Batter Up! Visit Louisville's Acclaimed Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory

Baseball is an American legacy -- and it has deep roots in Derby City: Louisville, Kentucky! The epicenter? The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory!

At the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, the staff goes above and beyond to celebrate the extraordinary role of Louisville Slugger in baseball’s past, present and future. Plan your visit and prepare to be amazed!

Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory

About The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory

Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is one of the region’s most popular attractions, having been visited by more than 4 million visitors. It's easy to find: just drive down Main Street in Downtown Louisville and look for The Big Bat. Fun fact: the bat in front of the entrance is the world's largest baseball bat! It's a landmark of Downtown Derby City - and for good reason.

The leadership of the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory is also special. H&B’s current President and CEO, John A. Hillerich IV, is the great-grandson of Bud Hillerich, the baseball fan who introduced the family business to baseball back in the 1800s. While Wilson Sporting Goods purchased the Louisville Slugger Brand from H&B in 2015, the family-owned H&B still owns and operations the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory and the production facility. All Louisville Slugger bats are still produced in Louisville, the city that the Hillerich family first arrived to in1856.

Plan Your Visit to the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory

The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory is located at 800 W Main St, Louisville, KY 40202. It is located in Downtown Louisville between 8th and 9th street.

Admission Cost

Adults: $16

Seniors (60+): $15

Kids (6-12): $9

Kids (5 and under): free

Hours of Operation

• Sunday 10AM–4PM
• Monday 9AM–5PM
• Tuesday 9AM–5PM
• Wednesday 9AM–5PM
• Thursday 9AM–5PM
• Friday 9AM–5PM
• Saturday 9AM–5PM

Additional Information

Learn more: https://www.sluggermuseum.com/

Contact: (877) 775-8443

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