DYERSVILLE, IOWA (May 12, 2026)  A special announcement related to the continued momentum of the “Bring It Home” campaign will take place at the Field of Dreams Movie Site (28995 Lansing Rd, Dyersville, Iowa) on Thursday May 14, 12:30PM. The event will mark a significant milestone in the effort to preserve, expand, and enhance one of America’s most iconic cultural landmarks.

Governor Kim Reynolds will be in attendance and will provide remarks highlighting the statewide significance of the project and its role in supporting tourism, economic development, and community growth across Iowa.

The announcement will bring together a group of key partners, supporters, and stakeholders who have helped advance the long-term vision for the Field of Dreams. The program will include remarks from project leadership and partners, as well as recognition of leadership-level investments and partnerships that continue to move the campaign forward.

The event will take place outdoors at the professional ballpark, weather permitting. Guests and media are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate attire, as portions of the site include gravel, grass, and active construction areas. Business casual attire is recommended. In the event of inclement weather, the program will move to the future Event and Education Center located at the professional ballpark site.

About the Field of Dreams Movie Site

Located in Dyersville, Iowa, the Field of Dreams Movie Site is one of the most recognizable and cherished destinations in American culture. Made famous by the 1989 film Field of Dreams, the site has become a place of pilgrimage for visitors from across the country and around the world. Today, under the stewardship of the non-profit organization Dyersville Events Inc, the site remains publicly accessible and continues to evolve as a destination rooted in baseball, family, rural heritage, and community connection.

About the “Bring It Home” Campaign

The “Bring It Home” campaign is a transformational initiative led by Dyersville Events Inc, supporting both the preservation of the original movie site and the thoughtful expansion of the broader campus.

Planned improvements include a professional-grade ballpark, a youth baseball and softball complex, and expanded opportunities for events, education, and community engagement — ensuring the Field of Dreams remains a place of inspiration and connection for generations to come.

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