A Spotlight on the Hershey Bears and Coco the Bear

The Hershey Bears are a beloved part of Hershey, Pennsylvania's rich local culture. As a minor league ice hockey team, the Bears have cultivated a large and dedicated fan base, known as the Bear Nation. The team's games are an essential part of the local sports scene, filled with excitement, camaraderie, and community spirit.

A key part of the Hershey Bears' identity is their official mascot, Coco the Bear. Born on October 14, 1978, in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Coco the Bear is the Hershey Bears' #1 fan and ambassador. With his favorite colors being chocolate brown and white, Coco the Bear encapsulates the essence of Hershey – the town known as "The Sweetest Place on Earth."

Coco the Bear is more than just a mascot - he's a beloved member of the community. He makes his home at the Giant Center, where he cheers on the Bears, always ready to rev up the crowd. His hobbies include hanging out with fans watching ice hockey and his likes extend to ice skating, hockey games, and birthday parties.

Notably, Coco the Bear is a philanthropist, frequently appearing at charity events across the community. His dedication to community service has made him a popular figure not only at games but also throughout the local area.

However, there is more to explore about the history of the Hershey Bears, their achievements, and the evolution of their mascot, Coco the Bear. Stay tuned for more insights into this iconic team and its chocolate-colored mascot, who together make Hershey, Pennsylvania, a special place for hockey fans and the local community alike.