Madison Mallards July schedule

Warner Park in Wisconsin has a rich history that makes catching a game there feel like more than just another night at the ballpark. Originally opened in the mid-70s, this venue started out as a community sports hub and gradually evolved into a premier event space that hosts everything from local leagues to major league showcases. The park’s claim to fame includes hosting the 2012 Northwoods League All-Star Game, where the best college players across the region come together in a true celebration of summer baseball. For Madison Mallards fans, Warner Park is practically home—it's where the team has played since 1984, when the Madison Muskies called it home, and where the energy is always electric during summer nights. Whether you’re kicking back on the Grass Berm with friends, catching a game with your dog in the pet-friendly zones, or enjoying a corporate outing in the Dugout Box seats, there’s a vibe for everyone. The park’s thoughtful policies, like rainout protection, make sure nobody’s experience gets washed out. It’s more than just a ballpark—it’s a community gathering spot that keeps Madison connected through baseball. Seeing the Madison Mallards take on rivals like the Kenosha Kingfish at Warner Park is always a highlight—an event that truly captures the spirit of local sports and summer fun.

Madison Mallards July 23rd, 2026 at Madison

Imagine the buzz at Warner Park on July 23rd, 2026, when the Madison Mallards take on the Kenosha Kingfish in what promises to be a night packed with energy, laughs, and unforgettable moments. This isn’t just another baseball game; it’s an experience that captures the heart of the community, with fans shouting, cheering, and maybe even doing a little dance in the stands. The Mallards are known for their fun-loving spirit and creative themed nights that turn an ordinary game into a lively event full of surprises. Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or just looking for a fun night out, this game is your ticket to a perfect summer evening—think spontaneous guest appearances, maybe a fireworks display, and plenty of chances to soak in the local flavor. It’s more than just a game, it’s about supporting a team that’s deeply woven into Madison’s fabric, bringing people together and making memories that stick. So grab your tickets and be part of the excitement—because missing this would be like skipping dessert after a great meal, totally worth it.