A bird's-eye view of downtown Fort Wayne shows a different perspective on how places like Parkview Field and Electric Works (former GE Geneal Electric) locations relate to each other.
A home run for the skyline. ⚾🚁 From above Parkview Field, you can spot Electric Works rising in the distance — two Fort...
A home run for the skyline. From above Parkview Field, you can spot Electric Works rising in the distance — two Fort Wayne icons in one frame. It’s views like this that remind me why I love flying here. What’s your favorite Fort Wayne landmark?
John McGauley photograph Parkview Field and The Harrison posted May 19, 2014 on flickr A close-up aerial look at Parkview Field and the attached Harrison apartment complex in downtown Fort Wayne.
"Regardless of how well the team plays and even beyond the entertainment between innings, the legacy and momentum created by Parkview Field can be felt throughout Downtown."
Spring has arrived in Fort Wayne. Flowers are blooming; wildlife is reappearing; and parks and trails are slowly filling with people eager to shake off the winter blues.
In Downtown Fort Wayne, a new season is about to begin, too: Baseball season.
The city has a rich history with baseball, home to the first professional game in 1871, and to fabled teams, like the Fort Wayne Daisies, who helped inspire the film “A League of Their Own.” In many ways, the TinCaps at Parkview Field carries on this legacy today, infusing Downtown with energy and spirit that’s undeniably unique.
“It’s more than baseball,” says Kirsten Guthrie, Vice President of Marketing and Communication at Visit Fort Wayne. “It’s the experience that people have at Parkview Field that’s so exceptional.”
Regardless of how well the team plays and even beyond the entertainment between innings, the legacy and momentum created by Parkview Field can be felt throughout Downtown, where businesses, entertainment options, restaurants and retail are blooming because of its existence.
As the Fort Wayne TinCaps return to the field on April 11 for the first of 66 home games slated for the 2023 season, we explore the rich history of baseball in Fort Wayne, the magic that makes Parkview Field so special, and how America’s favorite pastime has shaped our city over the years.
The 2024 season was a celebration of 1️⃣5️⃣ years of Parkview Field. Now, you can relive 1️⃣5️⃣ of our favorite memories right here: https://atmilb.com/3XJjyvD
The @tincaps staff have outdone themselves again! Tonight was the first night for Parkview Field's Holiday Lights event. Here's what 1.1 million lights, surrounded by holiday crafts and family fun, looks like. Runs through Jan. 4! #tincaps#fortwayne#holidaylights#milbpic.twitter.com/m7j5Ca4z6B
The @tincaps staff have outdone themselves again! Tonight was the first night for Parkview Field's Holiday Lights event. Here's what 1.1 million lights, surrounded by holiday crafts and family fun, looks like. Runs through Jan. 4! #tincaps #fortwayne #holidaylights #milb
Mike Nutter @minorleaguenutt · Nov 19 My friend @JohnMcGauley is so talented! Look at this drone shot tonight. @ParkviewField holiday lights and entire @DTFWIN @CityofFortWayne is so beautiful. Hope you will join us this holiday season! We would love to have you see these lights in person.
15 years ago, Parkview Field was in the final months of construction. This photo taken on January 20, 2009, shows work...
15 years ago, Parkview Field was in the final months of construction. This photo taken on January 20, 2009, shows work on the outfield wall of the ballpark. To see the full image, click here - AFW #ThrowBacks: Parkview Field, 15 years ago
From above Parkview Field, you can spot Electric Works rising in the distance — two Fort Wayne icons in one frame. It’s views like this that remind me why I love flying here. What’s your favorite Fort Wayne landmark?
years of Parkview Field.
