Celebrating Hill’s 35th Anniversary with a dog-friendly night at Historic McBride Stadium

RICHMOND, IN — The Richmond Flying Mummies are excited to announce Bark in the Park Night, presented by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, on July 18 as part of the company’s 35th anniversary celebration in the Richmond community.

For this special night, fans will have the opportunity to bring their dogs to the ballpark to enjoy an evening of Flying Mummies baseball together. The first 500 fans through the gates will receive a custom co-branded Flying Mummies dog bandana, courtesy of Hill’s Pet Nutrition.

“Celebrating 35 years in Richmond is incredibly meaningful to our team, and we’re proud to partner with the Flying Mummies on an event that brings the community together,” said Sheri Lakes. “Pets are part of the family, and this night is a great way to celebrate the bond between pets and their owners while giving back to the community we’ve called home for decades.”

Bark in the Park Night will feature a lively, pet-friendly atmosphere, giving fans a unique opportunity to enjoy America’s pastime alongside their four-legged companions.

“We are always looking for ways to create memorable, community-driven experiences at the ballpark, and Bark in the Park Night is a perfect example of that,” said Richmond Flying Mummies General Manager Trevor Amerson. “Being able to celebrate Hill’s Pet Nutrition’s 35th anniversary while bringing fans and their dogs together makes this night even more special for our community.”

For more information on Bark in the Park Night and the Richmond Flying Mummies’ 2026 promotional schedule, visit mummiesbaseball.com or follow the team on social media.

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