Arizona Baseball Museum (Opening Soon)

*Opening February 21, 2026*

The Arizona Baseball Museum is the state’s only permanent museum dedicated to the history and culture of baseball in Arizona. Through stories, photographs, and historic memorabilia, we explore the game from its frontier beginnings and mining-town leagues to the birth of the Cactus League and the many Hall of Famers who played here. Our exhibits highlight fan experiences as well as under-told chapters in Arizona baseball, including Japanese internment baseball, women’s softball, barnstorming and more.

Each year, new exhibitions bring fresh perspectives and celebrate the generations of Arizonans whose love of the game helped shape baseball in the American West.

Located in the historic Lehi Auditorium on the Mesa Historical Museum campus.

Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm

Admission:
Arizona Baseball Museum only:
$7 - Adult
$5 - Seniors (60+)
$5 - Military
$4 -Youth (6-17)
Free Children 5 & Under

Bundle - Arizona Baseball Museum & Mesa Historical Museum:
$12 - Adult
$8 - Seniors (60+)
$8 - Military
$6 -Youth (6-17)
Free Children 5 & Under

Check-in:
Check-in and pay for admission at the admissions desk in the Mesa Historical Museum (north building). Here you can pay for admission to the Mesa Historical Museum, the Arizona Baseball Museum, or both for a bundled price. Guests will receive a colored wristband which designates which museum (or museums) they have purchased admission for.

At this time, we do not have the option to pay for admission to the Arizona Baseball Museum in the museum itself, you must pay in the Mesa Historical Museum.