The City of Carson will officially launch its community-wide countdown to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games on Wednesday, June 24, with the Carson Experience launch event and the unveiling of a nearly 700-pound Olympic countdown clock at Carson Park. The event, scheduled for 9:25 a.m. at 21411 Orrick Ave, marks the beginning of Carson's road to LA28 and underscores the city's role as an official LA28 Venue City hosting multiple Olympic and Paralympic competitions.
Hundreds of Carson youth will join Olympic Gold Medalist Steve Lewis, Team USA Rugby Sevens player Marcus Tupuola, city leaders, and LA28 representatives to celebrate Carson's Olympic legacy and future. The event is designed to connect residents to the Games through community events, activations, and celebrations leading up to the 2028 Games, while showcasing local pride and inspiring the next generation.
The Carson Experience initiative aims to engage residents and businesses through a series of programs that highlight the city's thriving, diverse community. According to the city's vision, Carson is a destination city with an unlimited future, and the mission is to serve and enhance the quality of life through engagement and efficient delivery of exceptional services.
The unveiling of the 700-pound countdown clock serves as a tangible symbol of the city's commitment to the LA28 Games, which will bring global attention to the region. As an official Venue City, Carson will host competitions that leverage its existing sports infrastructure and community spirit.
For more information about the event and the Carson Experience, visit the full announcement at Reportable, Inc. or contact Liselle DeGrave at RMG Communications. The event is free and open to the public, encouraging all residents to participate in the countdown to LA28.
