The virtual exhibitions add an extra layer of engagement, allowing you to delve into baseball's cultural impact globally. Special events honoring legends provide unique opportunities for fans. Additionally, educational programs cater to all ages making it a perfect outing for families. The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum has been featured in various news outlets and articles, highlighting its impactful programs, events, and historical significance.

With a 4.9-star rating on Groupon, the museum is praised for its immersive and informative exhibits that resonate with visitors of all ages. Plus, by donating to the museum, you’re helping to ensure that these stories continue to inspire and educate generations to come. Parking is available on 18th Street, along the south side of “Buck” O’Neil Way (17th Street Terrace), or in public lots near the Gregg Community Center at 18th and Woodland, as well as 18th & Vine.