WooSox To Mark Fifth Anniversary Season at Polar Park

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Polar Park will host a robust slate of promotional events in 2026 as the Worcester Red Sox, WooSox, celebrate their fifth anniversary season.

For the second straight year, tickets start at only $5 when purchased in person in advance. Tickets are available at woosox.com, the Polar Park Ticket Office at 100 Madison St., or by calling 508-500-8888.

To celebrate America's 250th birthday, the first 5,000 fans will receive a WooSox tricorn hat, presented by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, on Friday, June 26. The evening will conclude with UniBank Fireworks featuring a Heartland/Yacht Rock theme.

Several additional special offerings and promotions will be held during the upcoming season, including the following:

The WooSox will introduce three new alternative identities in 2026. The WooSox will debut their “Art of the Woo” jerseys on 508 Day, Friday, May 8. They'll take the field as the Worcester Kelley Squares on Saturday, June 27, and as the Pawtucket Hot Wieners on PawSox Heritage Day, Saturday, July 25.
UniBank Fireworks will be held every Friday night. Summertime themes include “Luck of the Irish” on June 5, “NickelCreed” on July 10, “Pirates, Princes, and Princesses” (Disney favorites) on July 24, “Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! The Best of the British Invasion” on Aug. 7, “Karaoke Hits” on Aug. 14, “Emo/Pop Punk” on Aug. 28, and “Love Is All You Need” on Pride Night, Sept. 18.
The WooSox will also host nine cultural Heritage Nights and six Los Wepas de Worcester games, presented by Modelo. These Heritage Nights include Greek heritage on June 4, Irish heritage on June 5, Caribbean heritage on June 25, Jewish heritage on June 28, Southeast Asian heritage on July 11, Indian heritage on July 24, Portuguese heritage on Aug. 5, Korean heritage on Aug. 15, and African heritage on Aug. 28.

The WooSox will also honor 39 towns on 23 Town Takeover dates:

Uxbridge on June 4
Natick on June 5
Holden on June 7
Oxford and Maynard on June 24
Auburn on June 25
Charlton on June 26
Shrewsbury on July 7
Fitchburg on July 9
Spencer on July 10
Framingham on July 11
Sturbridge and Westminster on July 21
Battle of the Boroughs (Northborough, Southborough, Marlborough, and Westborough) on July 22
Hardwick and New Braintree on July 22
Millbury and Groton on Aug. 5
Southbridge on Aug. 7
Boylston on Aug. 9
Battle of the Brookfields (Brookfield, North Brookfield, East Brookfield, and West Brookfield) on Aug. 9
Grafton on Aug. 13
Leicester on Aug. 16
Leominster on Aug. 25
The Wachusett region (Princeton, Rutland, Sterling, Paxton, and Holden) on Sept. 19