The Indianapolis Indians are giving Noblesville its own night at Victory Field on Thursday, August 20. The first-ever City Series will pair discounted tickets with a hometown spotlight, turning a regular Thursday game into a small civic road trip.
The City of Noblesville announced Tuesday that the Indians will celebrate the city during the game. The city is offering discounted tickets for the event through a dedicated ticket page.
Noblesville Takes Over A Thursday Night Game
The official Indianapolis Indians schedule lists a 6:35 p.m. home game against the Louisville Bats on August 20, along with the team's Thirsty Thursday promotion. That is the clearest currently posted game-time information for fans planning around the City Series.
The city says the gathering is the first-ever City Series, with Noblesville getting the spotlight during the game rather than simply appearing as another line on the schedule. It is a tidy bit of regional sports cross-promotion: Noblesville brings the hometown energy, while the Indians get a fresh group of fans in the seats.
Victory Field Is The Stage
Victory Field has been the Indians' home since 1996, according to the ballpark's official site. The downtown venue also pitches itself as a family-friendly gathering place, making a city-branded night a natural fit for the summer schedule.
For Noblesville fans, the logistics are refreshingly uncomplicated: Thursday night, 6:35 p.m., downtown Indianapolis and a ticket discount already lined up. Additional celebration details can be added as the date approaches, but the city's ballpark cameo is already on the calendar.
