A’s Announce 2026 Sacramento Promotional Schedule

Athletics baseball is almost back in Sacramento, and the countdown to the 2026 MLB season is officially on.

With Spring Training just weeks away and the A’s set to open their second season at Sutter Health Park, excitement is building in West Sacramento as the club unveiled its most robust promotional calendar yet.

Here’s a look at what fans can expect this season at the yard.

Jerseys, hats, bobbleheads, oh my!

Call dibs on your favorite giveaways for this season… single-game tickets go on sale tomorrow 🫣 pic.twitter.com/1OcHQHlbsa

— Athletics (@Athletics) February 3, 2026

2026 Athletics Promotional Schedule

The A’s promotional schedule for the 2026 season at Sutter Health Park will feature 35 giveaway items — more than twice as many as last season — including seven bobbleheads, six fireworks shows, weekly theme nights (highlighted by Sacramento Saturdays), kids giveaway items every Sunday, and more. Single-game tickets go on sale tomorrow, Feb. 4.

Opening Day Fireworks

The A’s will start the 2026 season in West Sacramento with a bang, hosting Opening Day Fireworks following their home opener against the Houston Astros on April 3. In total, the club will put on six postgame fireworks shows this season, including a special July 4 celebration.

SEVEN Bobblehead Giveaways

Fans can look forward to seven bobblehead giveaways at Sutter Health Park this season, beginning with a Nick Kurtz butter-churning bobblehead on April 17, the same day the unanimous AL Rookie of the Year receives his Silver Slugger Award in a pregame ceremony.

Other bobblehead giveaways include:

• Jacob Wilson bobble arms & legs batting stance

• Shea Langeliers bobblehead featuring a removable catcher’s mask and light-up Tower Bridge backdrop

• Mark Kotsay bobblehead commemorating the 20th anniversary of his inside-the-park home run in the 2006 ALDS

• Special-edition Spider-Man, Grogu, and Hello Kitty bobble arms, including a light-up green bow for Hello Kitty

Weekly Theme Nights & Sacramento Saturdays

Weekly theme nights return in a big way, led by Sacramento Saturdays. Every Saturday home game will feature the A’s wearing their one-of-a-kind gold Sacramento jerseys, with all fans receiving a Sacramento-themed giveaway item.

Notable Sacramento Saturday giveaways include:

• Replica baseball jersey — April 4

• Replica basketball jersey — May 5

Additional weekly promotions include:

• Home Run Happy Hour Fridays

• Community Spotlight Wednesdays

• Neighborhood Night Thursdays

• Stomping Sundays Family Day

Every Sunday home game will feature a pregame giveaway item — including a Kid’s First Baseball Glove on April 5 and a buildable bricks Tower Bridge on Aug. 2 — along with postgame Kids Run the Bases.

Specialty Theme Nights

Family-friendly specialty theme nights also return in 2026, including fan favorites such as Star Wars Night, Marvel Night, and Hello Kitty Night.

Single-Game Tickets On Sale Today

Beginning today, Feb. 4, fans will have their first opportunity to purchase single-game tickets for Major League Baseball in Sacramento. Tickets start at just $8 for select April and May games. Single-game tickets for the A’s six home games in Las Vegas will go on sale at a later date.

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Upcoming Athletics & MLB Offseason Schedule

• Mid-February – Pitchers & Catchers report for Spring Training
• Saturday, February 21st – @ Chicago White Sox (Spring Training Opener)
• Friday, March 27th – @ Toronto Blue Jays – 4:07 PM PT (Opening Day)

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