A Salute to Women's History

Title IX made history in creating equal opportunity for all. On June 23, 1972, Title IX was passed – prohibiting discrimination based on sex in schooling and education programs. To honor the 52nd anniversary of Title IX, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will host special programming celebrating women in baseball. Guests can experience unique museum artifacts, learn more about the history of women in baseball, and participate in programming throughout the day. Learn more about The History of Women in Baseball. All events are included with museum admission.

**In Museum Programming subject to change, please check the Daily Line-Up the day of your visit.**

10:00 am: Plaques of the Gallery Tour

Gain insight into the history of the Hall of Fame Gallery and the process by which plaques are made.

11:30 am: Artifact Spotlight- Women in Baseball

Hall of Fame staff share the stories of unseen items from our collection of over 40,000 artifacts that are not currently on display. This presentation will showcase various incredible moments from women in baseball!

12:00 pm-1:00 pm: Women in Baseball Pop-Up

This interactive Pop-Up is in celebration of the anniversary of Title IX. Explore images, artifacts, and items from the Hall of Fame’s education and museum collections that tell the story of women in baseball. 

2:00 pm: Dirt on Their Skirts

Women and girls have always loved and played the game and have worked hard to fulfill their baseball dreams. Analyze milestones and events in the history of women and girls in baseball to determine how their achievements led to greater opportunities for all.

2:30 pm: Baseball Trivia

Test your knowledge of baseball history in this interactive game show for fans of all ages! Make your way through all nine innings, and you could win a free commemorative Hall of Fame gift.