Riley Park to Become a Smoke- and Tobacco-Free Facility
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The Charleston RiverDogs in conjunction with the City of Charleston have announced that Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park has become a smoke- and tobacco-free stadium. This policy will be in place for all stadium events, including all Citadel and RiverDogs games as well as non-gameday events year-round.The
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The Charleston RiverDogs in conjunction with the City of Charleston have announced that Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park has become a smoke- and tobacco-free stadium. This policy will be in place for all stadium events, including all Citadel and RiverDogs games as well as non-gameday events year-round.
The use of all tobacco products, including but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, e-cigarettes and vapor mechanisms, will be prohibited in all areas of the stadium. Additionally, the majority of the grounds inside and around the stadium will also be designated smoke- and tobacco-free.
On the heels of their second straight year eclipsing 300,000 fans through the turnstiles, the RiverDogs are preparing to "Make Fun" all season long in another year down at The Joe. Some say it's good; girls just want to have it, but where doesfun come from? The RiverDogs believe that they can create a better, happier, more joyful community by helping people to "Make Fun." Single-game tickets, including options to the Riley Park Club, are now available for the 2019 campaign atriverdogs.com/tickets or by contacting the RiverDogs front office at 843-577-3647 (DOGS). The RiverDogs begin their home schedule on April 11 when they host the Greensboro Grasshoppers at The Joe, preceded by a weeklong road trip. A full schedule and list of game times for the 2019 season is available at riverdogs.com.
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