BALTIMORE, Md. – Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards has announced that the museum is hosting a “Meet the Mascots” program on Saturday, February 25 at 1:00 p.m.

The family-oriented event will feature a “behind the mask” discussion from popular local mascots, including Doc the Tiger, Poe (Baltimore Ravens) and the Baltimore Oriole Bird.

The program will highlight the art of being a mascot along with the rewards and the hazards of the job and the extensive training involved.

Following the program, fans will have a chance to meet and greet all of their local favorite friends, including Doc, Louie from Bowie (Bowie BaySox), True Grit (UMBC Retriever), The Eagle (Coppin State), and Testudo (University of Maryland) and Wild Stang (Stevenson University).

Attendees are encouraged to bring their cameras as all of the mascots will be available for pictures following the program.

The program is free with the price of admission to Sports Legends Museum, which offers an interactive “Kids Discovery Zone” where youth can try on sports uniforms from various Maryland teams including the Baltimore Ravens, Maryland Terrapins, Baltimore Orioles, Johns Hopkins University lacrosse, and much more.

Paid parking is available in the North Warehouse Lot behind Sports Legends Museum (301 W. Camden Street, Baltimore MD 21201). For more information, please contact John Ziemann at 410-727-1539, ext. 3023 or JohnZ@BabeRuthMuseum.com.

About Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards

Located adjacent to the main gate of Oriole Park, Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards consists of 22,000 square feet of artifacts and interactive exhibits profiling Maryland sports history, while celebrating and preserving the historic legacy of Baltimore-born Babe Ruth, the Baltimore Orioles and Colts and Baltimore Ravens, as well as local and regional sports at the amateur, collegiate and various professional levels.  The Babe Ruth Birthplace Foundation owns and operates both Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards and the Babe Ruth Birthplace.