EDDC kickball league returning for summer 2025
(WJET/WFXP)– One of Erie's newest summer staples is returning for another year of fun in the sun with friends.
The Erie Downtown Development Corporation is bringing back the summer kickball league as part of their Flagship City Sports & Sips series and registration is now open.
New signage seen around Liberty Park, Highmark Amphitheater takes new name
The league kicks off the week of June 2 and goes until the week of July 21 with teams made of 7-10 people playing each Monday or Wednesday night, whichever they choose, in Perry Square.
Teams will also get special offers from Ippa Pizza with $10 to-go 6-packs of domestic beer and Hazards Mini Golf and Social Pub selling $5 specialty cocktails and happy hour specials
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'Kickball is an invitation to experience downtown in a whole new way—with friends, fun, and a little friendly competition,' said Ryan Hoover, Experience Director at the Erie Downtown Development Corporation. 'We're excited to see kickball players return to Perry Square for another great summer of Kickball.'
Registration will cost $450 per team and is open until May 31. You can sign up for your spot
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