Golden State's colorful court joins other notable NBA All-Star floors - ESPN

It's NBA All-Star Weekend and the festivities are returning to the Bay Area a quarter century after the Golden State Warriors last hosted the event.

One unique way for cities to put their stamp on hosting is via the All-Star Game court. This year, the Bay Area opted for a blue and yellow look with a design featuring the region's iconic Golden Gate and Bay bridges spanning the floor.

The NBA today unveiled the court for the 74th NBA All-Star Game on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 8pm/et in San Francisco.

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It's not the first time a host arena has paid homage to city landmarks or team colors with its All-Star floor.

Here are some of the most notable designs and event logos during the past 25 years.

Though the All-Star Game was played on a traditional hardwood floor, the court for the Celebrity Game and assorted Saturday night events made headlines. A full-video glass LED court was installed at Lucas Oil Stadium for the weekend's festivities. Indianapolis also installed a full-length court at Indianapolis International Airport to promote the weekend.

The court at State Farm Arena featured designs and art that paid homage to HBCU culture and was created in collaboration with assorted HBCU alumni.

The first look at the NBA All-Star 2021 game court in Atlanta!

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