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Come to Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Monday, Aug. 25, at 6:35 p.m. for the “2025 Baltimore Orioles Jewish Heritage Night,” part of the team’s “Theme Nights” promotional series.
Fans who purchase a special ticket for this game will receive an exclusive Jewish Heritage cap and admission to see the Orioles battle the Boston Red Sox. (An email with detailed information will be sent to purchasers closer to the time of the game.)
The caps can be picked up at Camden Yards, near Gate G outside of Sections 84-86, on the night of the game.
For information, email Ren Wechsler at rwechsler@orioles.com or visit gofevo.com/event/baltimorejewishheritage2025
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