The Blues continue their tradition of supporting community causes with the return of Pink at the Rink Night on Oct. 27 featuring a pink trucker hat for breast cancer awareness and Hockey Fights Cancer Night on Dec. 8 featuring a lavender fleece, both presented by Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine. The Blues will also mark the 25th anniversary of the NHL’s first Hockey Is For Everyone Night, hosted by the club Jan. 15, 2002, with a Hockey Is For Everyone celebration on Jan. 16. The game will welcome and celebrate the diverse communities that make St. Louis unique while highlighting the growth and evolution of the Hockey Is For Everyone initiative, reflecting the many people and perspectives represented in the game today and the continued efforts to foster a more inclusive environment. 

A full list of theme nights, including returning favorites Teacher and Nurse Appreciation Nights presented by Scott Credit Union on Dec. 13, Saint Louis Zoo Night on Feb. 15, Hello Kitty Night on Feb. 25 and Cardinals Night on March 25, can be seen at stlouisblues.com/promotions. Theme Night tickets, which include a game ticket and a voucher for the specialty item, can only be purchased through the designated ticket link available on the promotions webpage.

In addition to single-game tickets, fans can purchase a full or half-season ticket plan, one of two 13-game mini-plans, or build a flex plan that includes dates, matchups and seat locations of their choosing. Blues ticket plans offer a variety of great benefits, including flexible payment options and merchandise discounts. For more details and information on all Blues ticket packages, visit stlouisblues.com/tickets.