BOSTON, MA – As part of the club’s longstanding commitment to ensuring Fenway Park is a place where all are welcome, the Boston Red Sox today announced a lineup of 21 Cultural and Identity celebrations for the 2025 season. Planned in collaboration with local community leaders and organizations, each event offers an immersive experience through live entertainment, cultural cuisine, pregame ceremonies, and themed giveaways.
The first Cultural and Identity celebration of the season is scheduled for Friday, May 2 with Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) culture to be celebrated in pregame ceremonies and entertainment preceding the Red Sox-Twins game at 7:10 p.m. Ticket holders who purchase tickets through redsox.com/celebrations will receive a Red Sox AAPI Celebration jersey.
There are an additional 20 Cultural and Identity celebrations currently scheduled throughout the season, and fans can continue to visit redsox.com/celebrations for updates.
May 19 – Jewish Heritage Celebration
May 23 – Haitian Celebration
June 2 – Italian Celebration
June 3 - Disability Pride
June 9 – Pride Night
June 10 – Greek American Celebration
June 11 – Polish Celebration
July 2 – Mexican Celebration
July 7 – Nigerian Celebration
July 8 – India Celebration
July 9 – Puerto Rican Celebration
July 10 – Black & African American Celebration
August 4 – Dominican Republic Celebration
August 5 – Women’s Celebration
August 6 – Native American & American Indian Celebration
August 17 – Irish Celebration
August 30 – Cabo Verde Celebration
September 26 – Japanese Celebration
September 27 – Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Fans can purchase tickets and see additional details on each Cultural and Identity celebration at redsox.com/celebrations. Mastercard is the preferred payment method of the Boston Red Sox.
Red Sox Cultural and Identity celebrations began with the club’s first Pride celebration at Fenway Park in 2013 and since then, has grown into a series of annual events that have evolved with demand and created a deeper connection between the club and the community.