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Countdown to the Columbia Fireflies’ opening week at Segra Park

The team is bringing back popular themed nights for the 2024 season, including Star Wars Night and Harry Potter Night.

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Colorful fireworks light up the night sky above Segra Park

Join the Fireflies as they swing for the fences during their 2024 season, with post-game fireworks on select nights.

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Get ready for a home run of fun at the Fireflies’ opening week starting Tuesday, April 9, with numerous themed nights slated for the summer. If you’re anything like us, you love a good schedule, so here’s a few games we’re eyeing:

  • NASCAR Night | Thursday, April 11 | Experience NASCAR Night presented by Darlington Raceway, featuring a post-game country concert by Reed Foley.
  • Princess Knight | Saturday, April 13 | Enjoy a royal celebration at Segra Park with your favorite princesses + a post-game fireworks show presented by Republic Services.
  • Star Wars Night | Saturday, May 11 | Watch the Fireflies battle the Dark Side on Star Wars Night, presented by Founders FCU
  • Harry Potter Night | Saturday, Sept. 7 | Travel to the Wizarding World of Segra Park.

In addition, the Human Cannonball will return along with Dino Weekend, and giveaways will be held every Friday.

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