“If you build it, they will come” In 2027, the Indianapolis Clowns will have the honor of playing at the convergence of baseball history and historical dreams, the iconic Field of Dreams.

And just like that… our last home game of the year is in the books. What a first season BACK it’s been. More than 70 years later, the Clowns returned to Rickwood and made a little more history of our own. What a weekend making our return to one of baseball’s most historic ballparks. We honored former Negro Leaguer Ron Smith, danced all weekend long, and got to be part of everything that made Rickwood Field so special. Birmingham, thank you for welcoming the Clowns back and making more history with us. ❤️ We’ll keep the show rollin’ into Cleveland for one more stop of the regular season. See ya there!

The 80's called, we answered😏

Bet you’ve never seen THIS on a baseball field 😤

Nobody asked for this. You're welcome😃

Ever heard of Shadow Ball? Our Shadow Ball routine honors a tradition made famous by Negro Leagues barnstorming teams that blended incredible baseball with entertainment. Every throw, catch, hit, and play is imaginary, requiring perfect timing, teamwork, and a little bit of MAGIC. ✨

Indianapolis, where do we even begin?! To return home after 37 years was more special than we could’ve ever imagined. You welcomed us back with open arms and celebrated the legacy of the Indianapolis Clowns with great pride. We were in legendary company with Bob Kendrick the President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and former Clowns Bill Heward and Steve “Nub” Anderson. It was our honor to pay tribute to another Clowns icon, Samuel Seagraves, as we felt the impact of all of those who wore this name before us. We had the time of our lives donning the Clowns’ name across our chests and putting on a show! Indy… we can’t wait to be back!

Drip, Swag, Aura

They call him Flash for a reason😏