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Fireflies set to light up Segra Park for 10th anniversary opening week

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The Columbia Fireflies return to Segra Park for a milestone season packed with themed nights and fan-favorite traditions.

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It’s time for baseball to return to the Midlands. The Columbia Fireflies kick off their 10th anniversary season at Segra Park on opening night, Tuesday, April 7, launching a full week of themed fun through April 12.

With tickets starting at just $6, opening week offers something for everyone. Fans can look forward to:

  • Tuesday, April 7: Opening Night festivities to celebrate the start of the season
  • Wednesday, April 8: Dog-friendly night, perfect for bringing your pup along
  • Thursday, April 9: Thirsty Thursday featuring $1.50 Budweisers and hot dogs
  • Friday, April 10: Neon Night with a 2025 Carolina League South Division Champion rally towel giveaway
  • Saturday, April 11: 8-Bit Baseball Bash with retro gaming vibes and a post-game fireworks show
  • Sunday, April 12: Sensory Safe Night with reduced noise, softer visuals, and designated quiet zones

Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance to secure their seats and be part of the celebration.

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