Opening Day at BlackStack Brewing Comes with a Shot at Target Field

rachellaitala · March 23

Opening Day is always about possibility: a fresh start, a clean slate, and the belief that anything can happen. This year, the Twins Daily Social Club is adding even more excitement to that feeling with a giveaway that keeps the celebration going beyond March.

At our Opening Day Watch Party at BlackStack Brewing, one lucky fan will walk away with a pair of tickets to see the Minnesota Twins Home Opener at Target Field.

That’s right – while we gather to watch the Twins kick off the season against the Baltimore Orioles, you’ll also have a shot at being there in person when the Twins return home to take on the Tampa Bay Rays for their first game of the season at Target Field on April 3.

All you need to do to get in on the action is RSVP and show up.

Throughout the watch party, we’ll be running games and handing out raffle entries, giving you multiple chances to win. We will draw names at key moments – first pitch, final out, and throughout the game – so there is always something happening beyond the action on the screen.

It is all part of what makes a Twins Daily watch party different. You’re not just watching the game, you’re part of it. Every inning brings a new chance to win, every big play brings the room to life, and every fan in the building shares in the energy of Opening Day.

And then there’s the grand prize: a chance to be at Target Field for the Home Opener to get a first look at the Twins on their home field in 2026. It’s one of the best days on the baseball calendar, and you could be there.

So grab your spot, bring your friends, and get ready for a full afternoon of baseball, beer, and big moments.

Opening Day starts at BlackStack. And if things break your way, your next stop for a live game might just be Target Field.

EVENT DETAILS
RSVP: bit.ly/4sgSTnG
What: Twins Daily Social Club's Opening Day Watch Party
Cost: Free
When: 1 pm, March 26, 2026
Where: Blackstack Brewing, 755 Prior Ave N, St Paul, MN

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