The Roland E. Powell Convention Center is fully-equipped to host any size or type of event with state-of-the-art technology, views of the water, a professional and friendly staff to assist with plan- ning, assistance with hotel pack- ages and vendors, plus catering service from Centerplate Catering Company.


Wicomico Youth and Civic Center Salisbury MD


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Venue Size/Capacity: 30,000-square foot arena; 10,000-square foot secondary arena; plus 10 additional meeting spaces


Target Audiences: Corporate, trade, social, reli- gious and sporting events


Features: The Wicomico Youth and Civic Center is a multi-purpose meeting, event, trade show and sports-related facility. Encore Catering provides on-site food and beverage service, while state-of- the-art audio-visual equipment is available along with over 1,000 spaces of free parking. A profes- sional, on-site staff takes provides customer serv- ice and assists with all planning needs.


Venue Size/Capacity: 215,000- square feet (15,000 people)


Target Audiences: Associations, trade shows and religious events


Update: “We soon will be offering - around spring of 2021 - an addi- tional 30,000-square feet of exhibit space.” - Larry Noccolino, executive director, Roland E. Powell Convention Center


Features: The Roland E. Powell Convention Center features 70,000-square feet of column free exhibit space; a performing arts center with a state-of-the-art sound and light system with auditorium seating for up to 1,212; 1,200 free parking spaces; and Maryland is a right to work state.


Community: Ocean City offers 10 miles of free, clean beaches, three miles of boardwalk, over 200 restaurants, two amusement parks, 17 championship golf courses in the surrounding area and more.


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Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center National Harbor, MD


“The resort recently introduced ‘linenless’ tables, a unique offer- ing for convention hotels, and has in-house audio-visual, desti- nation management and transportation companies to provide added ease for planners. The destination management services include off-site destination block parties, team building activi- ties and more.” - Rachel A. Dinbokowitz, public relations manag- er, Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center


Venue Size/Capacity: More than 600,000-square feet accommo- dating up to 12,000 attendees


Target Audiences: Meetings and events of all sizes, including cor- porate and association, as well as large social and sporting events


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Update: “Gaylord National’s culinary team also has expanded its rooftop bee program with the addition of more hives, as well as a planned springtime chef gardens to aid in its food and bever- age offerings... The resort also will begin a room renovation at the end of 2019. In addition, the surrounding waterfront destina- tion will welcome TopGolf in the spring, as well as new festivals and events year-round,” notes Dinbokowitz.


Features: Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center offers nearly 2,000 rooms connected to its flexible, customizable meet- ing space, as well as a team of dedicated meeting experts and in-house catering and banquets teams that partner with plan- ners on creative menus for events. The resort also offers three full-service restaurants and the Relâche Spa.


Community: Located along the Potomac River in National Harbor, Gaylord National features a lush, garden atrium with nightly fountain shows and boutique shops. Steps away from the resort is an active waterfront destination with more than 40 restaurants, 160 shops (including Tanger Outlets), and entertain- ment that includes everything from MGM National Harbor to a 180-foot-tall observation wheel.


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