Museum Offers Bobblehead of Brewers Fan Amy Williams After Championship

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled a new bobblehead of Amy Williams, the Milwaukee Brewers supporter known as Front Row Amy, to mark the franchise's first World Series title. The figurine went up for pre-order on Friday, the same day the city held its championship parade.

Williams has watched the Brewers from behind home plate at American Family Field since 2009. She moved into the first row in 2011 and drives 90 minutes from Oshkosh for most home games. She remains in her seat throughout games, logging every pitch in a scorebook.

The Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series, with Game 1 played on Oct. 23 in Milwaukee. Williams was not in St. Petersburg, Florida, for the clinching game on Wednesday, but posted on X: "OUR MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE #WORLDSERIES CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

The new bobblehead depicts Williams smiling in a navy tank top with both arms raised, a pencil in one hand and a scorecard in the other. Museum co-founder and CEO Phil Sklar said, "We're excited to unveil this new bobblehead featuring Amy celebrating Milwaukee's championship."

Production is limited to 2,026 units, matching the year of the title. The figurines cost $30 each and are available only through the museum's online store, with shipping expected in April 2027.

Milwaukee's Parade of Champions began at 10 a.m. Friday, traveling east through downtown before ending at Henry Maier Festival Park. Williams continues to attend Brewers home games from her seat behind home plate.