2nd Annual Ramblin’ Rose Runs Coming Back to American Tobacco
If you’re looking for an exercise opportunity this fall, why not run from five to 13.1 miles at American Tobacco in Durham? The Ramblin’ Rose Women’s Half Marathon returns to campus on Sunday, October 21, 2012. The Ramblin’ Rose not only includes a half marathon or half marathon relay this year, but organizers have […]
FOX 50 Family Fest & Great American Tobacco Duck Race Set for October 7th
Ducks, Bulls, and Fun for the Whole Family The FOX 50 Family Fest returns to the American Tobacco campus October 7, 2012, for the first time on a Sunday. The free family-friendly event which drew over 5,000 to the lawn at American Tobacco last year will take place from 1-5pm. FOX 50 Family Fest will […]
Cows Are On Parade at American Tobacco
Durham Bulls legend Crash Davis inspired Catcher Cow, commissioned by American Tobacco. View the Slideshow Cows are now on parade at American Tobacco. The campus is playing host to twelve of the decorated bovines as part of CowParade, the world’s largest public art exhibit. The cows will be on display until December 1st. The […]
Red Clay Ramblers To Close 2012 American Tobacco On the Lawn Concert Series
Red Clay Ramblers To Close 2012 American Tobacco On the Lawn Concert Series Movies Still On Tap for September & October American Tobacco’s FREE summer concert series winds up this Friday, September 7th with The Red Clay Ramblers. The Ramblers are an institution in the world of traditional music in North Carolina. They’ve performed on […]
American Tobacco Unveils New Team, New Programs
American Tobacco Unveils New Team, New Programs to Engage Brands, Consumers Jesica Averhart Launches New Brand Engagement Initiatives as Bull City BUCK$ Taps Marketing Expert Eric Weireter ATC Community Partnerships/New Business Development Manager Jesica Averhart ATC Bull City BUCK$ In-Market Manager Eric Weireter American Tobacco recently announced a new team and new programs designed to […]
Two CBC Executives Plan to Sleepout to Bring Awareness to Triangle Poverty
American Tobacco Vice President of Real Estate Michael Goodmon and WRAL-TV Vice President & General Manager Steve Hammel are getting ready to spend a night out in Durham. They won’t be attending posh parties or spending an evening at the theatre. The two CBC executives will be spending a night outside to help raise […]
American Tobacco Reschedules Two Concerts Cancelled Due to Weather
American Tobacco Reschedules Two Concerts Cancelled Due to Weather The Lizzy Ross Band and John Howie & The Rosewood Bluff Get Another Shot at the Water Tower Stage The weather put a damper on two of American Tobacco’s On the Lawn concerts earlier this summer, but we didn’t want you to miss out on their […]
Old Time Music This Friday on the Lawn at American Tobacco
American Tobacco’s FREE summer concert series open this Friday, August 17th, with Bob & Libby Hicks. The duo has been playing old time music together since the early 1980s. Bill is a founding member of the Red Clay Ramblers. Bill & Libby were members of “Unknown Tongues,” the Gloucester, NC based cajun-zydeco band, for some […]
Cows to Crash American Tobacco
Catcher Cow, designed by Morganton’s Michael Berley, sports a Durham Bulls jersey and Crash Davis’ #8. Catcher Cow will be on display at American Tobacco in CowParade North Carolina 2012 beginning August 19th. American Tobacco will soon be hosting a herd of cows. But don’t worry, the lawn will be safe. Eleven painted cows […]
Photojournalism Art Exhibit on Display at American Tobacco
Photojournalism Art Exhibit on Display at American Tobacco Beyond the Deadlines American Tobacco recently unveiled a new art exhibit in the Crowe Building lobby, a collection of photojournalism at its best. “Beyond the Deadlines” features the work of two photographers for The Independent Weekly, D.L. “Derek” Anderson and Jeremy M. Lange. David Fellerath says […]