PJ Pereira – Chief Judge
Founder & Creative Chairman, Pereira O’Dell
JUDGES
Simon Au
Executive Creative Director, The Kitchen North America
Stefan Copiz
Executive Creative Director, Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Mark D’Arcy
Corporate VP and Global Creative Director, Microsoft AI
Caroline Friesen
Executive Creative Director, Wieden+Kennedy
Ian Grody
Chief Creative Officer, Giant Spoon
Tom Murphy
US Chief Creative Officer, VML
Lauren Smith
Chief Creative Officer, 72andSunny
The OBIE Awards are the oldest and most prestigious honors for creative excellence in out of home (OOH) advertising. Now in their 84th year, the OBIEs recognize the bold ideas that shape the medium and move the industry forward.
Named for the obelisk — the ancient monument used to communicate messages in public spaces — the OBIE symbolizes the enduring power of ideas brought to life in the real world.
For more than eight decades, the OBIE Awards have honored breakthrough thinking, cultural relevance, and exceptional creative craft. From iconic campaigns to innovative activations, OBIE-winning work reflects the ideas that command attention, resonate in shared spaces, and elevate what out of home can achieve for brands.
The OBIE Awards set the benchmark for creative excellence, and celebrate the ideas that define the future of OOH.
In addition to the OBIE Awards, we’re proud to spotlight the Student OBIE Awards, now in its third year. This program invites college students to develop and submit original creative for any OOH format and advertiser of their choosing — giving the next generation a platform to showcase bold ideas in out of home. Learn more >
GUIDELINES
If your work stopped people in their tracks and made them look, feel, think, or act, it belongs here.
The OBIE Awards celebrate distinctive, original work built to earn attention where people live, move, work, shop, and gather.
This is about the strength of the idea and how it comes to life. Judges are looking for creative that demonstrates clarity of concept and excellence in craft, where thinking and execution work together to drive impact. Strategy, data, and technology may strengthen your entry, but the work itself must lead.
There is no limit to the number of entries you may submit, provided all eligibility requirements are met.
All entries must be authorized for submission by the appropriate agency, brand, and or client.
ELIGIBILITY
- To be eligible for the 2026 OBIE Awards, paid advertising must have been displayed on an out of home advertising location between January 1, 2025 through May 31, 2026.
- Work that is identical or substantially similar to an entry submitted in any previous OBIE Awards competition is not eligible.
- To qualify, the advertiser or its agency must have paid for space directly to an out of home media company that owns or operates the advertising assets. The only exception is public service advertising entered in the OOH for Good category.
- All work must have been executed in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Illegal installations or entries that fail to meet official entry requirements will be disqualified.
DEADLINES & FEES
Early entry rate: $300 per entry, per category for submissions received by Friday, April 3, 2026.
Standard rate: $400 per entry, per category for submissions received after April 3, 2026.
Final deadline: Friday, June 12, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.
EXTENDED DEADLINE: Friday, July 17, 2026 at 11:59pm
All fees are nonrefundable.
Payment must be made by credit card at the time of online submission.
Download a sample PDF of the entry form for reference only. All entries must be submitted through the online submission portal.
QUESTIONS?
Email [email protected]
A. Creative Idea & Impact
Ideas first. Media second. If the idea doesn’t stop people in their tracks, it’s not for this section.
1. Big Idea in OOH
This category recognizes the most original and powerful creative ideas executed through out of home. It is intended for work where the idea itself is the hero, not the media plan or placement strategy.
Entries should demonstrate a bold concept that only works because it exists in the real world. The idea should be immediately clear, confidently expressed, and designed for public visibility and impact.
This category rewards:
- Conceptual originality
- Clarity and confidence of the core idea
- Creative bravery over polish for polish’s sake
2. Contextual Brilliance
This category recognizes work where location, timing, environment, or audience context is integral to the creative idea. The message works because it appears exactly where and when it does.
Entries should show how context actively strengthens the idea rather than serving as a backdrop. If the concept could have lived anywhere else without losing meaning, it may not be a fit for this category.
This category rewards:
- Inventive use of place, moment, or circumstance
- Context that sharpens and elevates the creative
- Ideas inseparable from their surroundings
3. Social Buzz
This category recognizes out of home work that sparked conversation, sharing, and public reaction. The OOH execution should be the catalyst that people photographed, posted, debated, or talked about.
While creators or media coverage may amplify the work, the buzz should be driven by the strength of the out of home idea itself.
This category rewards:
- OOH ideas that generated organic conversation or sharing
- Clear evidence of public attention beyond the placement
- Out of home as the catalyst source of momentum
4. Experiential & Immersive OOH
This category recognizes out of home experiences that people physically engage with in the real world, including immersive installations, interactive builds, or participatory environments.
The experience should clearly serve the creative idea. Scale or spectacle alone is not enough.
This category rewards:
- Meaningful audience interaction
- Immersive use of space, scale, and physicality
- Experiences designed for real-world engagement
5. Omnichannel Impact
This category recognizes campaigns where out of home played a pivotal role within a larger, integrated effort. OOH meaningfully shaped the idea, amplified its reach, or unlocked impact across channels.
Entries should demonstrate how OOH contributed distinctly and was essential to the campaign’s success.
This category rewards:
- Clear evidence that OOH was critical to campaign impact
- Thoughtful integration across platforms
- OOH playing a high-impact role, not a background one
6. Creative Effectiveness
This category recognizes work that pairs strong creative thinking with meaningful, measurable outcomes. Results may include business impact, behavior change, brand lift, or cultural effect, as long as objectives and outcomes are clearly defined.
Entries should show how creativity contributed directly to what moved and why it mattered.
This category rewards:
- A strong creative idea tied to clear objectives
- Credible results reflecting real-world impact
- Demonstrated value of creativity beyond execution
B. Creative Craft
Because execution still matters. A lot.
1. Copywriting
This category recognizes exceptional use of language in out of home. Entries should demonstrate how words were used with intention, originality, and restraint in public space.
The strongest work understands the realities of the street and communicates clearly and quickly.
This category rewards:
- Precision and originality of language
- Command of tone and voice
- Copy that earns its space
2. Visual Design & Art Direction
This category recognizes visual craft that carries and strengthens the idea, including illustration, photography, typography, layout, and art direction.
Work should demonstrate intention as well as aesthetic strength.
This category rewards:
- Strong visual hierarchy and clarity
- Distinctive, intentional aesthetic choices
- Visuals that communicate instantly and endure
3. Motion & Animation
This category recognizes creative use of motion in out of home that elevates an idea rather than distracts from it.
Entries should demonstrate how well-used motion served the idea.
This category rewards:
- Intentional, idea-led motion
- Smart pacing and rhythm
- Creative restraint when simplicity strengthens impact
4. Production & Build Craft
This category recognizes excellence in fabrication, engineering, and physical execution, including complex builds or custom structures.
The work should show how craft and construction serve the idea.
This category rewards:
- Complexity and quality of construction
- Innovation in materials or execution
- Physical builds that support the idea
C. Innovation & Future-Facing OOH
New tools. New rules. No autopilot.
1. Immersive Technology
This category recognizes innovative uses of emerging technology in out of home, including anamorphic, holographic, projection mapping, and other immersive techniques.
Technology should be used intentionally in service of the idea.
This category rewards:
- Purposeful use of emerging technology
- Seamless integration of technology and concept
- Immersive, surprising experiences
2. Programmatic & Real-Time OOH
This category recognizes creative ideas designed to respond to real-world inputs such as time, weather, data, or cultural moments.
Entries should show how responsiveness strengthens the idea without sacrificing clarity.
This category rewards:
- Ideas built to adapt in real time
- Expressive use of data or triggers
- Concepts that embrace unpredictability with focus
D. Commerce, Purpose & Global Work
1. Retail Media & Commerce OOH
This category recognizes commerce-first creative work that uses out of home as a driver of retail behavior. Entries should demonstrate how OOH functions as a connected system across environments to build intent, momentum, and measurable impact on purchase.
The focus is on creative campaigns where OOH does the heavy lifting in shaping intent before and around the point of sale, not standalone transactional or price-led messaging.
In-store signage, point-of-sale materials, and traditional shopper marketing executions are not eligible on their own. However, if an in-store media network is used as part of a broader OOH-led campaign and the in-store messaging is clearly integrated into the overall creative idea, it may be included within the entry.
This category rewards:
- Creative ideas expressed across multiple OOH environments
- Clear creative continuity leading toward action
- Smart use of context, location, and sequencing
- Meaningful influence on retail outcomes
2. OOH for Good
This category recognizes out of home work that brings social, civic, or community issues into shared public space in a clear, considered, and creatively strong way.
Work is evaluated on creative strength, not the scale of the cause or organization.
Tribute boards are not eligible.
This category rewards:
- Clearly articulated intent tied to a specific issue
- Creative ideas designed for public space
- Relevance to audience, environment, and moment
Note: Executions and campaigns entered in this category cannot be entered in any other category.
3. Local Impact OOH
This category recognizes out of home work created for local advertising within a single city, region, or community.
It is intended for campaigns executed outside the largest U.S. metropolitan markets (New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, Houston, Atlanta, Washington DC, San Francisco, and Boston).
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This category rewards:
- Creative originality driven by local insight
- Inventive use of limited budgets or formats
- Excellence where resourcefulness matters
4. International OOH
This category recognizes outstanding out of home work executed outside the United States.
This category rewards:
- Cultural relevance rooted in local insight
- Creative originality shaped by regional realities
- Excellence in execution within market environments
Note: Executions and campaigns entered in this category cannot be entered in any other
category.
E. Industry Sectors
Different industries. Different pressures. Same creative bar.
1. Healthcare OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for healthcare that communicates with clarity, empathy, and relevance in public space.
Eligible work may include hospitals, health systems, insurers, wellness brands, and healthcare services. Work focused on education, access, or wellness that does not promote a pharmaceutical product belongs here.
This category rewards:
- Ideas shaped by audience mindset and health context
- Clear, thoughtful communication
- Balance of sensitivity and creative ambition
2. Pharma OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for pharmaceutical brands operating within regulated environments.
Entries should show how compliance and ethical constraints informed the creative idea rather than limited it.
This category rewards:
- Creative ideas shaped by regulatory realities
- Clear, memorable communication of complex messages
- Intentional use of OOH to reach patient or caregiver audiences
3. Consumer Packaged Goods OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for CPG and direct-to-consumer brands that reimagine familiar products or categories with creative clarity.
This category rewards:
- Original ideas within competitive categories
- Distinctive brand expression in public environments
- Clarity and impact at speed
4. Fashion & Luxury OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for fashion and luxury brands that express brand identity with confidence and intention.
This category rewards:
- Creative originality grounded in brand perspective
- Thoughtful use of scale, restraint, and craft
- Cultural relevance beyond aesthetics
5. Financial Services OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for financial services that translates complex or trust-based messages into clear public communication.
This category rewards:
- Creative clarity in reframing complexity
- Emotional intelligence within category norms
- Effective use of scale or repetition to build confidence and trust
6. Technology OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for technology, AI, and B2B brands that makes innovation understandable and human in public space.
This category rewards:
- Human-centered storytelling
- Clear, immediate public communication
- Relevance and usefulness in everyday life
7. Entertainment & Media OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for entertainment and media that builds anticipation, participation, or shared cultural moments.
This category rewards:
- Strong cultural timing and insight
- Original expression of known properties
- OOH used to create collective experience
8. Legal Services OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for legal services that translates complex or sensitive services into clear, memorable ideas.
Eligible work may include law firms, legal service providers, advocacy-related legal communications, or public legal education.
This category rewards:
- Human, relatable creative ideas
- Clear communication in public environments
- Differentiation through insight and craft
9. QSR OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for quick service restaurant brands that turns real-world moments into prompts for action.
Eligible work may include brand campaigns, menu launches, limited-time offers, or app-supported executions.
This category rewards:
- Ideas designed for real-world hunger moments
- Clear, appetizing communication
- Strategic use of OOH to influence choice, behavior, or timing
10. Travel & Hospitality OOH
This category recognizes out of home work for travel and hospitality brands that inspires desire or emotional connection to place.
This category rewards:
- Storytelling rooted in sense of place
- Emotional resonance in public environments
- Distinctive expression within a crowded category
F. Tribute Board Retrospective (Non-Award)
Tribute boards serve as meaningful reflections of cultural moments and collective remembrance throughout the year. While tribute boards are not eligible for competitive OBIE Awards, entrants may submit them for consideration in a curated, non-competitive retrospective.
A limited number of submissions will be selected for inclusion in a special showcase at the awards show, recognizing their cultural significance without placing them in competition with other entries.
Please note: Submission does not guarantee inclusion in the retrospective.
G. Entry Form PDFs for Reference
To download PDFs of the entry form for reference only, please select from the list below.
Note: All entries must be submitted through the online submission portal.
2026 OBIE AWARDS SHORTLIST
Anaconda on the Sunset Strip
Sony Pictures Motion Pictures Group, IMPACT powered by OMG, and Branded Cities
Category: Entertainment & Media OOH
Any Given Sunday
The Wendy’s Company, VMLY&R, and ODN
Category: QSR OOH
Apex
Netflix and Heritage Outdoor Media
Categories: Big Idea in OOH, Social Buzz, and Entertainment & Media OOH
Buy Diane’s Car
Bring a Trailer and PMG
Category: Contextual Brilliance
ChatGPT Billboard Campaign
OpenAI and Clear Channel Outdoor
Category: Technology OOH
Daniel Stowe Conservancy Rebrand Campaign
Daniel Stowe Conservancy and BooneOakley
Category: Travel & Hospitality OOH
Dior Flagship Grand Opening
LVMH’s Christian Dior Couture and JCDecaux North America, and Atlas Media Group
Category: Fashion & Luxury OOH
Don’t Settle for Partial Recovery
Methodist Rehabilitation and Extra Credit Projects
Category: Local Impact OOH
Everything’s Better with a British Accent
British Airways, Uncommon Creative Studio, and OUTFRONT Studios
Categories: Experiential & Immersive OOH and Visual Design & Art Direction
Fitness with Spotify
Spotify and Publicis Media
Category: Technology OOH
From Leaderboard to Finish Line
Peloton and PMG
Category: Entertainment & Media OOH
From Tokyo to Williamsburg Mural
Uniqlo, Hiroshi Masuda, and Overall Murals
Category: Retail Media & Commerce OOH
Game Faces
Munley Law and Up To Something
Category: Legal Services OOH
Gamma Light Show
Gamma and National Experiential
Category: Immersive Technology
Give Us the Finger
ŌURA, nice&frank, and Firefly Media
Category: Healthcare OOH
Grillo Pickles Summer Takeover
Grillo’s Pickles and billups
Category: Consumer Packaged Goods OOH
Hiring Colbert Campaign
National Marine Mammal Foundation and Adams Outdoor Advertising
Category: OOH for Good
Hologram Moonwalk Lessons to Promote “Michael” Biopic
Lionsgate, Pretty Big Monster, Proto Hologram
Category: Immersive Technology
Hoppers
The Walt Disney Studios and BIEN
Category: Motion & Animation
IAMS Healthy Weight Cat – Collapsing Billboard
Mars Pet Nutrition, IAMS, adam&eve\TBWA, and Grand VisualCategory: Contextual Brilliance
Category: Contextual Brilliance
IKEA Unpackaged Goods
IKEA, Rethink, and billups
Category: International OOH
Jurassic 7-Eleven Activation
7-Eleven, Imagine, and Midnight Oil
Category: Entertainment & Media OOH
Jurassic Park Real-Time Dinosaur Interactions
Comcast Xfinity, Omnicom, and Visual Feeder
Category: Immersive Technology
Made the Hard Way
Red Wing Shoes, Wieden+Kennedy New York, and NPARALLEL + Atomic Props
Category: Production & Build Craft
Need Braces?
Lakeside Dental Care and Lamar Advertising Company
Category: Local Impact OOH
New to Missoula
Whitefish Credit Union and Up To Something
Categories: Big Idea in OOH, Creative Effectiveness, and Local Impact OOH
Nike 2025 North America Marathons
Nike, Wieden+Kennedy Portland, and billups
Categories: Contextual Brilliance and Copywriting
Oreo Walks
Mondelēz and VML
Categories: Contextual Brilliance, Retail Media & Commerce OOH, and Consumer Packaged Goods OOH
Paris in LA
Sézane and Inwindow
Categories: Fashion & Luxury OOH and Production & Build Craft
Pepsi Wild Cherry and Cream
PepsiCo and Midnight Oil
Category: Consumer Packaged Goods OOH
Pitstop
Billie, Quan Media Group, and Pearl Media
Category: Consumer Packaged Goods OOH
Prada Rooftop MIA Takeover
Prada, Genevoism, and FlyBy Ads
Category: Fashion & Luxury OOH
Reale Actives Interactive Puzzle Piece Billboard
Reale Actives, CNC Agency, Quan Media Group, and Pearl Media
Category: Social Buzz
Scrubs “Pillboard”
ABC Entertainment, MACH27, and OUTFRONT Media
Category: Production & Build Craft
Severance Cold Harbor Mural
Apple TV and Colossal Media
Category: Visual Design & Art Direction
Smooth Deliveries
IAMS, Ones Mars – a Publicis Groupe Agency, and Lamar Advertising Company
Category: Consumer Packaged Goods OOH
Steph Curry Shoots the Moon
Random House Publishing Group and Known
Category: Big Idea in OOH, Social Buzz, and Creative Effectiveness
Swiffer Keep NYC Out of NYC Apts
Procter & Gamble, Saatchi & Saatchi and PG ONE
Categories: Creative Effectiveness and Copywriting
The Boys Drone Show Finale
Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Creative Team, and Outdoor Solutions
Category: Motion & Animation
The Denver Climate Project – Do more. Do less. Do something.
City of Denver Office of Climate, Sustainability & Resiliency, and Sukle Advertising & Design
Category: OOH for Good
The Last Coke in the Desert
The Coca-Cola Company and VML
Category: International OOH
The Mandalorian & Grogu Times Square
The Walt Disney Studios, The M Factor, and OMG23
Category: Social Buzz
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Installation
Universal Pictures, Illumination, and City Eventions
Category: Visual Design & Art Direction
The Thing that Makes Anything A Thing
Canva, Quality Meats Creative, and The Resize Guys
Category: Technology OOH
They’ll Never See Us Coming
Broussard Knoll Law Firm and Out of Home Creative
Category: Legal Services OOH
Uber Teen Accounts
Uber, Special Group, and do it outdoors
Category: Contextual Brilliance
Verified Closer Than You Think
United Airlines, 72andSunny, and Firefly Media
Categories: Contextual Brilliance and Programmatic & Real-Time OOH
Vintage Taxi BLITZ NYC – “Nicolas Cage is Spider-Noir”
Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Creative Team, and Good Traffic
Categories: Experiential & Immersive OOH, Entertainment & Media OOH, and Production & Build Craft
We Come in Peace AR Window
TV4 and Ocean Labs
Category: International OOH
Welcome to Fabulous
Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority and R&R partners
Category: Travel & Hospitality OOH
Wendy’s Tendy’s
The Wendy’s Company and VML
Categories: Social Buzz and QSR OOH
When Your Diet Hits the Wall
Friday’s, CSquared Social, and OUTFRONT Studios
Category: Pharma OOH
Wittaburger
Whataburger and Up To Something
Category: QSR OOH
You Must Love Coke
The Coca-Cola Company, VML, and Grey
Category: International OOH
YSL Beauty LIBRE Berry Crush Mural
L’Oréal USA, NPARALLEL + Atomic Props, and Colossal Media
Category: Fashion & Luxury OOH
Zootopia 2: Welcome to the Wild
The Walt Disney Company, OMG23, and Clear Channel Outdoor
Category: Entertainment & Media OOH
Established in 1992, the OBIE Hall of Fame recognizes brands whose sustained commitment to out of home has shaped the medium and defined creative excellence over time. Past inductees include American Express, Netflix, Dunkin’, and GEICO, among others.
Each year, OAAA members select the next inductee, honoring a legacy of influence, consistency, and distinction.
The 2025 OBIE Awards book is now available. You can purchase the current and previous OBIE books here.
GENERAL
What are the OBIE Awards?
The OBIE Awards are the oldest and most prestigious honors for creative excellence in out of home (OOH) advertising. The program honors outstanding work built for the medium and recognizes both the strength of the idea and the power of its execution.
Who can enter?
Agencies and brands may submit entries, provided the work meets all eligibility requirements and has proper authorization.
Media owners, production companies, technology partners, and other eligible organizations may submit work if they played a meaningful role in the original creative concept and execution, not solely media placement, adaptation, or repurposing of existing creative.
All submissions made on behalf of a brand or agency must have documented approval. Entrants will be required to confirm that all necessary authorizations have been secured and may be asked to provide proof upon request.
Who should be listed as the primary creative owner?
The primary creative owner should reflect who originated and led the creative idea. In most cases, this will be the agency or brand.
Media owners or partners may list themselves as the primary creative owner only if they originated and developed the core creative idea, not solely the platform, format, technology, or media access. Creative authorship and collaboration should be clearly explained in the entry.
Is there a limit to the number of entries?
No. There is no limit to the number of entries an organization may submit, as long as each entry meets eligibility requirements.
What time period is eligible?
For the 2026 competition, work must have been commercially released and paid for, with verified placement on an out of home unit between January 1, 2025 and May 31, 2026.
Can previously entered work be resubmitted?
Work that is identical or substantially similar to an entry submitted in any previous OBIE Awards competition is not eligible.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
What qualifies as eligible out of home advertising?
Eligible work must have appeared on an out of home advertising unit where media space was purchased directly from a media owner or operator. The only exception is public service advertising entered in the OOH for Good category.
Are illegal installations eligible?
No. All work must comply with applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards.
Any campaign, activation, or execution requiring permits, approvals, or permissions must have secured them before installation. Entrants may be required to provide proof of permits and permissions upon request.
Unauthorized installations, including illegal wild postings or any execution placed without proper approval, are not eligible. Images or documentation of illegal executions must not be submitted as part of an OBIE entry.
If an entry includes unauthorized or illegal work, the entire submission may be disqualified, even if other components of the campaign were legally executed.
Can I enter the same work into multiple categories?
Yes, provided the work meets the criteria for each category entered. A separate fee applies for each category submission.
What materials are required?
Entrants will be asked to provide:
- A written entry summary explaining the idea and execution
- Supporting creative materials such as images, video, or case films
- Credits and contact information
- Category-specific information where applicable
All materials must accurately represent the work as it appeared in market.
Are case films required?
Case films are encouraged when they help clarify the idea, execution, and impact of the work. However, the creative itself remains the primary focus of judging.
Entry Form PDFs for Reference
To download PDFs of the entry form for reference only, please select from the list below.
Note: All entries must be submitted through the online submission portal.
AI & DISCLOSURE
Is the use of artificial intelligence permitted?
Yes. The OBIE Awards recognize that artificial intelligence tools may be used in the development, production, or presentation of creative work.
AI-assisted or AI-generated elements are permitted, provided the work complies with all eligibility requirements and applicable laws.
Is AI usage required to be disclosed?
Yes. Entrants must disclose the use of AI if it played a material role in the creation, execution, or case materials of the work.
Disclosure should clearly outline:
- How AI was used
- At what stage it was used
- Whether the final work appeared in market as submitted
Failure to disclose material AI usage may result in disqualification.
How will AI-assisted work be judged?
All entries are judged on the strength of the idea and the quality of the execution. The use of AI does not in itself advantage or disadvantage an entry.
Judges evaluate the creative outcome, not the tool used to produce it.
Can AI be used in case films or supporting materials?
Yes, provided the case materials accurately represent the work as it appeared in market. Case films must not mislead the jury regarding the scope, scale, or impact of the campaign.
JUDGING
How is work judged?
Entries are evaluated by a jury curated by OAAA and composed of industry leaders, brand decision makers, and influential creative voices.
Judges assess:
- Strength and clarity of the idea
- Excellence in execution
- Creative impact within the medium
Are results or performance metrics required?
Results are not mandatory in every category, but measurable impact may strengthen your submission where relevant.
When will winners be announced?
Winners will be revealed at the 2026 OBIE Awards ceremony on October 15, 2026. Finalists and additional details will be announced in advance of the event.
FEES & DEADLINES
What are the entry fees?
Early entry rate: $300 per entry, per category for submissions received by April 3, 2026.
Standard rate: $400 per entry, per category for submissions received after April 3, 2026.
When is the final deadline?
The final deadline is July 17, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.
Are fees refundable?
No. All entry fees are nonrefundable.
What payment methods are accepted?
Payment must be made by credit card at the time of online submission. Organizations wishing to pay by check or another method must contact OAAA at [email protected] to arrange alternative payment.
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS
Who should I contact with entry questions?
For additional assistance, contact OAAA at [email protected].