A book signing will take place in the Palace of the Fans Theater for "Stealing First: The Teddy Kremer Story" by Teddy Kremer, with Diane Lang, and Michael Buchanan. Signing is free with paid price of admission or if you are a member of the Reds Hall of Fame.
A book signing will take place in the Palace of the Fans Theater for "Kammie on First, baseball's first Dottie Kamenshek" by Michelle Houts. Signing is free with paid price of admission or if you are a member of the Reds Hall of Fame.
Tom Browning and Todd Benzinger will host the next "Signature Series" event on Saturday, July 23rd at the Hall of Fame. The evening will begin with a Q&A with the wire-to-wire champs, followed by a priceless photo opportunity with the 1990 World Series trophy. Photo opportunity and presentation are free with museum admission or membership. The first autograph is free for members, $5 for non-members. Any additional autographs are $5 each for all attendees. Printed photos available for $10.
Special Guest: Tom Browning
$5 Reds Hall of Fame members, $25 non-members
(price includes one autograph per person, price does not include food, beverage or tip)
Please email srowland@reds.com with questions or to RSVP. Walk-ins also welcome.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles historic performance at Crosley Field, the Reds Hall of Fame is pleased to welcome author and Beatles historian Scott "Belmo" Belmer for a presentation and book signing. The author of seven books on the Beatles and for fifteen years the editor and publisher of "Beatles Beatleg News," Mr. Belmer has been a guest on CNN and numerous radio and television talk shows over the course of his career documenting the incomparable "Fab Four." There was no rock music act in the Sixties bigger than The Beatles. Press coverage for their American tours were unprecedented for its time. In "The Beatles Invade Cincinnati," fans will relive The Beatles invasion of America as seen through the eyes of reporters, photographers, fans and many of those lucky few intimately involved in The Beatles' tour of America. The Beatles performed in Cincinnati in 1964 and 1966 and both momentous events are thoroughly covered in this book. Whether you attended one of the concerts in Cincinnati or are a fan of The Beatles, this book will enlighten and entertain you. Over 150 pages filled with rare photos, newspaper articles, interviews, and reproductions of rarely seen collectables.
Copies of "The Beatles Invade Cincinnati 1964 & 1966" will be available for sale along with historic Beatles images and t-shirts. The presentation is free with Hall of Fame admission.
Book signing and photo opp in Fan Zone (game ticket required, no autographs)
The Hall of Fame is also pleased to welcome former Red Bret Boone (1994-1998) for a presentation and book signing. After a major league career spanning 13 seasons, four Gold Gloves and three All-Star appearances, as well as trades and a bout with alcoholism, third-generation MLB player Bret Boone currently coaches minor leaguers. With a fifteen-year-old son who has potential to become baseball's first fourth-generation Major Leaguer, Bret has new perspective on his remarkable family and is ready to share his story as part of baseball's First Family. It is a one-of-a-kind look at the national pastime "from the colorful, quotable scion of a family whose business is baseball."
Copies of "Home Game: Big-League Stories from My Life in Baseball's First Family" will be available for sale and are the only item that will be signed. The presentation is free with Hall of Fame admission.
Author Mark Figley has been following the Reds since Sparky Anderson's inaugural season with the club in 1970. His new book, "Queen City Dynasty: Cincinnati's Big Red Machine," is dedicated to the 1975-1976 World Champion Cincinnati Reds. Unlike most books written on this subject, Figley tells the stories of not just the "Great Eight" starters, but every coach, pitcher, and role player who helped comprise these two squads. Read about the men who each played a vital role in the success of baseball's last true dynasty, and arguably the greatest team in the history of the game.
Book signing is free with Hall of Fame admission. Copies of the book will be available for sale at the Reds Hall of Fame.
Attend the next Hall of Fame book signing with author of "The William Hoy Story" Nancy Churnin on Saturday, September 17 from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. Hear the true story of William Hoy, a deaf baseball player who changes the game forever. Attendace is free with museum admission or membership. Books are for sale at the Hall of Fame for $16.99.
The Reds Hall of Fame is excited to announce an exclusive appearance by "Cactus Jack" Billingham! Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet one of the key starting pitchers of the Big Red Machine - a member of the 1975 and 1976 World Champion Cincinnati Reds, and a 1984 Reds Hall of Fame inductee.
Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity on Sunday, September 18 in the Palace of the Fans Theater beginning at 11:00 am.
This event is available to Hall of Fame members for $35 and non-members for $40. Space for this event is extremely limited - only 80 tickets are available. Please call Erin Chamberlain at 513.765.7921 or email echamberlain@reds.com to make sure you don't miss out on this once in a lifetime event.
This event is available to Hall of Fame members for $10 and non-members for $25.
Cash bar and light snacks provided
RSVP is encouraged to Sherry Rowland at 513.765.7626 or srowland@reds.com
The Reds Hall of Fame is excited to announce an exclusive appearance by none other than Rob Dibble, Randy Myers, and Norm Charlton - the Nasty Boys! Be warned - this is not your typical meet and greet. Not only will you have the chance to hear Rob, Randy, and Norm share stories and memories from their playing days (and beyond), you will have the opportunity to ask questions and meet them, as well as take photos with all three and the 1990 World Series trophy. This event brings a whole new meaning to "bullpen session!"
Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity on Friday, September 30 in the Palace of the Fans Theater beginning at 6 pm. Your ticket includes the following:
Package components valued at over $690 - available to the public for just $349!
Space for this event is extremely limited. Please call Tyler Renfro at 513.765.7929 or email trenfro@reds.com to make sure you don't miss out on this once in a lifetime event.
Fans 12 and under will be admitted free of charge to the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum on the following dates this summer, courtesy of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center:
2016 Free Kids Admission DatesThe Hall of Fame & Museum features many interactive displays, including the Children's Hospital Kids Clubhouse. This locker room allows for young visitors to gear up and feel like true Hall of Famers. Healthy kid-friendly recipes are also available in the lobby of the Hall of Fame, provided by Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Visitors can experience the 2016 exhibits Bobbleheads, 4192 and Stars of the Queen City in addition to interactive exhibits and displays that highlight the storied traditions of baseball in Cincinnati.
Located at Great American Ball Park, the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. year-round with extended hours on game days. For questions, please call 513-765-7923.
Join Reds Hall of Famer Leo Cardenas and author Geo. Buzz Guckenberger as they sign Cuba's Campo Corto in the Palace of the Fans Theater on Saturday, October 1. Leo will also sign autographed items for $5 per item. Leo will be inducted into the Hispanic Heritage Baseball Hall of Fame Museum in a pregame ceremony later that day, don't miss your opportunity to meet him and read his story on this special occasion.
Event is free with Museum membership or daily admission. Books are available for sale in the Museum Store for $30. Additional autographs from Leo Cardenas are available for $5 each.
Special Guest: Joe Oliver
Time: 6pm-8pm, sign-in starts at 5:30pm
Cost: $10 Reds Hall of Fame Members, $25 Non-Members, includes one autograph per person
TJ Chumps menu items available for purchase
Special Guest: Joe Oliver
Time: 7pm-9pm, members can start signing in at 6:30pm
Cost: $10 per member, $25 non-member, includes one autograph per person
LaRosas's menu items available for purchase
Special Guest: Joe Oliver
Time: 6pm-8pm, sign-in starts at 5:30pm
Cost: $10 per member, $20 per non-member, includes one autograph per person
Pizza, soft drinks and water has been donated for the event
Step back in time to the days of Garry Herrmann and the 1919 World Series on this exclusive walking tour.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum in conjunction with American Legacy Tours is pleased to offer 1919: The Year That Changed Baseball, a walking tour of downtown Cincinnati, that looks back on the infamous 1919 World Series scandal and the central role Reds owner August "Garry" Herrmann played in helping create the annual clash between league champions that, in 1919, was at the focal point of the scandal that rocked the game to its very core.
The 1919 tour is conducted on Saturdays of Reds home games, excluding September 17 due to Oktobefest. See list of dates below. The tour starts promptly at 10:30 am and departs from the Cincinnati USA Visitor Center located at Fountain Square. Tickets for the approximately 90-minute-long tour are $20 per person. Guests are strongly encouraged to arrive 15 minutes early to check in for the tour.
2016 Tour DatesNote: Dates are subject to change, tours subject to availability. Tours begin promptly and late arrival may result in you missing the tour. Tours go out rain or shine so please dress appropriately for the weather conditions for your tour. No refunds are available for tour tickets. Reds Hall of Fame collectible gifts are NOT included with 1919 Tour ticket purchase.
For questions regarding the 1919 Tour, please contact the Reds Hall of Fame box office at halloffame@reds.com or by phone at (513) 765-7923.
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