Giants Announce Four-Stop FanFest Tour for 2026, Featuring Top Talent and Fan Favorites
The San Francisco Giants are hitting the road in early 2026, bringing their annual FanFest experience directly to their fans across Northern California. This year’s tour will feature four stops - San Jose, San Ramon, Sacramento, and a final event at Oracle Park - offering fans a chance to meet players, collect autographs, and get a closer look at the faces of the franchise.
Best of all? Every event is free to attend.
Instead of hosting one massive event at Oracle Park like they did in years past, the Giants have leaned into a more regional approach in recent seasons, spreading the love across multiple cities. It’s a move that’s allowed them to connect with fans in a more personal way - and this year’s lineup gives plenty of reasons to be excited.
Stop 1: San Jose - January 17, 2026
The tour kicks off in San Jose, where San Pedro Square Market will host the first event from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Among the headliners are Tony Vitello, Bryce Eldridge, and Casey Schmitt.
For Vitello, this marks one of his first public appearances in a Giants uniform, offering fans a chance to get familiar with one of the organization’s intriguing new faces. But it’s Eldridge who might draw the most buzz.
After finishing last season with the big-league club, his inclusion in FanFest could be a subtle hint that the Giants are seriously considering him for the Opening Day roster. Nothing’s official yet, but if he shows out in spring training, the decision might make itself.
Schmitt, a fan favorite for his slick glove and high-energy play, rounds out a trio that should make for a compelling afternoon in the South Bay.
Stop 2: San Ramon - January 24, 2026
Next up is San Ramon, where the Giants will set up shop at City Center Bishop Ranch from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Vitello returns for this stop, joined by right-hander Landen Roupp and outfielder Jung Hoo Lee.
Roupp quietly put together a solid 2025 season, posting a 3.80 ERA across 22 starts. He’s a name to watch heading into spring - not flashy, but effective and efficient, and the kind of arm that could be key in the middle of the rotation.
Lee, meanwhile, continues to settle into MLB life after his transition from the KBO. He logged 150 games last season, finishing with a .735 OPS, eight homers, and 55 RBIs. His presence at FanFest is a good opportunity for fans to connect with a player who’s becoming an everyday fixture in the Giants’ outfield.
Stop 3: Sacramento - January 31, 2026
The third leg of the tour brings the Giants to Sacramento’s Sutter Health Park, home of their Triple-A affiliate. The event runs from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m., and the headliner here needs no introduction: Logan Webb.
Webb is coming off another stellar campaign, finishing fourth in the NL Cy Young race and earning his first Gold Glove Award. He made 34 starts and pitched to a 3.22 ERA - numbers that speak to his consistency and durability at the top of the rotation. For Sacramento fans, this is a rare chance to interact with one of the game’s premier starters in a more intimate setting.
Stop 4: Oracle Park - March 14, 2026
The tour wraps up where it all began - at Oracle Park. This final event runs from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., and while the Giants haven’t announced which current players will be in attendance, fans can expect appearances from alumni and team broadcasters.
These Oracle Park events often feature beloved former players who’ve remained connected to the organization, whether through coaching, media, or front office roles. It’s a celebration of the franchise’s past and present, and a fitting finale to a fan-focused offseason.
A Fan-Focused Offseason
This four-stop FanFest tour is more than just a series of meet-and-greets - it’s a signal that the Giants are continuing to prioritize fan connection and regional outreach. Whether you’re in San Jose, San Ramon, Sacramento, or San Francisco, the team is making it easier than ever to engage with the players, ask questions, and get fired up for the 2026 season.
And with names like Eldridge, Webb, and Lee on the schedule, there’s no shortage of storylines to follow - both on the field and off.