100 Days Away: SWING at Victory Field
INDIANAPOLIS – With nearly 30 restaurant partners aboard and hundreds of Premium and VIP tickets already sold, Indianapolis Indians Charities’ new signature charity event – SWING – is 100 days away from debuting at Victory Field. The 1930s baseball and vintage chic affair is set for Friday, Sept. 29, with
INDIANAPOLIS – With nearly 30 restaurant partners aboard and hundreds of Premium and VIP tickets already sold, Indianapolis Indians Charities’ new signature charity event – SWING – is 100 days away from debuting at Victory Field. The 1930s baseball and vintage chic affair is set for Friday, Sept. 29, with all proceeds benefiting Indianapolis Indians Charities to help fund its 2024 grant recipients and nonprofit partners.
Premium tickets are available, but less than 100 VIP tickets remain. The VIP tickets include early entry at 5:30 PM and exclusive access to the Elements Financial Club, a Speakeasy presented by Rabbit Hole Bourbon in the home clubhouse, Jazz Club presented by Tito's Handmade Vodka in the batting cages and Knob Creek Cigar Lounge presented by Hoots Marketing on Victory Field’s Third Base Terrace.
“With SWING officially 100 days away, momentum is building as restaurants, partners and guests are securing their place to be part of and enjoy an incredible signature charity event at Victory Field,” said Joel Zawacki, Indianapolis Indians assistant general manager of corporate sales and marketing. “We look forward to showcasing SWING restaurant partners and live performers over the coming weeks as we approach Indianapolis Indians Charities’ marquee fundraising event.”
Premium and VIP guests may walk the red carpet, snap photos at photobooths, participate in a virtual reality home run derby and dance on the field to live music under the stadium lights. The event will include upscale ballpark food and pop-up bars spaced throughout the ballpark. The full menu of current restaurant partners can be found here.
Guests are encouraged to travel back in time with their SWING attire to a 1930s vintage chic look, a decade in which tweed caps, newsboys, berets, fedoras, suits, sport coats, suspenders, jump suits and tailored blouses matched baseball’s popularity in America.
Private hospitality spaces are available on the field and can accommodate up to 10 guests at designated tables. Interested parties are encouraged to email Joel Zawacki at [email protected]. Varying sponsorship opportunities are also available, and many include VIP tickets. Check out SWING sponsorship opportunities here.
Premium tickets are $250 while VIP tickets are $425. Learn more about where Indianapolis Indians Charities directs funding to nonprofit partners in its 2022 Community Impact Report.