MILWAUKEE – The first-place Milwaukee Brewers are back at American Family Field for a six-game homestand from Aug. 20-26 against the Washington Nationals (Aug. 20-22) and Cincinnati Reds (Aug. 24-26). Tickets are available for all six games, including Sunday, Aug. 22 where special guest Bobby Portis of the Milwaukee Bucks throws the ceremonial first pitch, joined by Brewers All-Stars Ben Sheets and Geoff Jenkins.

Single-game tickets for games at American Family Field throughout the remainder of the regular season are available for purchase. Tickets can be purchased at brewers.com, 1-800-933-7890 or at the American Family Field Box Office. All online and phone purchases will be digitally delivered through the MLB Ballpark app.

The Brewers will celebrate the 2000s Decade Weekend this homestand beginning with a 2000s Brewers short-sleeved t-shirt giveaway to the first 10,000 ticketed fans on Friday, Aug. 20, courtesy of International Autos Group.

Saturday, Aug. 21, the Crew celebrates Cerveceros Community Day, presented by Aurora Health Care®. While the ticket packages including the replica jersey are sold out, tickets for the game remain, and fans have the ability to enjoy several special experiences throughout the ballpark. Enjoy the pre-game parade at 1:30 p.m., beginning at the Clocktower Entrance and ending at the Right Field Gate, featuring dancers from Salsabrositas MKE, drummers from Cache Ensemble and Color Guard from Hispanic Veterans from the American GI Forum. Additional performances throughout the game featuring Salsa and Latin Jazz band from Milwaukee, Clave y Afinque, along with Cache en Trio, Mexican Folkloric dancers, Puerto Rican Bomba dancers and salsa dance group, Salsabrositas. Look for exact times of performances on the Ballpark App. 

The Ben Sheets Bobbleheads, courtesy of International Autos Group and slated for Sunday, Aug. 22 have gone missing (officially a shipping delay), and the first 35,000 ticketed fans will receive an additional mystery bobble, as well as a voucher redeemable for a Ben Sheets Bobblehead. More information available at brewers.com/allfan.

This homestand also features several annual festivities to support Brewers Community Foundation, the charitable arm of the Brewers.

• Ultimate Auction – returning for its 12th year, the annual auction offers fans the chance to bid on unique Brewers experiences at brewers.com/BCFAuction. The annual charitable event runs Aug. 11-25.

• ‘Give Like a Pro’ Fan Packs – also taking place Aug. 11-25, fans packs feature Brewers items and memorabilia for purchase. Options for the “Give Life a Pro” fan packs include the Home Run Package ($250), Extra Bases Package ($100) and Base Hit Package ($50), with more details on the packages at brewers.com/give.

• BCF Week - taking place during the Brewers six-game homestand against the Washington Nationals and Cincinnati Reds, Aug. 20-26, BCF Week features fun activities, games and Brewers items for sale at the right field corner of the Field Level concourse to support the Foundation’s charitable impact in the community. The full rundown of daily events is available at brewers.com/BCFWeek.

• Brewers Wives “Jersey Off Their Backs” – fans can bid on game-used jerseys worn and autographed by Milwaukee Brewers players and manager, Craig Counsell. Online bidding is available Aug. 20-26 at brewers.com/wivesauction.

The full schedule of promotions and events for the upcoming homestand is available below:
 
Friday, Aug. 20 vs. Washington – 7:10 p.m.
2000s Brewers Short-Sleeved T-Shirt – The first 10,000 ticketed fans will receive a 2000s short-sleeved Brewers t-shirt, courtesy of International Autos Group.Student Nights – All college and high school students can purchase Terrace Reserved tickets for $9 or right field Loge Bleachers tickets for $15.Miller Lite Beerpen – Fans 21-or-older in the Miller Lite Beerpen will receive a free Brewers hat, courtesy of Miller Lite.Saturday, Aug. 21 vs. Washington – 3:05 p.m.
Community Day Ticket Package: Cerveceros Day – While the Cerveceros Day ticket package, presented by Aurora Health Care® and including a replica Cerveceros jersey, is sold out, tickets for the game remain, and fans have the ability to enjoy several special experiences throughout the ballpark. Enjoy the pre-game parade at 1:30 p.m., beginning at the Clocktower Entrance and ending at the Right Field Gate, featuring dancers from Salsabrosita, drummers from Cache Ensemble and Color Guard from Hispanic Veterans from the American GI Forum. Additional performances throughout the game featuring Salsa and Latin Jazz band from Milwaukee, Clave y Afinque, along with Cache en Trio, Mexican Folkloric dancers, Puerto Rican Bomba dancers and salsa dance group, Salsabrositas. Look for exact times of performances on the Ballpark App.Brewers Coupon Book – The first 25,000 ticketed fans will receive a coupon book with special offers and savings.Sunday, Aug. 22 vs. Washington – 1:10 p.m.
Ben Sheets Bobblehead Day – The Ben Sheets Bobbleheads are missing! The first 35,000 ticketed fans will receive an additional mystery bobble as well as a voucher redeemable for a Ben Sheets Bobblehead at a later date, in celebration of the 2000s Decade Weekend, courtesy of International Autos Group.Kids Run the Bases – Kids 14-and-under can experience the thrill of running the bases following the game, courtesy of Aurora Health Care®.
 
Wednesday, Aug. 25 vs. Cincinnati – 7:10 p.m.
Season Seat Holder Appreciation Day – Brewers Season Seat Holders receive 25 percent off concessions and $25 off retail purchases of $100 or more.Thursday, Aug. 26 vs. Cincinnati – 1:10 p.m.
Kids and Seniors Discount Day – Kids 14-and-under and seniors over 60 save 50 percent on tickets, courtesy of WPS Health Insurance.Senior Stroll – Following the game, seniors 60-and-over can stroll along the outfield warning track, courtesy of WPS Health Insurance.Ongoing Around the Ballpark:
Ticket Availability: Single-game tickets for games at American Family Field through the remainder of the regular season are now available for purchase. Tickets can be purchased at brewers.com, 1-800-933-7890 or at the American Family Field Box Office. All online and phone purchases will be digitally delivered through the MLB Ballpark app.
 
Updated Bag Policy: Clear single-compartment bags 12" x 6" x 12" or smaller, and one-gallon clear zip lock bags will be allowed into the ballpark. Please find complete bag policy here.

Grand Slam Teacher of the Month, presented by UScellular_™: The Brewers Grand Slam Teacher of the Month Award recognizes educators from all grades and disciplines who play a pivotal role in students’ lives, improving student achievement and using innovative strategies during these challenging times. Congratulations to all the nominees and to the August winner: Teagan McCallum (Baraboo)_Brewers Community Achievers Award, presented by Meijer: The Brewers Community Achievers Award recognizes volunteers, philanthropists and other heroes in the community who have helped their neighborhoods in extraordinary ways. Congratulations to all the nominees and to the August winner: Aaron Flick (Madison)MLB Ballpark app: All fans planning to attend games this season are strongly encouraged to download the MLB Ballpark app. The Ballpark app will give fans access to download their game tickets, parking passes, order concessions, and access numerous other American Family Field information and entertainment features.Parking Lots and Gates: Pre-paid parking passes can be purchased with game tickets and digitally delivered for fan convenience and no-touch entry. Day of game parking is available with credit card or cash payment. Parking lots will open three hours in advance of the game, except for 6:40 p.m. weekday games in which parking lots open two and a half hours in advance. Find more information at brewers.com/Tailgating. Stadium gates will open one and a half hours prior to game time with a designated entrance time and gate on tickets.
 
Mobile Concession Ordering: Mobile concession ordering is available through the MLB Ballpark app. Mobile concession ordering is also available via texting the word ‘food’ to 41835 or via QR code.Restaurant To Be Named Later: Restaurant To Be Named Later is open seven days a week – game days and non-game days. Walk-ins are welcome. For more information and to make reservations, visit rtbnl.com.
 
Cashless Ballpark: Cash payments are accepted at a limited number of concession stands in American Family Field. The majority of concession stands, and all mobile kiosks and retail locations will remain cashless. Should fans have cash, there will be kiosks around the ballpark where they can exchange cash for a prepaid card.Mask Policy: Masks are no longer required for fans attending games. Consistent with CDC guidelines, it is recommended that non-vaccinated fans continue to wear masks. More information on updated policies is available at brewers.com/FanGuidelines.
 
“PNC Play Ball Kid” and “Toyota Junior Announcer”: The “PNC Play Ball” kid and “Toyota Junior Announcer” return this season with lucky young fans being chosen randomly from the stands. The “Play Ball” kid will get the game started from Section 205. The “Junior Announcer” will announce the players coming up to bat from the Toyota Territory.Bernie’s Ceremonial Flag Waver: Catch Bernie’s slide each game during the middle of the first inning, accompanied by a super fan waving the Brewers flag on the platform. Fans will be chosen at random.American Family Field Roof: For game day roof status and weather report, visit brewers.com/Roof or call the American Family Field Roof Hotline at 414-902-4636.Watch the Game: The Milwaukee Brewers regular-season broadcast schedule includes every game televised on Bally Sports Wisconsin (formerly FOX Sports Wisconsin) or nationally, and all games will air on Newsradio 620 WTMJ. This is Bob Uecker’s 51st season calling Brewers games. He will be joined on the radio this season by Jeff Levering and Lane Grindle. Tim Dillard, Vinny Rottino and Chris Singleton will join the established and revered television crew of Brian Anderson, the primary play-by-play announcer, along with Matt Lepay, Levering and Craig Coshun. Bill Schroeder will continue as lead analyst in the broadcast booth, with Sophia Minnaert returning as primary sideline reporter. Coshun and Dario Melendez will serve as the hosts for Brewers Live and will be joined by Dillard and Rottino. Brewers Live airs before and after each Brewers telecast on Bally Sports Wisconsin. Former Brewers pitcher Jerry Augustine will continue to provide analysis and coverage on Newsradio 620 WTMJ’s postgame show with host Matt Pauley.
 
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