| | Destination Spotlight | 'Do It All' in Deschutes, Oregon Deschutes Fair and Expo Center, with its amenities and capabilities, has planners thinking outside the show ring and past the rodeo image. This multi-purpose arena located in Redmond, Oregon, can host everything from wrestling to motor sports, from gymnastics to basketball, and much more. In fact, not only does the Deschutes Fair and Expo Center have surprises at every turn, but its Central Oregon location has its own share of delights in store for event owners and organizers, athletes, families and fans. "Our slogan is, 'We really can do it all!'" says Roxia Thornton Todoroff, director of sales for the Deschutes Fair and Expo Center. "Sports events organizers will be amazed at everything we have to offer." ....read more | | |
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| | Open Up to Adventure: Snohomish County Open yourself up to adventure in Snohomish County, Washington. It's the perfect backdrop for any sports event, and it's perfectly accessible as well: 15 miles north of Seattle, less than 100 miles south of Vancouver, British Columbia, and in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. ....read more | |
In other news and commentary... | | | Louisiana Bass Tournaments Lose Battle but Vow to Fight On | The state known as the "sportsman's paradise" might be paradise lost for now but advocates are fighting on. The defeat of a bill that would have opened public access for fishing tournaments hasn't slowed down B.A.S.S. and the Louisiana Sportsman's Coalition, who say they will re-introduce the measure next year. ....read more |
| World Surf League Hosts First Non-Ocean Event - at a Wave Pool | Surfing history was made this month when the World Surf League hosted its first event at a wave pool. The WSL Founders' Cup of Surfing (a historic region-versus-region team event featuring a cross-section of the world's best surfers) was held at Surf Ranch in Lemoore, California. And hey, no sharks. ....read more |
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Inside Events | | Inside Events: Cardio Tennis May is Play Tennis Month, but getting non-players engaged when tournaments come to town is a challenge. A tennis-centric group fitness program works with events to bring in new participants, provide additional revenue and boost participation. Learn how Cardio Tennis works with event owners to benefit their revenue. ....read more | |
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| March/April 2018 The March/April issue is all about the change of seasons. Athletes are finding their way back to fields, courts, trails and roads that have been slumbering under snow and ice - at least in many parts of the country. Planners, meanwhile, are scrambling to get ready for this spring and put contracts in place for next year's events. This issue of SDM can help, with features on soccer, golf and swimming/diving. Don't miss our articles on medical planning, housing, photography and the benefits of planning off-peak events. Start your new season here. ....read more | Read the entire issue |View the digital version |Issue archive |
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