Membership Appreciation Day

The Delaware, Franklin, Madison, and Union County Farm Bureaus are thrilled to invite our members and their families to a fun-filled afternoon at Huntington Park.

Watch the Columbus Clippers take on the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders as we celebrate Father’s Day! This is our way of saying a massive thank you for your continued support and dedication to our local agricultural community. Bring the whole crew and enjoy a classic day at the game on us.

Event Details

When: Sunday, June 21, 2026 at 1:05 p.m. (Father’s Day)

Where: Huntington Park | 330 Huntington Park Ln, Columbus, OH 43215

Cost: $10 Adults | $8 Seniors (60+) & Children (12 & under)

Ticket Pickup & Entry

Gates Open: 12:00 PM (Noon)

Where to Go: Please head directly to the Right Field Gate located at the corner of Nationwide Boulevard and Huntington Park Lane.

Ticket & Wristband Pickup: Look for the Farm Bureau check-in table located at the Right Field Gate. This is where you will pick up your official game tickets and wristbands for entry. Staff from the Columbus Clippers will be working our check-in table. All you will need to do is provide your name to recieve your tickets.

Food & Beverages

Your lunch and soft drinks are completely on us! Farm Bureau is proud to provide food and refreshments to fuel your day at the game.

Please Note: Alcoholic beverages are not included with your ticket, but they will be available for purchase at the stadium concessions if you wish to buy your own.

Know Before You Go

Cashless Experience: Huntington Park is a cashless venue. All stadium purchases must be made with a credit card, debit card, or mobile wallet options like Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Bag Policy & Security: All fans and bags are subject to inspection at the gates. While small bags of food items, diaper bags, and beverages in plastic bottles are permitted in the general seating area, hard-sided coolers, alcohol, glass bottles, and cans are strictly prohibited. Reusable water bottles are allowed but must be empty upon arrival.

Parking Details: 

https://www.milb.com/columbus/ballpark/parking-and-directions  

Most nearby parking lots and garages are card-only and are not controlled by the Clippers. Affordable parking options for fans are generally available west of the ballpark at the SAVKO Lot (466 W. Nationwide Blvd.) or the Astor Lot (101 Columbus Crew Way). You can also guarantee your spot and pricing in advance through the Arena District Parking page.

How to RSVP

Purchase your tickets online, or call us at 614-876-1274 to pay over the phone.

Purchase online: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/centralohio-county-farm-bureaus/membership-appreciation-day

Spaces are limited, so lock in your spots early! The deadline to register is June 15.

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