Bravo, Braves! Kid-Friendly Braves Events in the Offseason
by Tinybeans Team
The Braves winning the World Series meant a few things for Atlanta families. First, nobody slept. We were all walking around like we had newborns at home—which some of us did—and the collective sleep depravation no doubt added to our city’s unique forms of chaos. But more importantly, winning the World Series meant locking-in a new generation of diehard Braves fans. And trust us, your kids are missing the excitement. Keep reading for four ways to keep the magic alive for your littlest Bravos.
Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps
The Atlanta Braves Baseball Camps presented by Mizuno offer ballplayers the unique opportunity to learn new skills through the official Braves Camp curriculum while getting closer to their favorite team than ever before! Have nonstop baseball fun with an emphasis on teamwork, attitude, and healthy competition for players, ages 6-12, of all abilities.
2021 Camp Dates: Throughout June in 3 locations. Registering now. Online:mlb.com
Atlanta Braves History Tour at Truist Park
As the longest continuously operating franchise in Major League Baseball, the Atlanta Braves have plenty of history to share with their fans. Tours of Truist Park are offered daily year-round and take guests to many areas off limits during games. With artifacts and exhibits distributed throughout the ballpark, it is a definite must for any Braves or baseball fan. Tours begin at the Right Field Gate and tickets must be purchased in advance online. Tours depart rain or shine and last approximately 1.5 hours.
If you really, really can't wait to watch Freddy and Ozzie in action again, head to CoolToday Park in Venice, Florida in early Spring to get a peek at what the team looks like for the upcoming season.
CoolToday Park 18800 S. West Villages Parkway Venice, FL 34292 Online:mlb.com
