MLB All-Star Week

Sunday, July 9 at 10pm - The MLB All-Star Drone Show takes off Sunday night, July 9 at Seattle Center after sunset. Six hundred lighted drones will create stunning baseball-themed visuals and iconic Seattle scenes 400 feet above ground, set to a soundtrack of baseball classics and summertime music. The show starts at 10 p.m. and is free to the public. Baseball fans, visitors, and Seattleites are all invited to watch from the International Fountain Lawn in the heart of Seattle Center. The 18-minute drone flight will take off from the Mural Amphitheatre at Seattle Center and fly between 200 and 400 feet above ground, next to the Space Needle.

Monday, July 10 at 5pm - Monday, July 10 at 5pm - Enjoy a special Free Viewing Party of the T-Mobile Home Run Derby Broadcast Live from T-Mobile Park on the big screen in the Seattle Center Armory on Monday, July 10 at 5pm.

Monday, July 10 at 9:30pm - After the T-Mobile Home Run Derby at T-Mobile Park on Monday night, July 10th, Seattle Center plays host to the first of two FREE baseball-themed movie nights starting just after sunset. With the Derby beginning at 5 pm, visitors, and locals alike will have plenty of time to extend their baseball evenings into the night, as are all invited to watch The Sandlot at the Mural Amphitheatre in the heart of Seattle Center.

Tuesday, July 11 at 5pm - The MLB All-Star Game presented by Mastercard returns to Seattle for the first time in 22 years and only the third time ever. Now, a new generation of All-Stars are taking MLB to new heights with more on-field energy and excitement than ever before. Witness their unparalleled skill, athleticism and passion for the game on Tuesday, July 11, when the 93rd Midsummer Classic arrives at T-Mobile Park. Watch for free on the Big Screen in the Seattle Center Armory!

Tuesday, July 11 at 9:30pm - After the All-Star Game presented by Mastercard on Tuesday, July 11, Seattle Center invites everyone to close out All-Star Week with another FREE baseball movie, A League of Their Own, back at the Mural Amphitheatre starting just as the sun sets with a viewing party in the shadow of the Space Needle.

Conceived by local muralist Brady Black, the Seattle Center Monorail columns have been adorned with murals depicting eight stars of the game and eight Seattle sports fans, signifying the connection between baseball and the greater community. In designing the murals, Black developed a paint-by-number system that allowed youth artists from Urban ArtWorks and Seattle residents to take part in their creation. Art installation was in partnership with Visit Seattle, Seattle Monorail Services, Seattle Center, and Climate Pledge Arena.

Take a photo with a big baseball located on the Thomas Street ramp that leads up to the Seattle Center Monorail platform. The baseball is about 5'x5'x5'.