Philadelphia unveils new merchandise and food ahead of 2026 All-Star Game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 8, 2026, 10:08 PM
Last updated Jul 8, 2026
Philadelphia is preparing for the 2026 All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park, which will feature new on-field branding and merchandising opportunities, including exclusive collectible pins available at the team store. The event will kick off with programming starting Friday and concluding with the All-Star game on Tuesday. Expanded food options will include unique items such as Sanchez sliders and a revolutionary rib sandwich. Organizers emphasize that the celebration extends throughout the city, not just within the ballpark, underscoring Philadelphia’s role in this milestone event for Major League Baseball.
- •New merchandise includes collectible pins and expanded food options.
- •Programming starts Friday and continues through Tuesday's All-Star game.
- •Special events are planned around the city, including at the Convention Center.
- •Unique food items like rib sandwiches and hot dogs will be offered at the ballpark.
- 10:08 PMYahoo Sports — New food and exclusive items as Philadelphia gears up for 2026 All-Star Game
"New gear, including collectible pins, is available exclusively at the team store inside Citizens Bank Park, adding to the fanfare surrounding the week's events.
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