Cobb Parks Special Events
This is your home base for special events with Cobb County Parks!
About Cobb PARKS Special Events
Cobb PARKS has a distinguished reputation for producing a wide range of public events, including the International Festival, Fall Festival, Cobb Goes Pink, a Breast Cancer Awareness Event, and Spring Arts Festival. All events are offered at a nominal cost or open to the public, making them widely accessible. Sponsorships are also available, which provide an excellent opportunity to engage local businesses and support the community.
Cobb PARKS produces a variety of events throughout the year, which would not be possible without the support of local businesses and organizations.
Unlike other traditional forms of advertising, sponsorships allow businesses, large and small, to be associated with the positive benefits of a community event with a wide target demographic.
Sponsorship fees and benefits vary depending on the size and scope of the event. Benefits may include:
- Presenting naming rights
- Category exclusivity
- Media exposure & advertising
- Hospitality area access
- Name/logo on marketing materials
- Cross promotional opportunities
- Website exposure
- On-site booth
- Event day announcements
- Signage opportunities
Cobb PARKS welcomes both financial and in-kind support. We’ll work with you to develop a sponsorship package that meets your marketing goals.
If you or your business is interested in becoming a sponsor, please reach out to our Special Events Coordinator Noelle Adams to discuss a customized sponsorship package just for you.
Arts Virtual Programs
Cobb PARKS arts and event centers are now offering virtual programming so you can now learn about and enjoy the arts from the comforts of your own home! Check links often as programming is done on a daily basis.
This video series documents Cultural Affairs staff demonstrating how to create incredible art with items found around your home!
This 50-question facility tour gives patrons an inside look at our art and event spaces. Get to know the coordinators as they walk their spaces and answer all the burning questions.
This is a radio program, in the style of a morning talk show, where the staff of the Jennie T. Anderson Theatre interviews renters, Cultural Affairs staff, and advertises the various activities going on around the county.
We visit various theatre venues, performance spaces, and art galleries around the metro-Atlanta area. We offer insight on the exciting event spaces our patrons can attend when they’re not at one of our facilities.
This video series documents Cultural Affairs staff demonstrating how to create amazing results with simple Dollar Tree art kits.
We visit the workspaces of our local artists. We get to know the artist and their outstanding work.