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Breakthrough T1D Walk
- Dates: April 27, 2025
- Times: 2pm - 5pm
- Admission: See Event Website for Details
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Carilion Clinic Field at Salem Memorial Ballpark
Location: Salem Memorial Ballpark
1004 Texas Street
Salem, VA 24153 - Phone: (540) 312-5906
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The Greater Blue Ridge walk will be held on Sunday, April 27, 2025 at the Salem Memorial Baseball Stadium, home of the Salem Red Sox. Check in begins at 2 PM with the 1- or 3-mile route walk beginning at 3 PM. Come at 2 PM and stay until 5 PM to enjoy the music, dancing, kids’ activities, prizes, concessions for sale, photo booth, entertainers, and much more!
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Breakthrough T1D Walk
- 1004 Texas Street
- Salem, VA 24153
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- Salem Memorial Ballpark
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