Live Entertainment in Durham

Carolina Theatre of Durham is a restored 1926 movie palace presenting concerts, comedy, and film festivals in downtown Durham.

Durham Bulls Athletic Park is the most famous minor league baseball stadium in America — home of the Durham Bulls (Tampa Bay Rays Triple-A affiliate), immortalized in the 1988 film "Bull Durham" with Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon. DBAP's extraordinary film heritage and Durham's remarkable creative renaissance create game-day baseball experiences of genuine American sports and film cultural significance.

Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) is one of the highest-grossing performing arts venues in the country, presenting Broadway touring productions and major concerts in a 2,700-seat downtown venue.

Motorco Music Hall in a converted auto dealership in downtown Durham presents touring indie and Americana acts, a cornerstone of the Triangle's music scene.

The Fruit in downtown Durham, a converted 1920s produce warehouse, presents concerts and events central to the city's arts and music scene.

Whittemore Center at the University of New Hampshire presents the state's most important college sports entertainment — UNH Wildcats hockey in one of the most spirited arenas in Hockey East conference play. UNH's extraordinary hockey program (producing NHL players with remarkable consistency) and Durham's intimate college town atmosphere create one of New England's most authentic and enjoyable college hockey experiences.

University of New Hampshire Wildcats present outstanding ice hockey, football, and basketball in Durham — a beautifully situated coastal New Hampshire campus where UNH's passionate fan base creates college athletic events of genuine Hockey East and CAA conference significance.