Boca Raton in the Running for Providencia Award for Centennial Programming
By Boca Vibe
Boca Raton in the Running for Providencia Award for Centennial Programming
The City of Boca Raton is a finalist for Discover the Palm Beaches’ Providencia Award, which recognizes municipalities and organizations that have made a major impact on the county’s tourism. In honor of its centennial in 2025, Boca Raton hosted yearlong programming and partnered with area hotels, nonprofits, and cultural institutions to celebrate. Read more at BocaVibe.com.
- Exhibits
- Collaborating with Prosperity Brewers to launch a centenni-ale
- A new sign at Sanborn Square
- A concert headlined by Weezer
- A logo redesign
According to a centennial impact study conducted by the city, 76.5 percent of Boca Raton’s residents were aware of the programming. Additionally, 2 million Florida residents outside of Boca Raton were also aware of the programming.

- 44,000 residents participated in the programming
- Over 100 local businesses partnered with the city for the centennial celebration
- The event generated over $10 million in economic impact for the city
Boca Raton’s centennial programming was a huge success, and the city is now being recognized for its efforts. The Providencia Award is given annually to municipalities and organizations that have made a significant contribution to the county’s tourism industry.
About Discover the Palm Beaches’ Providencia Award
The Providencia Award is presented by Discover the Palm Beaches, a regional tourism marketing organization that promotes the destination of Palm Beach County. The award recognizes municipalities and organizations that have made a major impact on the county’s tourism industry.
Boca Raton’s Centennial Celebration
Boca Raton’s centennial celebration was a yearlong event that included a wide range of activities and events. From exhibits to concerts, the city partnered with local businesses and organizations to bring the community together and celebrate this milestone occasion.
Official city info: City of Boca Raton.
Source: Original Report