⚾ LET’S GO TO THE JACKIE ROBINSON MUSEUM!
About the event
A SPECIAL SATURDAY CURATED TOUR — SPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR OUR SOCIAL CLUB
🗓 Saturday\, October 17\, 2026 \| 11:00 AM 📍 Jackie Robinson Museum 75 Varick Street New York, NY 10013 👥 Limited to 20 Members 💵 Special Social Club Price: $18 Per Member 🏛️ Curated Tour Specially Arranged for Our Group
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✨ A VERY SPECIAL SATURDAY EXPERIENCE
Join us for a wonderful and meaningful visit to the Jackie Robinson Museum, where our Social Club has been granted a specially arranged Saturday curated tour. The Museum does not normally offer these curated group experiences on Saturdays. After working directly with the Museum, their Curatorial Assistant has agreed to conduct a special tour for our group on Saturday, October 17th. That makes this much more than a regular museum visit. We will begin with a curated presentation of Jackie Robinson’s remarkable life, career, courage, and legacy — followed by time to continue exploring the Museum independently afterward.
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⚾ WHO WAS JACKIE ROBINSON?
Jackie Robinson was far more than one of the greatest baseball players of the 20th century. He was one of the most consequential figures in American history. On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson took the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers and broke Major League Baseball’s modern color barrier. That moment changed baseball forever. But it also became a powerful symbol in the larger fight against segregation and racial discrimination in America. Robinson’s achievement required far more than athletic ability. He faced enormous hostility, racism, threats, and pressure — while being asked to carry the expectations of millions of people who understood the significance of what he was doing. And he succeeded.
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🧢 THE BROOKLYN DODGERS & BRANCH RICKEY
Brooklyn Dodgers executive Branch Rickey knew that the player chosen to integrate Major League Baseball needed extraordinary talent, intelligence, courage, discipline, and character. He chose Jackie Robinson. Robinson went on to become: ⚾ Rookie of the Year ⚾ National League MVP ⚾ A six-time World Series participant ⚾ A member of the 1955 World Series Champion Brooklyn Dodgers ⚾ A member of the Baseball Hall of Fame His iconic uniform number — 42 — was ultimately retired throughout Major League Baseball. Today, every April 15th is celebrated as Jackie Robinson Day.
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✊ MUCH MORE THAN BASEBALL
Jackie Robinson’s importance did not end when his baseball career ended. He became an outspoken advocate for civil rights, equality, employment opportunities, housing, business development, and social change. He corresponded with political leaders, challenged injustice, participated in the civil-rights movement, and used his public platform to advocate for a more equal America. His life was a remarkable combination of: ⚾ Sports 🇺🇸 American History ✊ Civil Rights 🏛️ Public Leadership 💼 Business 👨👩👧 Family That is why this Museum is so much more than a baseball museum.
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🏛️ THE JACKIE ROBINSON MUSEUM
The Museum tells Jackie Robinson’s story through: 📜 Historic documents 📸 Photographs ⚾ Baseball artifacts 🎥 Film and video 📰 Personal correspondence 🏆 Career memorabilia 📚 Interactive and historical displays The exhibitions explore Robinson not only as an athlete, but also as a soldier, husband, father, businessman, activist, and national figure. Our curated tour will provide additional historical context and insight into the extraordinary challenges he faced and the lasting impact of his life.
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🌟 WHAT MAKES OUR VISIT SPECIAL?
This is the part I am particularly excited about. The Jackie Robinson Museum does not normally offer its curated tours on Saturdays. However, the Museum’s Curatorial Assistant has specially agreed to conduct a Saturday tour for our Social Club. That means our group will have an experience that ordinary weekend visitors generally do not receive. And there is no additional charge to our members for the curated experience. You pay only the Museum admission price.
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💵 SPECIAL SOCIAL CLUB PRICE — ONLY…
