Blues lovers young and old got their groove on at the 28th annual Bull Durham Blues Festival, presented by St. Joseph’s Historic Foundation. The two-day festival started with a VIP evening at the Hayti Heritage Center, followed by a free afternoon concert in Durham Central Park the next day. Eleven acts delivered soulful performances at the event, which is one of only two in the country presented by an African-American organization. The cool weather and the impressive lineup of food trucks at the outdoor performances made for an idyllic start to fall. DM
