Brunch has been the it Sunday morning activity for a bit now, but never before could you have it at beautiful Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
That’ll change Sept. 16, when the Orioles will host a brunch at the Center Field Roof Deck ahead of the team’s 1:05 p.m. game with the Chicago White Sox.
This baseball season*, adults who buy a regularly priced upper deck ticket at Oriole Park at Camden Yards can bring up to two children ages 9 and younger for free as part of the Kids Cheer Free program, the Orioles announced today.
By Rich Dubroff
Major League Baseball owners are meeting this week, and while commissioner Rob Manfred has the power to unilaterally order the implementation of new “pace of game” rules, he’s reportedly going to wait to see if he can reach agreement with the MLB Players Association on the changes.
The Orioles are joining Major League Baseball’s push to better protect fans by expanding the protective netting behind home plate at Camden Yards out past both dugouts.
For better or worse, The Boring Company could have its high-powered digging machines up and running in Maryland by next month.
Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden is taking a break from her new life in Washington for some baseball at Camden Yards. However, she won’t be just sitting in the stands.
State officials marked Oriole Park’s 25th anniversary yesterday by reopening the lower levels of Camden Station to visitors for the first time in 18 months for a party.
The Orioles franchise is introducing some appetizing new options at Camden Yards just in time for Opening Day today, including new Chesapeake-style variations and barbecue.
Should partly vacant Camden Station be rented out as office space, or should the state hold out for a one-of-a-kind use that could draw people to Oriole Park at Camden Yards? What would that use be? What role should the Baltimore Orioles play in making the decision?
