Arizona Baseball Museum

Looking for a unique space for your next gathering?

The Historic Lehi Auditorium offers flexible space for meetings, trainings, workshops, presentations, community events and more, with seating for up to 150 guests.

Built in 1939 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this historic Mesa gathering place is once again bringing the community together.

Rentals start at $100/hour, with discounted nonprofit rates available.

Learn more about rentals, availability and what's included:
arizonabaseballmuseum.org/venue

🍕 Dinner that gives back!

Mark your calendars for our Organ Stop Pizza Fundraiser on Thursday, September 10, from 4:00–8:00 PM!

Simply present our fundraiser flyer when placing your food order, and 20% of pre-tax kitchen food sales will be donated to the Arizona Baseball Museum. A flyer must be turned in with your order for it to count toward the fundraiser, and digital copies are accepted!

Proceeds will help support the next phase of the historic Lehi Auditorium restoration—restoring the nearly 90-year-old stage so it can once again host performances, concerts, lectures, and community events.

Bring your family, invite your friends, and enjoy one of Arizona's most unique dining experiences while supporting local history!

DID YOU KNOW?
On June 23, 1917, Babe Ruth started on the mound for the Boston Red Sox—but he didn’t last long.
After walking the first batter, Ruth argued with umpire Brick Owens, was ejected, and then punched the umpire!
Ernie Shore came in to relieve him. The runner was caught stealing, and Shore then retired 26 straight batters without allowing another man to reach base.
For decades, Shore’s performance was listed as a perfect game. Today, it is officially recognized as part of a combined no-hitter.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first Baseball Bingo Night! We had a great time kicking off this new event and hope everyone who came out had just as much fun.

We were also happy to welcome Dorian Lenz, owner of Neighborhood Comedy Theatre in Mesa, as our special guest for the evening!

Baseball Bingo served as the kickoff to our new Mesa Community Nights series. We’re looking forward to bringing more community events to the Arizona Baseball Museum throughout the fall and spring.

Stay tuned for upcoming dates and events — and yes, Baseball Bingo will be back!

⚾ Tonight's the night!

Join us this evening for the Arizona Baseball Museum's first-ever Baseball Bingo Night!

🎟 $20 Baseball Bingo Pack
⚾ 10 Games
🏆 Baseball-Themed Prizes
🌭 Ballpark-style snacks available for purchase
🎹 Hosted by legendary baseball organist Bobby Freeman

📍 Arizona Baseball Museum
2345 N. Horne, Mesa

🕕 Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
⚾ Bingo: 6:30–8:30 p.m.

No advance ticket required! Admission is available at the door, and we accept cash or card.

We can't wait to see you tonight! ⚾