Oct. 24 Update: Due to a poor forecast for Thursday, Purdue baseball's costume scrimmage and on-field trick-or-treat is moving to Wednesday, Oct. 27 from 6 to 8 p.m. The event remains free for all attendees. Fans are encouraged to wear costumes to Alexander Field.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue baseball is inviting fans of all ages back to Alexander Field for the return of the program's Halloween Bash on Wednesday, Oct. 27, an event that will feature trick-or-treating on the field following a three-inning costume scrimmage.
The Halloween Bash returns from a one-year hiatus after its debut was a big hit during Halloween Week in 2019. Admission is free at Alexander Field. The Boilermakers will be wearing costumes and fans in attendance are also encouraged to arrive dressed in Halloween costumes.
The event will begin at 6 p.m. ET with a quick costume scrimmage, after which children will be to take the field for trick-or-treating, receiving candy from the players. Inflatable play areas and Halloween crafts will be available to fans on the concourse during the scrimmage.
The Boilermakers are also making plans to host their First Pitch Dinner in January and popular Preseason Fan Fest inside Mollenkopf in February. Both are expected to return as in-person events this year.
The remainder of the fall ball schedule at Alexander Field features exhibition games on Saturday, Oct. 9 and Saturday, Oct. 16 as well as the three-game Black & Gold Series, set for Oct. 21 to 23. All fall ball events feature free admission.
HALLOWEEN BASH AT ALEXANDER – FULL DETAILS
• Thursday, October 28 at 6 p.m.
• Alexander Field
• All Ages
• Free Admission
• Fans are encouraged to wear costumes
• 3-Inning scrimmage followed by Trick-or-Treating
• Inflatables and Halloween crafts on the concourse
• All fans receive a voucher redeemable for one free ticket to any regular-season home game in 2022
@PurdueBaseball's Halloween at Alexander by PURDUE ATHLETICS on on Exposure
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue baseball is inviting fans of all ages back to Alexander Field for the return of the program's Halloween Bash on Wednesday, Oct. 27, an event that will feature trick-or-treating on the field following a three-inning costume scrimmage.
The Halloween Bash returns from a one-year hiatus after its debut was a big hit during Halloween Week in 2019. Admission is free at Alexander Field. The Boilermakers will be wearing costumes and fans in attendance are also encouraged to arrive dressed in Halloween costumes.
The event will begin at 6 p.m. ET with a quick costume scrimmage, after which children will be to take the field for trick-or-treating, receiving candy from the players. Inflatable play areas and Halloween crafts will be available to fans on the concourse during the scrimmage.
Fans in attendance will receive a voucher redeemable for one free ticket to any regular-season home game (excluding the April series vs. Indiana) during the 2022 season. Purdue has seven home weekends and 28 total home dates on its 2022 schedule.Check out some of the best moments from Halloween Bash at Alexander!
— Purdue Baseball (@PurdueBaseball) October 31, 2019
🎃👾👻🕸️🍬🍫🍭#BoilerUp #HappyHalloween pic.twitter.com/z8psvsbrDm
The Boilermakers are also making plans to host their First Pitch Dinner in January and popular Preseason Fan Fest inside Mollenkopf in February. Both are expected to return as in-person events this year.
The remainder of the fall ball schedule at Alexander Field features exhibition games on Saturday, Oct. 9 and Saturday, Oct. 16 as well as the three-game Black & Gold Series, set for Oct. 21 to 23. All fall ball events feature free admission.
HALLOWEEN BASH AT ALEXANDER – FULL DETAILS
• Thursday, October 28 at 6 p.m.
• Alexander Field
• All Ages
• Free Admission
• Fans are encouraged to wear costumes
• 3-Inning scrimmage followed by Trick-or-Treating
• Inflatables and Halloween crafts on the concourse
• All fans receive a voucher redeemable for one free ticket to any regular-season home game in 2022
@PurdueBaseball's Halloween at Alexander by PURDUE ATHLETICS on on Exposure