Centennial Olympic Park is an Award-Winning Destination ![]() (ATLANTA - March 1, 2008) Centennial Olympic Park continues to be an award-winning destination. In February, the Park won five Kaleidoscope Awards at the annual Southeast Festivals and Events Conference presented by the Georgia Festivals and Events Association in February. Out of 125 entries, the Park was awarded: The Kaleidoscope Award recognizes top festivals and events in the southeast for outstanding contributions to their communities as well as the industry. The awards are named after the kaleidoscope because the array of changing colors is representative of the many different types of festivals and events. The Park was competing against other well known, annual events such as Taste of Atlanta and the Macon Cherry Blossom Festival. “The Park is dedicated to providing the best programming and information to the general public,” says Mark Banta, general manager of Centennial Olympic Park, “and these awards validate our efforts.” Katy Pando, the Park’s public relations and marketing director attributed this year’s success to the outstanding efforts and enthusiasm of the Park staff and creative team. The Park is always looking for new ways to improve messaging and provide a fun, memorable experience for the millions of visitors every year. For more information on Centennial Olympic Park, please call 404.222.PARK or visit www.centennialpark.com. ###
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A lasting legacy of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, Centennial Olympic Park has become a performing-arts venue, community gathering-space and an anchor for downtown development. The Georgia World Congress Center Authority operates the 21-acre Park, as well as the Georgia Dome and Georgia World Congress Center. The three state-owned facilities are one of the largest combined sports, entertainment and convention center facilities in the world. |





