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The
Greater Merrimack Valley:
Meeting All of your Sporting Event Requirements
The Merrimack Valley
offers two premiere sporting venues: The
Paul E. Tsongas Arena and the Lowell
Memorial Auditorium. Since its construction, the Arena has hosted
a number of high-profile events including 2003 Fed Cup Tennis Tournament
between the USA and the Czech Republic. Team USA, featuring the famous
Williams Sisters and coached by tennis great Billie Jean King, was cheered
on to victory at the Tsongas by over 12,000 spectators. The Arena also
played host to the 2005 National Synchronized Skating Championships,
involving over 110 teams consisting of over 2,000 skaters. This new
8,000-seat arena is home to the University of Massachusetts Lowell River
Hawks ice hockey team and the home to the area's newest American Hockey
League franchise, The Lowell Lock Monsters. Ample parking is available
on site and the Arena is within convenient walking distance to all downtown
Lowell restaurants and attractions.
The Lowell
Memorial Auditorium has also played an important part in Merrimack
Valley Sports history. This 3,000-seat auditorium is where Marvelous
Marvin Hagler and Rocky Marciano each won their first Golden Gloves
title. Elaborate renovations have made this grand building convenient
and flexible for large groups with its 25,000 square feet of exhibit
space. One of the region's most affordable facilities, The Lowell
Memorial Auditorium is easily reached from major highways and is
fully air-conditioned and handicapped accessible. The Auditorium's staff
also includes professional security and technical personnel.
In addition to these two outstanding venues, the Greater Merrimack Valley
also offers first-rate facilities at The Devens Complex in Ayer and
at The Martin Sports Complex In Lowell. These facilities are ideal for
many sports including baseball, softball, soccer, and rugby.
The
Paul E. Tsongas Arena
Martin Luther King Way
Lowell, Massachusetts 01852
978-848-690
The Lowell
Memorial Auditorium
50 East Merrimack Street
Lowell, Massachusetts 01852
978-937-8688
For more information about planning your next sporting event at any
of these excellent facilities, please contact sports@merrimackvalley.org
at the Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau or call
978-459-6150.
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| Fun
Facts: |
| The
Concord Museum in Concord, MA was designed by Harry Little of the
Boston firm Frohman, Robb, and Little, the same architects who designed
the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. |
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