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Grand Canyon National Park Celebrates Centennial Year At Grand Canyon And Around Arizona

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November 26, 2018
Grand Canyon National Park's centennial is in 2019

Grand Canyon National Park's centennial is in 2019/NPS

With the 2019 centennial celebration of Grand Canyon National Park on the horizon, Grand Canyon Conservancy and Grand Canyon National Park have announced a calendar of events for the year. There will be activities at the canyon as well as special presentations in cities throughout Arizona.

"We're excited to share this milestone celebration with the millions of people who love, care for, and visit the Grand Canyon each year. The centennial is a time for reflection on the past and inspiration for the future. We honor those who have called Grand Canyon home for thousands of years while building towards a future that is inclusive and reflective of our nation," said Woody Smeck, the park's acting superintendent.

Events at the canyon include a centennial celebration on February 26, 2019, (the actual centennial date), a fun-filled Summerfest & Star Party on the South and North Rims in June, and other special performances and presentations throughout the year. 

"We look forward to commemorating 100 years of the National Park Service at Grand Canyon, while inspiring future generations to experience, connect with, and protect the canyon's unique resources," said Susan Schroeder, Grand Canyon Conservancy CEO. "The centennial events are a wonderful way to build awareness of the vital conservation, restoration, and education efforts supported by Grand Canyon Conservancy donors."

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