On Sunday, Sept. 13, from 2 to 6 p.m., the York Revolution will host Smash Bash, a communal therapy session that will empower York area residents to take out their frustration on inanimate, breakable objects of all kinds. The event will be COVID-19 safe.
In partnership with Re-Source York, the Revolution will create five rooms on the field of PeoplesBank Park, 5 Brooks Robinson Way, York, stocked with household items ranging from small appliances to doors, toilets, and more, as well as implements participants may use to smash them. Re-Source York, the nonprofit home improvement and home furnishings resale store that helps fund Bell Socialization Services, has donated dinged and damaged items not suitable for resale.
There is a cost to participate. Family and friends of participants are welcome to enjoy the spectacle for a separate fee each, and additional smash options will be available for additional donations, including a whack at a car or a few tosses in the Paint Room. They may also purchase a sampling glass to use to enjoy a sample from Sign of the Horse Brewery, and they may then break the glass.
For safety reasons, participants will be required to wear proper attire, including closed-toe shoes, pants, and jackets while in the Smash Rooms. All attendees will be required to wear face masks and practice social distancing.
Food trucks will be on hand, and the ballpark's concession stand will be open. Tickets for Smash Bash are available at http://www.yorkrevolution.com/smashbash. Proceeds from the event will benefit Re-Source York and Community Progress Council (CPC).
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