Presented by Miller Lite and produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership, fans are invited to celebrate the Detroit Tigers vs. Chicago White Sox matchup at Comerica Park
DETROIT – It’s time to play ball! To celebrate the return of baseball in Detroit this season, fans are invited to an Opening Day Tailgate Party at Grand Circus Park, just steps away from Comerica Park, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, April 4.
The event is presented by Miller Lite and produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership. Together, they have stepped up to the plate to deliver the ultimate party that will knock it out of the park.
This FREE public event offers a full day of festivities, great food, refreshing drinks and Detroit’s unbeatable Opening Day spirit. DJ Invisible will keep the energy high with music, while local food trucks serve up delicious bites. Attendees can enjoy ice-cold brews such as Miller Lite, Coors Light, Happy Thursday, Topo Chico Cherry and Leinenkugel Summer Shandy at the Miller Lite beer tent, score exciting giveaways and take part in games–all while watching every pitch, hit and home run live on giant video walls and TV screens. With its electric atmosphere and prime location, Grand Circus Park will be the best place to experience the game outside of Comerica Park.
SPONSORS + OPPORTUNITIES
In addition to Miller Lite, sponsors include DTE Energy and McDonald’s. Sponsorship and activation opportunities are still available for Detroit’s biggest Opening Day celebration, offering brands a chance to be a part of the excitement. Inquiries can be directed to [email protected].
Grand Circus Park is located at 101-157 Witherell St. right next to the ballpark.
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About the Downtown Detroit Partnership
Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) strengthens and supports Downtown Detroit through strategic initiatives and programs. DDP convenes business, philanthropic and government partners to create a vibrant and resilient urban core for Detroit and the surrounding community. DDP is responsible for programming, managing and operating several of Downtown Detroit’s parks and public spaces. For more information, visit downtowndetroit.org.
