Chatham-Kent To Host 2026 CBL All-Star Weekend, July 11-12 at Fergie Jenkins Field
Saturday, July 11
- Skills Competition
- Home Run Derby
Sunday, July 12
- All Star Game - featuring best of the North vs. South as voted on by fans/media
All weekend
- Look forward to a family-friendly festival with activities, food, entertainment and fan activations.
For the latest updates on the 2026 CBL All-Star Weekend, follow @CBL and @CKBarnstormers on social media or visit CBL.ca.
WIN* an All-Star Weekend in Chatham-Kent
How?
- Look for our post on our Facebook and Instagram pages giving you the chance to win an all-star weekend in Chatham-Kent. Like, share and tag at least one person and you are automatically entered.
What?
- One pair of weekend passes to the All-Star Game July 11and 12, 2026.
- Overnight accommodations at Retro Suites in Chatham, July 11-12 for two.
- Gift cards to other "All-Star Attractions" in Chatham-Kent.
*Open to those aged 21 and up
*One entry per person
Be sure to check out our complete list of rules and regulations.
2026 Season Schedule
The CK Barnstormers are ready for another season at Fergie Jenkins Field in Chatham. Bring the whole family for the best 9 innings of fun and entertainment during your summer in Chatham-Kent.
About the Barnstormers: Stay up to date with schedules, special events and more online
For tickets requests: Tickets are available now
Coming from out of town for a game? Book at room at one of our many accommodations available.
About the Intercounty Baseball League
The IBL started in 1919 with 4 teams (Galt, Guelph, Stratford, and Kitchener). 2024 Barnstormers' inaugural season marked the IBL's 105th season of operation. The IBL is one of the longest continuously operated baseball leagues in the world and serves as a valuable training ground for coaches, umpires, and front office staff. More than 40 IBL players have advanced to Major League Baseball or returned to the IBL following their MLB careers. The league is comprised of teams from Barrie, Brantford, Kitchener, London, Toronto, Guelph, Welland, and Hamilton.
For more on the storied history of the IBL, check out this amazing collection from RuralOntario.org : A Rural Story (ruralontario.org)
Chatham-Kent is also home to many minor league baseball teams. For more information visit the Chatham-Kent Sports Network online.
