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Reston Town Center Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary - 1990-2010!
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A year-long celebration of the 20th anniversary of Reston Town Center will kick off at the 19th annual Reston Holiday Parade on Friday, November 27, 2009 at 11 AM, with the theme: "Defining. Inspiring. 20 Years". Grand Marshals of the parade will include some of Reston Town Center's original developers and staff. The successful, oft-emulated mixed-use Reston Town Center began in October 1990 with the opening of Phase One, the block between Library and Presidents Street, which includes the centerpiece and community gathering plaza of Fountain Square. With the open-air glass Pavilion added in 1993, Reston Town Center is a premier destination for special events of all sizes and ice-skating in winter. Today, Reston Town Center boasts more than 50 stylish shops and 30 restaurants and, as planned, has become a "downtown for the 21st Century".
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