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PawSox Schedule “Ladies Day” Promotion in August, Featuring Stemless Wine Glasses

Tuesday, April 02, 2019

 

PHOTO: GoLocalProv

The Pawtucket Red Sox have scheduled “Ladies Day” as one of this coming season’s promotional events.

The event features all you can eat BBQ, a pre-game catch, and a PawSox stemless wine glass for those attending.

Promotion: Ladies Day

The Pawtucket Red Sox want to invite you to celebrate Ladies' Day with us at McCoy Stadium! We are offering a special $35 package to the first 200 purchasers that features an all you can eat bbq General Admission ticket, pre-game catch on the field, and a PawSox stemless wine glass. If you any questions or to upgrade to reserve seating, please contact Alli Katterheinrich, Community Sales Manager, at 401-721-5394 or [email protected].

The PawSox spokesperson Bill Wanless says about the game in a statement to GoLocal, "Ladies Day is Sunday, August 4 when we play Rochester at 1:05 pm at McCoy.  We are still in the process of securing companies who will participate, but we know that Ross-Simons Jewelers will be in attendance and will offer ladies free jewelry cleaning as well as giving away gift bags. Cycle Bar in Providence will be in attendance and also giving away prizes.  We are in the midst of continuing to talk with other companies who will be on hand and offering their services and products."

Wanless adds, "We have done this event for the past three or four years and it’s been a popular game.  We will offer discounted tickets to ladies groups and organizations.  It’s a bit of a tribute back to the good old days."

Vice Sports wrote about the baseball phenomenon of promo events for women only in 2017. “Today, "Ladies Night" at the ballpark usually means some variation of spa packages, manicures, wine specials, and feather boas. The Minnesota Twins host Women, Wine & Baseball. The Kansas City Royals have a Girls' Night Out event, as do the Seattle Mariners and the Atlanta Braves. The Washington Nationals have a Ladies Night that includes a fashion show."

The parent team of the PawSox is also holding a “Girls of Summer” event this year too. This has been an annual event for the Boston Red Sox..

Join us on May 16 for the Girls of Summer event, geared towards all the amazing women of Red Sox Nation. This all-day event will include clinics with the coaches, behind the scene tours of Fenway Park, Q&A with players and coaches, and much more! Each guest will also receive lunch along with a ticket for the game that evening between the Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics. The lineup includes:

Clinic with Red Sox Coaches (4 different activities)
Lunch and Q&A with Front Office Panel
Meet the Red Sox
Press Conference with the Manager
Batting Practice Viewing
Red Sox Game!

“The Houston Astros learned...the hard way in 2013 when they held their own Baseball 101 event, which included a panel where women could 'come learn about baseball.' The reaction on social media was swift—and harsh. The concept was lambasted as outdated, condescending, and offensive,” reported Vice.

 

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