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The Michigan Panthers have unveiled a series of community appearances across the Detroit area from July to October. These events are designed to engage fans as they build excitement for the 2026 season. Attendees can take photos with mascots, meet the hype team, and win prizes while getting information about tickets. A total of 13 events are confirmed, including participation in local parades and festivals. The Panthers aim to strengthen their fanbase and create memorable experiences leading up to the next season.
Detroit – The Michigan Panthers are gearing up for a series of community appearances in the Detroit area, scheduled to take place from July through October of 2025. This initiative aims to engage fans and generate excitement ahead of the upcoming 2026 season.
The Panthers will participate in a variety of events, with opportunities for fans to take photos with the team’s mascot, Pablo, as well as the USFL Conference Championship trophy. Fans will also have the chance to meet the Panthers’ hype team. Additionally, attendees can win prizes and receive information regarding ticket sales for the next season.
The event schedule includes a total of 13 confirmed appearances, with the prospect of adding more dates later on. Some of the key events on the schedule are as follows:
– July 4: Fourth of July Parade, Oak Park, Michigan
– July 4: Oak Park FunFest, Oak Park, Michigan
– July 9: Metro Detroit Youth Day, Belle Isle in Detroit, Michigan
– July 11: Uncle Sam Jam (Funfest), Woodhaven, Michigan
– July 12: Royal Oak Leprechauns, Royal Oak, Michigan
– July 19: Stroller Roll, Westland, Michigan
– July 22: Saline Golf Outing, Saline, Michigan
– July 24: Oak Park Farmers Market, Oak Park, Michigan
– August 2: Straight Piped Shenanigans, New Boston, Michigan
– August 8: University of Detroit Mercy Titans Golf Outing, Novi, Michigan
– August 22: Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Troy, Michigan
– October 4: University of Michigan Homecoming, Ann Arbor, Michigan
– October 22: Saline Trunk or Treat, Saline, Michigan
– October 25: PAL-Oween, Detroit, Michigan
For more details about the community events, individuals can contact Michigan Panthers Director of Marketing Jeremiah Hergott at 313-575-1875 or via email at Jeremiah.Hergott@uflpanthers.com.
The Michigan Panthers are part of the United Football League (UFL), a spring professional football league that was formed following the merger of the XFL and the original USFL in 2024. The UFL is backed by prominent investors including RedBird Capital Partners, FOX, Dany Garcia, and Dwayne Johnson.
Currently, the UFL features eight teams located in major markets across the United States, including Arlington, Birmingham, Detroit, Houston, San Antonio, Memphis, St. Louis, and Washington D.C. The league aims to enhance fan engagement and open opportunities for players while redefining the football landscape.
As part of the league’s development, Michigan Panthers tight end Jalen Wydermyer is scheduled to attend the Tight End University position summit in Nashville, Tennessee, indicating ongoing player development within the UFL framework.
These upcoming community engagement events reflect the Panthers’ commitment to fostering a strong presence in the Detroit area, creating networks with local fans, and building anticipation for the upcoming season. As the schedule unfolds, the Panthers look forward to welcoming fans to these occasions and providing them with exciting experiences.
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- UFL: Michigan Panthers Offseason Appearances
- Wikipedia: Michigan Panthers
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- Sports Illustrated: Lions and Panthers Quarterback
- Detroit News: Panthers Home Opener
