CINCINNATI — Get ready, Reds Country! The Cincinnati Reds have announced the return of the Reds Caravan, set for Jan. 18-25, 2025, with stops in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia. 

What You Need To Know

  • The Cincinnati Reds have announced the return of the Reds Caravan, set for Jan. 18-25, 2025

  • The annual traveling, fan-centered event will make stops in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia 

  • Fans can expect appearances from current and former Reds players, minor leaguers, broadcasters, front office staff and mascots

  • There has been no shortage of stories surrounding the team this offseason, including the death of franchise legend Pete Rose and the hiring of manager Terry Francona 

The annual traveling, fan-centered event features appearances from current and former Reds players, minor leaguers, broadcasters, front office staff and mascots. The team said fans can participate in Q&A and autograph sessions and will have the opportunity to learn more about plans for the 2025 season. More details will be announced soon, the team added.

Here's a full list of stops:

Saturday, Jan. 18 

  • Dayton, Ohio – National Museum of the United States Air Force
  • Lima, Ohio – Apollo Career Center

Sunday, Jan. 19 

  • Indianapolis – location TBA
  • Lawrenceburg, Indiana – Lawrenceburg Events Center

Monday, Jan. 20

  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – National Day of Service (community service event) 

Wednesday, Jan. 22 

  • Wilmington, Ohio – Roberts Centre

Thursday, Jan. 23

  • Columbus, Ohio – location TBA
  • Bloomington, Indiana – location TBA

Friday, Jan. 24

  • Fort Wayne, Indiana – location TBA
  • Louisville, Kentucky – Louisville Slugger Field
  • Charleston, West Virginia – Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center – The Theatre

Saturday, Jan. 25

  • Bowling Green, Kentucky – National Corvette Museum
  • Lexington, Kentucky – LexLive
  • Huntington, West Virginia – Huntington Mall
  • Hamilton, Ohio – Spooky Nook Sports

There has been no shortage of stories for the team so far this offseason. Following the Sept. 30 death of franchise legend Pete Rose, the team announced the hiring of three-time Manager of the Year Terry Francona just four days later after 11 seasons with the Cleveland Guardians. The team also traded for starting pitcher Brady Singer last month while sending second baseman and 2021 NL Rookie of the Year Jonathan India to the Kansas City Royals, in addition to outfielder Joey Wiemer. 

The Reds finished 77-85 in 2024, good for fourth place in the NL Central. They're led by the likes of young stars shortstop Elly De La Cruz, outfielder Spencer Steer and starting pitcher Hunter Greene. 

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