409 Blackwell Street, Durham  |  919-687-6500  |  milb.com

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The crack of the bat signals serious baseball and loads of fun at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, home to Minor League Baseball’s most iconic franchise. The Durham Bulls have a long history in the state, dating back to 1902 and garnering Hollywood fame in the movie Bull Durham. They are the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays and each year numerous players make the jump to major league rosters. Among them are David Price, Chipper Jones, Andruw Jones, Jonny Gomes, Hideki Matsui and Joe Morgan. No matter when you attend a Bulls game, a fun, festive atmosphere permeates the ballpark. In addition to the baseball game, plenty of entertainment keeps the crowd engaged, from mascot Wool E. Bull riding his go-cart around the field to dads ribbon dancing to one of the many theme nights and special events. Some of the most popular events for fans include Wool E. Bull and Wool E. World, a kids zone in right field, fireworks and hot dogs.

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Come on. I’m from Durham. I love the Bulls! I also love and respect what they’ve done for charity, like the [charity softball game between then-WWF wrestlers] verses Michael Bolton and his Bombers. Durham needs more events like this!”

Dorie Pope, Durham, a member of Wake Electric