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Carson opens 13,000-square-foot amphitheater, touts new venue for community events
Summary
City officials on Oct. 23 celebrated the grand opening of the Carson Amphitheater and courtyard, a 13,000-square-foot outdoor venue intended for performances, graduations and community programming; city leaders credited staff and partners for an 18-month build and held a ceremonial ribbon cutting.
City officials and community leaders on Oct. 23 formally opened a new amphitheater and courtyard at the Carson Civic Center, describing the 13,000-square-foot outdoor venue as a flexible space for concerts, graduations, cultural events and other public gatherings.
City Manager David Roberts opened the ceremony by thanking city staff and dignitaries and introducing the project team. "This project presents the best of Carson," Roberts said, calling the facility a long-awaited civic asset and inviting residents to tour the new courtyard and community-center spaces.
Why it matters: Mayor Lula Davis Holmes framed the amphitheater as part of a broader rebranding and growth strategy for the city she called "the jewel of…
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