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3 reasons to catch a Charlotte Knights game this summer

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Get ready to have a ball with the Charlotte Knights.

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Looking for a fun-filled activity this summer? Catch a Charlotte Knights game and enjoy:

  • Family fun for all: Dazzling fireworks, classic American comfort food, live music, and giveaways (think: T-shirts, hats, bobbleheads, and jerseys)
  • Unique events: Bring your furry friends to Bark in the Ballpark, meet former MLB players, and enjoy special themed nights
  • Breathtaking views of the Charlotte skyline

Pro tip: Pre-purchase parking in the Mint Street Garage, just steps away from Truist Field.

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