April Adventures Week
Seventy nine years ago this year, Jackie Robinson made history for the Brooklyn Dodgers – helping fulfill baseball’s destiny as America’s National Pastime. On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first player to break through the color barrier in the National League.
While many schools in the Northeast will pause for Spring Break, an outstanding educational opportunity awaits visitors at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. To honor the legacy of Jackie Robinson, the museum will host special daily programming. Museum guests can learn about the history of Black Baseball and participate in programming throughout the week. Take a guided tour of the Hall of Fame Gallery, explore our Baseball Discovery Zone, experience our curiosity carts, or play trivia games. Learn more about the History of Baseball and Civil Rights in America
All events are included with Museum admission. Program offerings are subject to change daily.
