Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is proud to name Bo Jackson our 2026 Living Legend! Jackson will be honored at the award ceremony that takes place on Friday, November 13 at our museum in downtown Louisville. 🎟️: sluggermuseum.com/living-leg…

Please join us for our 30th Anniversary celebration on July 16th! We are doing throwback $4 admission from 9am-9pm and will have several activities throughout the day. ⚾ Tickets are on sale now! #baseball #sluggermuseum #gotolouisville

Show your team spirit! 🏀 Wear UK or UofL gear Nov. 8–11 and get BOGO admission in honor of the big game.

Big Bat’s all dressed up and ready to haunt your feed! 🎃 Happy Halloween from your friends at Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory! #sluggermuseum #halloween #spookyseason

84 years ago today, Ted Williams was sitting on .39955 batting average with the final two games of the season to be played as a double header. He refused his manager’s offer to sit and would go 6-for-8 for the day; raising his average to .406. ⚾

Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is proud to announce that baseball icon George Brett will be the recipient of the Living Legend Award on Thursday, November 13th at the iconic museum in downtown Louisville! ⚾ #livinglegend #sluggermuseum #baseball

In perhaps one of the most lopsided trades in history, the Astros send reliever Larry Anderson to the Boston Red Sox for prospect Jeff Bagwell 35 years ago today. Bagwell, a New England native, would go on to club 449 home runs for the Astros. ⚾ #baseball #baseballhistory

Tomorrow is our final Five After Five summer series event! From 5pm-8pm, come visit us and @frazierhistorymuseum for just $5! #baseball #sluggermuseum #gotolouisville

We are honored to have been named #4 Best Attraction for Sports Fans on USA Today's annual readers' choice poll! 🏆

“If you didn’t have a Louisville Slugger in your hands, you weren’t playing baseball.” – Lou Brock Remembered for his blazing speed on the basepaths, it’s easy to forget how great of a hitter Brock was. Lou collected his 3,000 hit on this day in 1979.

On this day in 1972, Chicago’s Dick Allen, who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this past Sunday, hits two inside-the-park home runs at Metropolitan Stadium in Minnesota. The first player since 1939 to so. ⚾ #baseball #baseballhistory #sluggermuseum

Rest in peace, Ryne Sandberg - our 2024 Living Legend. Your legacy on and off the field will never be forgotten.

On this day in 1941, Joe DiMaggio collects three hits in Cleveland’s League Park to extend his hit streak to 56 games. Don’t miss his Louisville Slugger from that game and the streak on display in our museum! ⚾ #baseballhistory #baseball #sluggermuseum

Big Bat is celebrating the 4th with a hot dog and you should too. 🌭 Happy 4th of July from your friends at Louisville Slugger Museum! ⚾ #sluggermuseum #gotolouisville #baseball

Nothing like a Saturday bat factory tour. ⚾ Come see how legends are made! #baseball #baseballbats #sluggermuseum #gotolouisville

Check out our latest installment: the Honus Wagner trading card. This T206 trading card is one of the rarest and most valuable trading cards in existence. ⚾ #baseball #baseballhistory #sluggermuseum #gotolouisville

71 years ago today, H&B signed a 19-year-old outfielder for the Montreal Royals (AAA affiliate for the Brooklyn Dodgers) to a bat contract. Young Roberto Clemente would soon get snagged by the Pittsburgh Pirates and become the first Latin American superstar.

Want to experience our museum & factory behind-the-scenes? Check out our All-Star-Experience! ⚾ #baseball #baseballbat #sluggermuseum

From the dugout to the track, it's all about horsepower and home runs on Derby Day! 🏇 #baseball #baseballbats #kentuckyderby151

“I was one of the guys that did all that they could to win.” – Joe Morgan We signed Joe Morgan to a bat contract on this day in 1963. He preferred wide grained bats with a flame tempered finish and the weight marked in pencil on the knob of the bat.