NCAA Tournamant Pre Game Party :: Time: 6:30 PM Join us for an evening program at Sports Legends Museum as college basketball coaches Jimmy Patsos of Loyola College and Pat Kennedy of Towson University discuss the teams, matchups, and predictions for the NCAA Tournament with fans.
 Discuss the 2010 Orioles Season with Sports Broadcaster & Reporters ::Time: 12:00 PM Join members of the Baltimore area sports media, Peter Schmuck, Stan Charles, Scott Garceau and Keith Mills, in a round-table discussion on predictions for the upcoming Orioles Baseball season moderated by Museum Executive Director, Mike Gibbons.
Admission is $25 and includes a box lunch. Opening Day Pre-Game Party ::Time: 12:00 PM Orioles vs Toronto Join us at Sports Legends Museum for this year's opening day party. Admission includes food and drink plus a ticket to the game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Our our buffet-style menu includes Pit Beef and Ham, Italian Sausage with Green Peppers and Onions, Fried Chicken, Raw Oysters, Fried Oysters, Macaroni and Cheese, Potato Salad, Bread, Rolls and Condiments, Cookies and Brownies, Beer, Wine, and Assorted Soda.
Admission $60 (game ticket & buffet); $30 (buffet only) ** Parking in the B&O Museum lot is also available to party attendees for an additional $5.00. Tickets are limited and are available by contacting Whitney Edmonds. 410.727.1539 ext. 3033
WhitneyE@BabeRuthMuseum.com Joe Castiglione – Red Sox Sports Announcer ::Time: TBA With the Red Sox in town to play the Orioles, Joe Castiglione, veteran Boston Red Sox radio broadcaster, will visit Sports Legends Museum on Saturday, May 1st at 2:30pm to meet with fans, discuss his 28-year career with the Red Sox and the 2010 team, as well as sign copies of his book, Broadcast Rites and Sites: I Saw It on the Radio with the Boston Red Sox. This program is free with standard Museum admission. Baseball Historian - Richard D`Ambrisi at the Birthplace :: Time: 1:00 PM Step back in time at the Babe Ruth Birthplace as baseball historian Richard "Pastime" D'Ambrisi discusses various aspects of the history of the game from the 1800s. He has developed an extensive display of reproduction materials and images that tell the story of the evolution of baseball in America. The program starts at 1:00pm. In this program, Richard covers hands on display of Authentic reproduced uniform, equipment, documents, books, accessories used by a mid 19th Century Ballist. Richard has been involved with the vintage baseball movement for over sixteen years. He is a member of the Vintage Base Ball Association, the Society for American Baseball Research, the Baseball Hall of Fame, and the National Association for Interpretation, the Association for Living History Farm and Agricultural Museums and a volunteer with the Education Department at Sports Legends at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Maryland. Richard is the team historian and a founding member of the Chesapeake & Potomac 1860s vintage baseball club in Maryland, was Chairman of the 2008 Sideline Interpretation Committee and 2008 interim Historian for the Vintage Base Ball Association. ** Richard will be appearing for 2 more unique programs at the Babe Ruth Birthplace during the 2010 baseball season on July 24th and August 21st. |
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