Events And Tourism

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Local Hosting

Franklin County, Columbus announced as host of NACo 2031 annual conference

Commissioner John O'Grady announced at the NACo annual conference in New Orleans that Columbus (Franklin County) will host the NACo annual conference in 2031, noting local infrastructure improvements and a large airport construction project.

Franklin CountyOct 23, 2026

Events And Tourism

Prairie Lights 2026 will run 36 days; city touts resident discount and safety measures

City parks staff previewed the 2026 Prairie Lights season, a 36‑day run starting Thanksgiving with VIP and media nights, specialty theme nights, a $10 resident discount coupon for Grand Prairie households and GPISD distribution, and enhanced traffic signage to keep attendees safe in their vehicles.

Grand PrairieNov 3, 2026

Events Funding

Council OKs $4,750 in transient guest tax for 'Holly Jolly Christmas' event

MEDI asked for $4,750 in transient guest tax funding to market the Nov. 28 'Holly Jolly Christmas' event; the council voted unanimously to approve the marketing allocation.

MarionNov 3, 2026

Economic Development

Committee backs returning Swim Week sponsorship and fee waivers to commission

The committee recommended the full commission consider a retroactive $24,061 sponsorship payment and a $6,258.85 special‑event fee waiver for Swim Week and authorized staff to negotiate a prospective five‑year agreement while commissioners pressed for clarity about which fees would be waivable.

Miami BeachOct 29, 2026