The phrase "awards venue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location where awards ceremonies or events take place.
Example: "The annual film awards will be held at a prestigious awards venue downtown."
Alternatives: "awards location" or "ceremony venue".
Several stars of film and television walked the red carpet at the spectacular awards venue: a vast former airship hangar at Nasa's Ames Research Centre in Mountain View, mere minutes from Google's Silicon Valley headquarters.
His picket outside the offices of broadcasters ABC TV (he was persuaded to move the protest from the awards venue itself) was dismissed as "an epic tactical goof" by the LA Times.
But when Gulfport Police Chief Robert Vincent saw him staggering around outside the awards venue, he told Szeliga he seemed too drunk to go inside, according to documents from an internal affairs investigation obtained by news station WFLA.
Global Inheritance also partnered with Fox on their composting stations throughout the Awards venue which was held at Gibson Ampitheatre.
It offers quick lookups for this year's nominees, as well as information on past awards, nominees, venues and hosts.
Outside proudly hangs the banner announcing Halli's award as venue of the year in Leicester's comedy festival.
Hamar was awarded the venue, Vikingskipet, after Hamar Municipality guaranteed to cover all costs exceeding NOK 200 million.
A survey by The Independent revealed that venues including the 100 Club in London's Oxford Street, considered a birthplace of punk; Brighton's Coalition nightclub and Thekla, an award-winning floating venue at Bristol docks, give no details of access or facilities offered to disabled patrons.
We've seen this at the Donmar, Cottesloe and Watermill; now this award-winning Southwark venue gets in on the act with a technically dazzling, emotionally charged revival of this 1984 show, which counterpoints Seurat's composition Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte with the travails of a contemporary conceptual artist.
The stadium won the RSVP magazine's Most creative use of a sporting venue award in 2007 for its usage as the university's graduation site.
The Tony Award for "most intriguing venue for downtown dance" — if such an award existed, of course — might well go to robbinschilds for "Seriously Heavy (i hurt myself hurting you)," which opened on Thursday night at the Autumn Bowl in Brooklyn.
