Delray Beach’s Parks and Recreation Department won five awards in the 2026 International Festivals & Events Association Pinnacle Awards. The winners were announced Oct. 5 at the group’s 71st annual convention in Tucson, Arizona.
The city took two gold awards. One went for single-page printed materials for the 4th of July Celebration. The other recognized the promotional poster for the Murder Mystery Dinner. Silver honors went to the single-page printed materials for the Veterans Day Ceremony and to outdoor billboard and signage for the 4th of July Celebration. The 100 Ft. Christmas Tree event guide earned a bronze.
City Manager Terrence Moore said community events are a big part of what makes Delray Beach a special place to live, work and visit. He credited the Parks and Recreation team, along with city staff and leadership, for producing engaging, high-quality experiences for residents and visitors.
The Pinnacle Awards are among the leading international recognition programs for festivals and events. This year’s competition drew entries from North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and other regions, with prizes handed out in 67 categories. Those categories range from marketing to emergency preparedness.
