A showcase of colorful, bold artwork celebrating many legends of the game, including Bill Mazeroski, Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell. Sports Illustrated covers featuring icons from the Pirates, Penguins and Steelers hang in this space, along with autographed jerseys from Roberto Clemente and Bill Mazeroski.
EXPERIENCE HISTORY AT PNC PARK
PITTSBURGH BASEBALL CLUBFor the 2024 season, the Pirates have renovated the PBC Club Level, where fans will be greeted with the opportunity to explore the evolution of baseball in Pittsburgh as the Club continues to build on storytelling of Pittsburgh’s rich history of baseball with newly displayed artwork.
Wigle is the new presenting partner for the PBC Club Level. Wigle’s unique skew of liquors are featured through three distinct bars:
The “City of Champions” Bar on third base side.
The “Wigle Whiskey” Bar behind home plate.
The “Wigle Reserve” Bar on first base side.
Each bar acts as a staple in their respective area within the club. New carpet, paint schemes, and furniture help define each “zone”, creating several unique experiences.
ALONG THE CLUB LEVEL
In City of Champions (Left Field), you’ll find:
In Wigle Whiskey (Behind Home Plate), you’ll find:
Artist Gary Cieradkowski’s set of digital illustrations celebrating the Homestead Grays and Pittsburgh Crawfords, paired with Negro League jerseys, programs and photos from Pittsburgh photographer, Charles “Teenie” Harris. Other compositions of note include tributes to Forbes Field and Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Bob Prince.
In Wigle Reserve (Right Field), you’ll find:
A look back to the Pirates’ early years and play off the old-school, “cigar bar” feel of the room. A selection of 1909 player cards have been reproduced at large scale (featuring Honus Wagner’s iconic T-206 card). You can also read about Louis Bierbauer and how the Pirates got their current nickname and see hand drawn illustrations of Pirate greats.
Other Items on the Club Level include:
Through the corridors connecting these three spaces, impactful selections from local artists Tom Mosser, Dino Guarino, and Cody Sabol are showcased prominently. In addition, each club elevator lobby tells a story: the architectural development of PNC Park, a celebration of the 2006 All Star Game, and the ballclub’s early evolution.
We welcome fans to explore all areas of the PBC Club and enjoy the latest chapter of PNC Park enhancements on game days as well as during the popular PNC Park tours offered daily.