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Local Market Retail Therapy AZ to Open Storefront at Phoenix Convention Center

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11/17/2023 4:00:00 PM

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Local Market Retail Therapy AZ to Open Storefront at Phoenix Convention Center

<div class="ExternalClassF7E0DA348EF74FC7B4A94D97EDFAD2E2"><html>Visitors to the Phoenix Convention Center & Venues can now look no further than our very own West Building for handcrafted, one-of-a-kind, artisan souvenirs from local Phoenix makers. <div> </div><div>Retail Therapy AZ, a gift shop offering work exclusively from local artisans, Aventura Catering, an exclusive brand of Aramark Sports + Entertainment (Aramark; NYSE: ARMK), and the Phoenix Convention Center announced today plans to open a new Retail Therapy AZ storefront inside the Phoenix Convention Center. The shop, located at the Phoenix Convention Center’s West Building facing 2nd Street, is expected to open by January 2024. IMG_6079.jpg</div><div> </div><div>“We are excited for Retail Therapy AZ to open at the Phoenix Convention Center,” said acting director of the Phoenix Convention Center & Venues Jerry Harper. “Retail Therapy AZ supports local makers, and we are grateful for their partnership to create a storefront for the thousands of people who come through the Phoenix Convention Center for meetings, events, and conventions each year. We are proud to partner with yet another local business and provide handmade, artisan goods to those looking to take a piece of Phoenix home with them.”  </div><div> </div><div>The one-of-a-kind shopping experience is a testament to the mission of Aramark’s Aventura Catering, the convention center’s exclusive food, beverage and retail operations provider, and the Phoenix Convention Center to support local businesses and creators. Retail Therapy AZ marks the third locally owned business to open in the Phoenix Convention Center in partnership with Aramark’s Aventura Catering, joining Huss Brewpub and PRESS Coffee.   </div><div> </div><div>“The Phoenix Convention Center is at the center of it all in downtown Phoenix, a premier destination for visitors from around the world,” said Danielle Lazor, Vice President, West Region, at Aramark Sports + Entertainment. “The opportunity to partner with Retail Therapy offers a new and unique shopping experience that reflects the city, its artisans, and the community, adding to the existing range of authentic and diverse offerings for guests.”</div><div> </div><div>Retail Therapy AZ co-owners Erica Jerido and Jacqueline Thomas are thrilled to be opening a downtown Phoenix storefront. </div><div> </div><div>“We began our business in 2021 as a mobile clothing boutique, vending at local pop-up events and we found that we weren’t passionate about the clothing, but really we were excited about all the connections we were making with other local businesses,” Jerido said. “We then started coordinating community markets throughout the Valley, but we had the dream that one day we would have a storefront where all the small businesses we loved could have a permanent space to sell their products.”  </div><div> </div><div>The duo’s storefront dream became a reality after 40 local businesses showed interest in partnering. The Phoenix Convention Center location marks the company’s fourth location and will offer products from 80 local businesses and feature space for classes or team building.   </div><div> </div><div>“We are so grateful to be able to have this amazing space at the Phoenix Convention Center,” Jerido said. “We’ve definitely realized throughout our journey that we attract people from out of town who want to take something truly local back from Arizona. The Phoenix Convention Center landed perfectly in that realm, we are excited to be able to reach people from all over the world and offer them unique and custom gifts.”   </div><div> </div><div> </div><div></div><div> </div> </html></div>

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PRESS Coffee to Open Phoenix Convention Center Location

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11/1/2023 5:00:00 PM

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PRESS Coffee to Open Phoenix Convention Center Location

<div class="ExternalClass0C4EA333EDA74B9B8048E7613022B46B"><html>PRESS Coffee, the Arizona-based specialty coffee roaster, and Aventura Catering, an exclusive brand of Aramark Sports + Entertainment and the Phoenix Convention Center’s food and beverage partner, are excited to announce the opening of a brand-new PRESS Coffee location inside the Phoenix Convention Center. The new, roughly 1,200-square-foot location is slated to open by the end of the year. On the first floor of the West building at 2nd Street and Adams, attendees, patrons, and the local community will find a new space that serves the full drink menu. This includes specialty drip and cold brew coffee, shakers, hot and iced tea, and nitro cold brew. Additionally, PRESS will offer to-go food items, including pastries, salads, wraps, small bites, protein shakes and bars, and various retail items. The PRESS team is passionate and dedicated to creating a space where the community can work, gather, and enjoy. "PRESS is thrilled to be partnering with Phoenix Convention Center and Aramark’s Aventura Catering to bring Phoenix residents and visitors a new hangout spot to enjoy locally roasted specialty coffee,” stated Jason Kyle, co-owner of PRESS Coffee. “One of our largest goals at PRESS is to always be involved in the local community, and what better way to do that than to open a new location in one of Phoenix’s largest hubs.” The Phoenix Convention Center is one of the top convention centers in the nation. Offering nearly one million square feet, the Phoenix Convention Center is a premier spot for meetings and events, including fan experiences for major sporting events like Super Bowl LVII and the upcoming NCAA Men’s Final Four and WNBA All-Star Game. “The Phoenix Convention Center is delighted with our new partnership with PRESS and Aventura," said Jerry Harper, acting director of the Phoenix Convention Center & Venues. "Partnering with local businesses is important to us, and with PRESS, we are continuing our tradition of not only supporting the local community but introducing our out-of-town guests to the amazing offerings that are unique to our destination. I am excited for everything PRESS will contribute to our facility, our clients, and our attendees.” Roasting, brewing, and serving the world’s finest Specialty Coffee is the foundation of PRESS Coffee. Rare and unique beans are sourced from the world’s best coffee farmers and then roasted at the PRESS’ roastery in Phoenix. PRESS also offers monthly coffee bean subscriptions shipping locally and throughout the U.S. Subscribers receive the option to buy the quarterly Allocation release, a high-end Limited supply Specialty Coffee, first. For more information about PRESS Coffee visit<a href="https://presscoffee.com/" target="_blank"> www.presscoffee.com</a>. </html></div>

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Public Art a Cornerstone of Phoenix Convention Center's Identity

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8/29/2023 5:30:00 PM

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Public Art a Cornerstone of Phoenix Convention Center's Identity

<div class="ExternalClassCA4155F1B8354B6BB444EB8DEA785F85"><html> Since the opening of Phoenix Civic Plaza in 1972, art has been a crucial component of the facility. The Phoenix Convention Center’s robust public art display is composed of local, regional and national artists and a variety of mediums that can be seen throughout the facility. This commitment to the arts is made possible through the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture Public Art Program. Carrie Brown, deputy arts and culture director with the City of Phoenix, said she and her team work to bring artists on board for the various capital improvement projects across the city. “Bringing artists to the table, allowing them to have a voice, is so important,” Brown said. “It’s more than building a public facility or a utility. Bringing in artwork makes us uniquely Phoenix and speaks to who we are. And it shows that we value the arts.” The Phoenix Convention Center & Venues has been steadfast in its commitment to public art. When the facility expanded in 2008, 10 new artworks were added to the existing collection. Some of those pieces of art were integral to the design of the facility, like “Art is a Guaranty of Sanity” by Louise Bourgeois, that the West Building was constructed around it due to its size. “These pieces of art can make you pause for a second and take a break from the hustle and bustle when you are going from meeting to meeting at a convention,” Brown said. “There’s an experience built in there. Having these works of art give people something to connect with when they are here. That’s what is memorable to people when they are visiting a new place.” Phoenix’s commitment to public art The City’s Public Art Program goes beyond the Convention Center walls. The Public Art Program was established by the Phoenix City Council in 1986 through an ordinance that allocates one percent of the city’s annual Capital Improvement Program to public art projects, Brown said. This means that one penny from every Capital Improvement Program dollar used to build or improve City infrastructure like streets, parks, the airport, libraries, community centers, the Phoenix Convention Center & Venues and more, goes toward public art. The program is intended to foster collaboration between local government, artists, and other design professionals to create a more beautiful and vibrant city, Brown said. “When we are looking at a new piece of art for anywhere in the City, we are looking at the best way to affect the space,” Brown said. “We want a variety of projects and experiences for our visitors and residents.” The artists are selected via a panel that begins with an open call, known as a request for qualifications or RFQ, Brown said. “Our process allows us to get artists on board early so that all stakeholders can plan accordingly,” Brown said. “The understanding of the design and the facility is crucial.” Phoenix Convention Center & Venue’s public art When the facility expanded in 2008, the Phoenix Convention Center had a $3.2 million public art budget stemming from three capital improvement program bonds. These works offer a variety of perspectives on life in Phoenix, the United States, and the world in the 21st century. Brown said the importance of public art cannot be overstated, especially in spaces like the Convention Center. “The things that are memorable for people are the cultural things,” Brown said. “The art at the Convention Center is free to see and open to the public. Each one has its own unique perspective and makes the experience of visiting the Convention Center more memorable.” Brown said that every piece might not speak to everyone, and that’s true of any work of art. But, she says, that’s not what matters. “What matters is that it connects with at least one person,” Brown said. “And these works of art, they do. It’s about the one person who walks by, pauses, and feels something.” See more Phoenix Convention Center News on our <a href="https://www.phoenixconventioncenter.com/news" target="_blank">website</a>. </html></div>

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Convention Center Food Waste Gets New Life in Compost

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8/16/2023 4:00:00 PM

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Convention Center Food Waste Gets New Life in Compost

<div class="ExternalClassC5E7A19C3114477A89F95591D81D92AB"><html> Between catering services, grab-and-go menu items, and the food-court style PHX Kitchens Downtown Food Hall, the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.phoenixconventioncenter.com/news">Phoenix Convention Center</a> creates literal tons of food waste. Aventura, a subsidiary of Aramark, and the Convention Center are dedicated to being as sustainable and eco-friendly as possible. Leadership in both entities engaged with the City of Phoenix Public Works department back in 2017 to find solutions to diverting food waste. Since then, the Convention Center has turned tons of food waste into compost material. “We’ve developed a really great partnership,” said Lorizelda Stoeller, deputy public works director. “It’s awesome the Convention Center and Aventura are willing to try new things.” Through June 2023, the PCC has diverted 58.67 tons of food waste, according to Stoeller. Waste is collected three times a week at the kitchen dock and then the waste is put into a de-packager machine that separates non-organic material. From there, the waste is taken to the City of Phoenix-owned facility at 27th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road for composting. There, all the food waste generated by the City of Phoenix is processed. Denali, a national company, is contracted to run the facility, Stoeller said. They take the compost, bag it up and sell it at big box stores and to local farms. The City of Phoenix parks have also found, and continue to find, use for the compost. “It all goes back into the community somehow,” Stoeller said. The Convention Center’s composting program was put on pause during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, Stoeller said, but as the PCC geared up to host fan activities for Super Bowl LVII in February 2023 leadership reignited the program. The goal of Super Bowl LVII was to be a zero-waste event, Stoeller said. The Phoenix Convention Center during two weeks of fan activity in the building diverted 11 tons of food waste from City landfills to the composting center. “Now we are getting ready for the NCAA Men’s Final Four next year and there’s a big emphasis on making that a zero-waste event like we did for Super Bowl LVII,” Stoeller said. </html></div>

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Phoenix Convention Center & Venues celebrates 50 years of hosting meetings and events

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9/27/2022 7:00:00 PM

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Phoenix Convention Center & Venues celebrates 50 years of hosting meetings and events

<div class="ExternalClassD23D13273B5F450A8763A51BC727FAFA"><html> On September 28, 2022, the <a href="https://www.phoenixconventioncenter.com/" target="_blank">Phoenix Convention Center & Venues</a> will celebrate 50 years since its initial grand opening in 1972. The original Phoenix Civic Plaza building also included the multi-purpose performing arts venue, Symphony Hall. Envisioned to serve as a center for cultural and theatrical performances, Symphony Hall complemented Phoenix Civic Plaza’s goal to grow the city’s convention and tourism business. Since that time, the Phoenix Civic Plaza and Symphony Hall have grown to become a driving force for downtown revitalization. During the mid-80’s, the facility was expanded across Washington Street, and in the mid-90’s, underwent a $30 million renovation. After decades of residents and visitors enjoying a variety of events at the Civic Plaza, the facility underwent a $600 million expansion that tripled the size of the venues. The expansion project was completed in late 2008 and was reopened as the Phoenix Convention Center. The expanded convention center allowed Phoenix to host conventions, trade shows, and events on a national level. Since the completion of the expansion project, the Phoenix Convention Center has hosted approximately 2.7 million convention attendees representing 7.5 million hotel room nights and generates more than $300 million in direct visitor spending annually. During this milestone year, the Phoenix Convention Center & Venues will celebrate the remarkable meetings and events it has hosted over the years, and the profound change in the downtown landscape since it was first established. With a dedicated team of 250+ employees, nearly one million square feet of rentable space, and a variety of essential amenities, the Phoenix Convention Center & Venues long-term commitment to excellence over the decades will be instrumental in its future of hosting innovative and exciting meetings and events. About the Phoenix Convention Center: The award-winning, GBAC STAR™ accredited, Phoenix Convention Center is one of the largest convention venues in the United States. It boasts nearly one million square feet of rentable meeting and event space. As a department of the City of Phoenix, the Phoenix Convention Center is a vital economic enterprise for the state and local economy. The Phoenix Convention Center & Venues include the Phoenix Convention Center, Symphony Hall, Orpheum Theatre Phoenix and nine downtown parking facilities. Phoenix Convention Center & Venues Facts <ul> <li>Phoenix Convention Center - Opened its doors on September 28, 1972</li> <li>Generates an estimated $300 million in annual economic benefit from conventions.</li> <li>Changes Over Time:</li> <ul> <li>1972: Phoenix Civic Plaza </li> <ul> <li> Square Feet: 120,000 </li> <li> Meeting Rooms: 20 </li> <li> No. of Buildings: 1 </li> </ul> <li>2022: Phoenix Convention Center & Venues</li> <ul> <li> Square Feet: Nearly 1 million of rentable and outdoor space </li> <li> Meeting Rooms: 99 </li> <li> No. of Buildings: 3 </li> </ul> </ul> <li>Symphony Hall - Opened its doors on September 29, 1972 (day after Phoenix Civic Plaza)</li> <ul> <li>2,312 — seat multipurpose theatre</li> <li> State-of-the-art lighting fixtures, audio, and video equipment</li> <li> Outdoor plaza with ancillary space</li> <li> Resident companies — Arizona Opera, Ballet Arizona, The Phoenix Symphony </li> </ul> <li>Notable Events:</li> <ul> <li>1972 — First client in former Civic Plaza – Greenband Enterprise Boat Show</li> <li>1996 — Super Bowl XXX Media Headquarters</li> <li>2006 — First client in West Building (Capella University)</li> <li>2008 — Super Bowl XLII Media Headquarters</li> <li>2009 — First clients in North Building (USA Imaging and the American Meteorological Society)</li> <li>2009 — Largest convention (National Rifle Association; 63,000 delegates)</li> <li>2009 — U.S. Greenbuild Conference</li> <li>2009 — NBA All-Star Jam Session</li> <li>2010 — WWE Fan Axxess</li> <li>2011 — MLB All-Star Fan Fest</li> <li>2015 — Super Bowl XLIX NFL Experience and Media Headquarters</li> <li>2017 — NCAA Men’s Final Four Fan Fest</li> <li>2019 — WWE Royal Rumble Fan Axxess</li> <li>2023 — Coming Soon Super Bowl LVII Fan Experience</li> <li>2024 — Coming Soon NCAA Men’s Final Four Fan Fest coming soon</li> <li>2026 — Coming Soon NCAA Women’s Final Four Fan Fest coming soon </li> </ul> <li>Service Providers:</li> <ul> <li>Ace Parking – parking service provider</li> <li>AV Concepts — audiovisual service provider</li> <li>Aventura Catering — food service provider</li> <li>Commonwealth Electric Company — utilities service provider</li> <li>Etix — web-based ticketing service provider</li> <li>Smart City Networks — technology and telecommunications service provider </li> </ul> </ul> </html></div>

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Phoenix Convention Center Welcomes Back Conventions Since the Start of the Pandemic

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Phoenix Convention Center Welcomes Back Conventions Since the Start of the Pandemic

<div class="ExternalClassCE76CD56B4F24A4B95842FB1DC8810A2"><html> The Phoenix Convention Center, along with Visit Phoenix and downtown hotel partners, have welcomed the first convention since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The convention group, American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), hosted nearly 1,000 attendees during its 2021 Annual Conference from June 18-20. “It is great to see our Convention Center back in action and to welcome visitors back to downtown Phoenix,” said Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego. “Staff at the Phoenix Convention Center has gone to great lengths to ensure our guests will be safe and can protect their health while they experience all Phoenix has to offer. Travel and tourism are an important part of our economy. Plus, it’s great to see our city come back to life!” The economic lift from meetings, conventions and exhibitions greatly impacts local communities and all of Arizona. The Greater Phoenix economy relies on visitor spending which funds essential government services that enrich our community. “Meetings and conventions are a substantial economic contributor to the downtown Phoenix community and the Greater Phoenix area,” said Lorne Edwards, Senior Vice President of Convention Sales & Services at Visit Phoenix. “As the industry moves beyond online meetings and video calls, we’re ready to remind meeting attendees why in-person meetings in Phoenix offer more than just valuable networking time with peers, but also a chance to experience a new culture and flourishing community.” Ann Battrell, MSDH and CEO of American Dental Hygienists’ Association, says “The American Dental Hygienists’ Association’s 2021 Annual Conference in Phoenix has been an incredible opportunity for the dental hygiene community to come together to learn, connect and grow for the first time in two years. We have been warmly welcomed and appreciate the city and Convention Center’s focus on the health and safety of our attendees, exhibitors, and sponsors. ADHA appreciates everyone’s partnership in making this conference memorable for all.” While temporarily closed, the Phoenix Convention Center implemented new health and safety measures, which include enhanced cleaning, contactless transactions and joined some of the largest and most successful facilities in the United States by becoming the first public venue in Arizona to receive <a href="https://gbac.issa.com/gbac-star-facility-accreditation/" target="_blank">GBAC STAR™</a> accreditation. Recognized as the gold standard of safe venues, GBAC STAR™ provides third-party validation to ensure the implementation of rigorous protocols in response to biorisk situations. “The COVID-19 pandemic limited our ability to host large gatherings for more than a year. During this period, and with the guidance and advice of healthcare experts, we have implemented strict cleaning and disinfecting protocols with our guests and staff’s health and safety as the top priority,” said 100 NORTH 3 RD STREET, PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85004 Phoenix Convention Center Director John Chan. “The GBAC STAR accreditation further strengthens our commitment to excellence as we welcome the return of conventions.” Despite the 2020 shut down, the collective downtown partners booked 72+ conventions and a record number of delegates to Phoenix in future meeting years. From July 1, 2019, through June 30, 2020 91 meetings were booked into the Phoenix Convention Center, which includes rebooked meetings following cancellations during the pandemic. These bookings represent more than $90 million estimated direct spending generated by delegates. <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PmTAlhUJ95vBW964OLsCSMXb3Z4pzLx6" target="_blank">View image gallery from ADHA 2021 Annual Conference Ribbon Cutting Ceremony</a> About the Phoenix Convention Center The award-winning, GBAC STAR™ accredited, Phoenix Convention Center is one of the largest convention venues in the United States. It boasts over 1,000,000 square feet of rentable meeting and event space. Established in 1969 as a department of the City of Phoenix, the Phoenix Convention Center is a vital economic enterprise for the state and local economy. The Phoenix Convention Center & Venues include the Phoenix Convention Center, Phoenix Symphony Hall, Orpheum Theatre Phoenix and five parking garages. About Visit Phoenix Visit Phoenix is a non-profit organization that promotes the Greater Phoenix community to a global audience of travelers and books conventions into the Phoenix Convention Center and area hotels and resorts. Visit Phoenix cultivates and maintains relationships with convention and meeting planners, journalists and influencers, travel agents and tour operators. </html></div>

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Mamava Pods Arrive at the Phoenix Convention Center

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Mamava Pods Arrive at the Phoenix Convention Center

<div class="ExternalClassCA4E702F7B844439B4A55F7F68251D06"><html> The Phoenix Convention Center (PCC) welcomes <a href="https://www.mamava.com/" target="_blank">Mamava Pods</a> to its campus in downtown Phoenix. The Mamava Pods, which are private lactation suites available for nursing mothers on-the-go, will offer PCC guests a safe and secure space to breastfeed or pump milk for infant children. Made in America, Mamava Pods are a turnkey, all-in-one private nursing room for public spaces. The pods are compatible with the Mamava app with a Bluetooth-enabled SmartLock. Guests will be able to use the app to locate the pods in the Convention Center's North and West buildings, see when the pods are available and unlock the door for access. The app is available for download in the Apple App Store or Google Play. Guests who do not have the app can obtain assistance from a Venue Host staff member at any of the PCC Information Desks. “The new Mamava pods at the Phoenix Convention Center are an added benefit for parents and families looking for a calmer, more private nursing experience. This is another exciting step toward making Phoenix the most family-friendly city in the nation," said Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego. Nursing Moms can find Mamava Pods, which are ADA accessible, at more than 450 locations across the U.S. and Canada, including Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. The pods at the Phoenix Convention Center are easily identifiable featuring custom mural designs created by PCC's Planning Graphic Designer, Diana Moissonnier. The West building pod features a desert landscape image and the North building pod features a Sedona-inspired image. For more information about Mamava pods, visit <a href="https://www.mamava.com/" target="_blank">www.mamava.com</a>. </html></div>

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Canyon on Third Offers Unique Outdoor Event Experience

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12/30/2019 7:00:00 AM

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Canyon on Third Offers Unique Outdoor Event Experience

<div class="ExternalClass8829E9E737304AEFBEC7D426C454FA19"><html> The Phoenix Convention Center is the premier host of fan activities for Major Events such as the NFL Experience for Super Bowl XLIX, the Playoff Fan Central for College Football Playoffs and the NCAA Final Four Fan Fest among numerous conventions, concerts, tradeshows and expos. These large events have utilized our entire campus including Third Street for event activities. The Phoenix Convention Center is excited to now offer Canyon on Third, a unique outdoor event space, for all conventions, special events and venue activities. The 80,000 SF outdoor event space located on Third Street, between Washington and Monroe streets, is within walking distance to downtown Phoenix's trendy restaurants, shopping and sports facilities offering a lively experience in a vibrant destination. Flanked by the Convention Center's North and West buildings, the space provides attendees with an open-air experience. Canyon on Third offers flexibility that allows event organizers the opportunity to create unique one-of-a-kind activities that will leave a positive impression on attendees for years to come. For more information, visit phoenixconventioncenter.com/canyon. </html></div>

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2023 Electric Light Parade

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