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Peavey Mart Centrium – Peavey Mart Industries buys naming rights from Westerner Park

News Release from Westerner Park
Westerner Park Announces New Sponsor for the Centrium
Westerner Park is excited to announce they have signed a 5 year agreement with Peavey Industries LP for the naming rights of the Centrium and as their “Official Agricultural Supply Partner”. As of July 12, 2021, the Centrium will be named the Peavey Mart Centrium.
Peavey Industries and Westerner Park share common goals. The synergy of their commitment to community and agriculture is one of the many reasons this partnership is the perfect fit.
“This partnership is a natural fit and one that will continue the arena’s legacy of bringing the community together,” says Mike Olesen, Chief Executive Officer, Westerner Park. “With the addition of a naming partner on our iconic Central Alberta arena, we are ready to welcome our guests back for Red Deer Rebels Hockey, Agri-Trade Equipment Expo, Canadian Finals Rodeo, and the 2022 World Junior Hockey Championships!”
“Peavey Industries’ head office has been located here for decades, making Peavey Mart truly ‘Red Deer’ at its very core. We are thrilled to partner with Westerner Park and further our local connection while showcasing the overarching dedication we have for a city we are also very proud to call our hometown.” – Doug Anderson, President & CEO, Peavey Industries LP.
The Peavey Mart Centrium is a landmark of Central Alberta, rooted in the community for the last 30 years. The arena is a multi-use facility accommodating national events, concerts, hockey, rodeo, trade shows, and even graduations. The Peavey Mart Centrium has an impressive history of notable events – such as the 2016 Memorial Cup, Scotties Tournament of Hearts, the Brier and concerts like – Elton John, Rush and Motley Crue just to name a few.
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