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Salem RidgeYaks vs. Hickory Crawdads - Bluey & Bingo
- Dates: May 30, 2026
- Times: 6:35pm
- Admission: See Event Website for Details.
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Salem RidgeYaks
Location: Salem Memorial Ballpark
1004 Texas Street
Salem, VA 24153 - Phone: (540) 389-3333
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Come out to Carilion Clinic Field to see everyone's favorite Blue Healers, Bluey and Bingo. Also, bring your four-legged friend to Bark in the Park. A $5 dog ticket is required. Get a Pooch Pass (all 12 Bark in the Park Games) for only $40 (save $20) and bring mans best friend all season long. Presented By Mast General Store.
First pitch is scheduled for 6:35pm.
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Salem RidgeYaks vs. Hickory Crawdads - Bluey & Bingo
- 1004 Texas Street
- Salem, VA 24153
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- Salem Memorial Ballpark
- See Event Website for Details.
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