
Tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Don’t strike out—secure your tickets by September 4.
Whether you're joining us after a successful CHFA NOW conference day or simply looking for a fun night out with industry friends, there's no better place to do it than under the lights at the Dome.
CHFA reserved 500 seats in Sections 509 and 510, creating a dedicated space for the natural, organic and wellness industry to connect, unwind and cheer on the Toronto Blue Jays together.
DATE & TIME
September 25, 2026
First Pitch: 7:07 pm
CHFA Seating: Sections 509 & 510
VENUE
ORGANIZER
events@chfa.ca

Tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Don’t strike out—secure your tickets by September 4.
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Yes, multiple tickets can be purchased. The person purchasing the tickets will be the main point of contact. Tickets will be available after September 4, 2026, through the Blue Jays Account Manager or MLB Ballpark App. Recipients will be prompted to create an account to accept their tickets. From there, the main contact will be able to transfer tickets to your own guests.
Yes, concessions are available throughout Rogers Centre for purchase. Rogers Centre is proud to offer gluten-friendly, halal, vegan and vegetarian options for fans to accommodate a variety of needs and preferences. To learn more about our Food Menu options, please visit here.
No, you do not need to be registered for CHFA NOW Toronto to attend Industry Night Out at the Dome. As this is a chance to network with industry peers, employment in the natural, organic and wellness industry is highly encouraged.
No, we will not issue refunds on tickets. Tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis, while quantities last. We encourage you to connect with your team/clients to gauge interest before purchasing.
Seats will be assigned by CHFA, and individual seat selection will not be available. We’ll do our best to keep groups together where possible.