Mighty Miracles

August | Events & Updates

Upcoming MLNB Events

Save the dates

10/26 Bowl - O - Ween
8/8 Field of Motion

9/13 Fall Baseball Season Opening Day

We’re thrilled to announce that registration for our Fall 2025 Miracle League season is officially OPEN. Join us on the field!

Game Days

September 13

September 20

September 27

October 11

October 18

Players & Families

Whether your athlete wants to hit the field or join our new cheer squad, we can’t wait to welcome you for another season of connection, celebration, and all-out fun. No experience required — just bring your enthusiasm!

Volunteers

Buddies, we need your energy and heart to help make the magic happen. No baseball knowledge needed, just register & show up ready to support and have a blast!

Group Sponsor

Interested in sponsoring a game day? Rally your team of 10+ volunteers and join us on the field to make memories and change lives.

Donors & Supporters

Come see your impact in action! Join us at the field to witness the joy your generosity fuels — and feel free to spread the word to families, volunteers, or businesses who would love to be part of this incredible community.

Questions? Email us at info@miracleleaguenorthbay.org.

Join us for "Field of Motion" on August 8!

We’re opening up the Miracle League field for a special evening dedicated to mobility practice! Whether you're learning to ride a bike, testing out a new wheelchair, or working on walking with a walker, our turf is a safe, smooth surface for you to move freely and confidently.

This event is open to anyone in our community who could benefit from a supportive space to practice mobility skills. No need to register, just drop by anytime between 6:00 and 8:00 PM.

Our snack shack will be open, and we’ll have Miracle League swag available for purchase! Of course we'll have the tunes bumping too!

Questions? Email us at info@miracleleaguenorthbay.org.

Skate Night was AWESOME!

A huge thank you to Cal Skate for hosting such a memorable Family & Friends Skate Night! From the moment we walked in, the energy was high and the smiles were non-stop. The pizza was delicious, the soda was sweet, and the arcade games kept everyone entertained in between laps on the rink.

Whether you were walking, rolling, or skating, it was incredible to see our community showing up with courage, joy, and some serious moves! We were blown away by the skills, bravery, and determination of our athletes and families out on the floor, a few even trying skating for the very first time!

The music set the tone for the night, keeping the vibe upbeat and the dance moves flowing. More than anything, we loved seeing so many of our Miracle League families laughing, connecting, and making memories together.

Thanks again to Cal Skate for being such a welcoming and inclusive venue!

Community Events

Capoeira Classes with Professor Prego

Tuesday & Thursday Evenings

Experience the joy of movement with our favorite Professor Prego! Capoeira is a fun and engaging Brazilian martial art that combines music, movement, and self-expression in a supportive and inclusive environment. Professor Prego is known for his patience and ability to adapt to each student’s unique needs, ensuring that everyone feels welcome and empowered. He’s excited to share the art of Capoeira with our athletes and create a space where they can build confidence, coordination, and community! Read More

Chuckee Cheese - Sensory Sensitive Sundays

August 3rd

On the first Sunday of every month, Chuck E. Cheese in Rohnert Park opens two hours early for Sensory Sensitive Sundays™, offering a quieter, more comfortable environment for families.

What to Expect:

Dimmed lighting and reduced noise levels
A calm, welcoming game room experience
Trained staff who understand and support sensory needs
A dedicated dining area with soft lighting for a more peaceful mealtime

This is a wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy games, food, and time together in a space thoughtfully designed with sensory-friendly considerations. Read More

Sonoma County Fair

August 1st - 10th

Special Days at the Sonoma County Fair

Harry Potter Day | Saturday, August 2

Wands at the ready! Whether you're a lifelong wizarding fan or just discovering the magic, join us for Harry Potter at the Fair on Saturday, August 2nd!

Come dressed as your favorite character and get ready for a magical day full of fun:

Potion Mixing Contest (for kids!)
Trivia Quiz for Young Wizards
Look-Alike Contest: Harry, Hermione, Ron & more
Quidditch Skills Practice
Harry Potter-themed crafts
Pub Team Trivia at 7:30 p.m. for grown-up fans
Costumes are highly encouraged, spotters will be awarding magical prizes to fairgoers showing off their wizardly spirit throughout the day!

Kids’ Days | Wednesday, August 6 & Friday, August 8

Bring the whole family! On Kids’ Days, all children 12 and under receive FREE General Admission to the fair.

Mark your calendars and don’t miss this family-friendly chance to explore the fairgrounds, ride the rides, and make memories!

Sensory Sensitive Films - Santa Rosa Cinemas

August 9th - Show times vary

Looking for an inclusive movie experience for your athlete? Select theaters in our area offer Sensory Sensitive Film Showings on the first Saturday of each month. These showings feature the lights turned up, the sound turned down, and an understanding environment for all guests.

Next showing: Saturday, August 9

Feature film: Pixar’s Elio

Showtimes by location:

10:00 AM | Airport Stadium 12, Lodi Stadium 12, and Sierra Vista 16
12:00 PM | Plaza 14

Matinee ticket prices apply. A great chance for Miracle families to enjoy the magic of the movies in a sensory-friendly setting!

Learn More Here

Sensory Friendly Children's Museum

August 12 1:00pm - 5:00pm & more...

The Children’s Museum of Sonoma County hosts free Sensory Friendly Afternoons exclusively for children with sensory processing differences and their families or caregivers. These Tuesday afternoons are great for children and families to play with hands-on exhibits, explore the Art Studio, and enjoy family time in a safe, accessible, and welcoming environment without the crowds, noise, and bright lights of a typical museum day. Pre-registration is recommended. Read More

Common Ground Society – August Events

Dates & Times below

Our friends at Common Ground Society are offering a variety of inclusive community events for families throughout August! From bowling to bingo, there’s something for everyone:

August 24 | 3:00 PM - Bowling Meetup for Teens & Adults
August 26th | 5:30 PM – Bingo Night for Neurodivergent Teens & Adults
August 17th | 4:00 PM Nuerodivergent Speed Friending (18 - 35)
September 3rd | 5:00pm Movie Night at SRJC

If you have any questions please reach out to Heidi Wood at cgmeetupcoordinator@gmail.com

Common Ground Event Calendar - Navigate to the desired event on the calendar

Seawolf Fit - Fall Session

Save the Dates: September 27 - November 15

Seawolf Fit is excited to offer two dynamic sessions designed for individuals with disabilities and their families—supporting athletes of all ages and abilities!

Session 1 features adaptive, gamified soccer. We alternate between soccer and golf each semester, and this fall is soccer’s turn! Participants build motor skills like kicking, dribbling, and passing through fun, individualized activities, then gradually add simple games and social interaction. All communication styles are welcome, and siblings join the fun too!
Session 2 promotes functional fitness for older youth and adults. This open gym-style session uses bands, light weights, mats, rollers, and peer-based workouts, but we also accept children as well! Every activity is tailored to fit individual needs and abilities.
Caregivers also enjoy their own wellness session, while their kids are with us, you focus on yourself! We will be offering time to focus on fitness, self-care, and community connection.

Save the Date!

Seawolf Fit Fall 2025 runs from September 27 to November 15
Join us for 8 consecutive Saturdays of movement, fun, and community!

Homer's Highlight

Homer's Story

The following is a story written by Miracle League of Michigan player, Christian Dean about our mascot Homer. It was Christian’s dream to have a mascot for our league and thanks to a generous donation by Mark Waad, this dream has come true.

Homer lived in a land far away from here where everyone had a passion for sports. Everyone played baseball, football, basketball, soccer, and many more interesting sports. But one day, he saw many kids at the hospital or at their own homes and they couldn’t play because they had disabilities. So, he tried to help these kids by going on a quest to find a place where these kids could play. He went across many oceans, deserts, and mountains, until he found himself in Southeast Michigan where he met Mr. Steve Peck.

Homer was encouraged by Mr. Steve. Mr. Steve shared his story about the creation of The Miracle League of Michigan. After listening to the story, Homer knew he had to be part of the league, and help Mr. Steve bring the enjoyment of sports-especially baseball and bowling to all kids. Homer was happy to see kids in wheelchairs, walkers, kids with Down syndrome, Autism and many more with disabilities be able to play and have fun and celebrate the joy of sports. Homer is not only the mascot of our league, but another reason to call the Miracle League a safe and warm organization.