
Free Tickets Offered for Evansville Otters Opening Night
Celebrate Tourism Week at Bosse Field
From May 3rd through 9th, Explore Evansville is joining communities across the country in celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week. To mark the occasion, they’re inviting you to a ballgame. Not just any ballgame, though, it’s opening night with the Evansville Otters on Thursday, May 7th at Bosse Field!
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First pitch is set for 6:35 PM, and the evening is all about recognizing the hospitality workers, local businesses, and community partners who play a big role in making Evansville a welcoming place to visit and live. Think of it as a hometown “thank you” celebration – with a side of Otterball.
What To Expect On Opening Night
Throughout the game, there will be special moments of recognition and some fun in-game giveaways to keep the energy high. It’s a perfect excuse to grab your friends or family, enjoy a classic night at the ballpark, and show some love for the people who help our city thrive.
How To Get Your Free Evansville Otters Tickets
The best part of the night is that tickets are FREE! You can snag yours by heading to the Evansville Otters schedule page, selecting the May 7th game, choosing general admission, and entering the promo code EXPLOREEVANSVILLE at checkout.
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National Travel and Tourism Week was established by the U.S. Travel Association and highlights just how important tourism is to communities like ours. Here in Evansville, it helps support local businesses, creates jobs, and keeps our city vibrant and growing.

So, come out to Bosse Field, cheer on the Otters, and help celebrate an industry and a community that makes Evansville such a great place to call home.
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