Win Tickets to “Faith & Family Night” with the RiverDogs

Saturday, August 22nd is “Faith and Family Night” with the Charleston RiverDogs and Heaven-FM!

The RiverDogs host the Hill City Howlers and all denominations are welcome to the Joe to come together and enjoy a meaningful night at the ballpark. The game starts at 6:05 and the gates open at 5PM. Get there earlier to watch The Chef from Heaven-FM throw out the first pitch. Plus, stick around after the game for a special postgame concert!

Heaven-FM would love for your to be our guest at the game. Enter to win your family 4-pack of tickets below:

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